Product Warranty Overview

Our Best Standard Warranty Protection

Many of our high-efficiency air conditioners and heat pumps come with an excellent limited warranty, providing Lifetime Limited Unit Replacement Warranty* coverage for the compressor to the original, registered* single-family homeowner of a properly matched system. Most EverRest Elite high-efficiency gas furnaces have a limited warranty providing Lifetime Limited Unit Replacement Warranty* coverage for the heat exchanger to the original, registered* single-family homeowner. In the unlikely event of a compressor or heat exchanger failure, we'll replace the air conditioner or heat pump with a comparable EverRest Elite® brand product at no charge.

This kind of protection is just one of the ways we fulfill our promise to create long-lasting, high-performing products.

* To be eligible for the Lifetime Compressor Limited Warranty, Lifetime Heat Exchanger Limited Warranty (both valid for the duration of your home ownership), or the 10-Year Parts Limited Warranty, you must complete the online registration within 60 days of installation. However, online registration is optional if you reside in California.

Asure™ Provides Years of Worry-Free Comfort

Choose from a 5- or 10-year Asure™ Extended Service Agreement* for worry-free comfort with your EverRest Elite® brand equipment.

You won't have to worry about replacement parts or labor expenses if your equipment requires service. An Authorized Asure™ Dealer will promptly respond and use quality brand parts if a repair is needed.

Asure™ coverage is affordable and only costs pennies a day. It's a valuable investment that will protect you now and, in the future, regardless of any possible increases in service costs during the lifespan of your EverRest Elite® equipment. With Asure™ coverage, we guarantee your comfort for the long run.

You must go through an authorized Asure™ Dealer to get an Asure™ Service Agreement. Ask your dealer for more details.

* Please note that Extended Service Plans may only be available in some states, so it's best to ask your dealer for complete information.