Worry-Free Protection,
Long After Installation
Every Trane system includes a manufacturer's limited warranty on parts. An Optional Extended Warranty adds more years of coverage and can include labor — as your independent Trane servicer, we handle every claim.
Why Consider a Trane Extended Warranty?
Mechanical Components Fail
Even the best-engineered equipment is subject to failure over time. Extended coverage protects you when it happens.
Hedge Against Rising Costs
Parts and labor costs rise every year. Lock in your protection cost now instead of paying tomorrow's repair bills.
Peace of Mind
For the term of your agreement, unplanned repair bills become a thing of the past.
Three Layers of Coverage
Every Trane system starts with a limited warranty — registering it and adding Optional Extended Warranty coverage extends your protection further.
Base Limited Warranty
Automatic coverage if your system isn't registered — typically 5 years on parts that fail due to manufacturer defect.
Registered Limited Warranty
Register your system within 60 days of installation and typically double your parts coverage to 10 years — free of charge.
Optional Extended Warranty
Purchased through us as your local dealer — can add years of coverage and, depending on the plan, include labor costs too.
Coverage Comparison
| Base Limited Warranty | Registered Limited Warranty | Optional Extended Warranty | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parts Coverage | Typically 5 years | Typically 10 years | Extends coverage further, depending on the plan |
| Labor Coverage | Not included | Not included | Can be included, depending on the plan |
| Registration Required | No | Yes, within 60 days of installation | No — purchased separately through us |
| Cost | Included, no cost | Free, once registered | Paid, purchased through Adams Heating and Cooling |
| How to Get It | Automatic if your system isn’t registered | Register your system with Trane at installation | Purchase through us as your local Trane dealer |
Terms based on Trane's official warranty and registration page. Exact coverage varies by product — look up your specific unit's warranty or call us to confirm.
What's Typically Excluded
Extended Warranty agreements generally exclude routine maintenance, non-defect damage, and a few other categories. We'll walk you through your specific agreement's exclusions before you buy.
Routine Maintenance & Consumables
Air filters, drain lines, refrigerant lines, ductwork, and other consumables or wear items generally aren't covered.
Non-Manufacturer Defects
Damage from fire, water, storms, power surges, theft, misuse, or improper installation isn't a manufacturer defect — and isn't covered.
Neglected Maintenance
Failures caused by skipping manufacturer-recommended maintenance typically aren't covered — regular tune-ups protect both your system and your warranty.
Cosmetic Wear
Appearance items like cabinet paint, knobs, and surface rust or corrosion are excluded from coverage.
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Already Have a Trane Extended Warranty?
If your system fails, contact us — your independent Trane servicer — and we'll handle the claim.
Call (707) 795-6059