Your new system, covered for as long as you own your home.
If your retailer is a Noble partner, the heating and cooling system they installed carries a lifetime warranty for covered repairs. There's no separate warranty fee: it's included in the price of your system. Here's what that means for your house, your budget, and your next 20 years of just-works comfort.
Who covers your ZIP?
One retailer near you can offer this warranty. See who.
See what a Noble lifetime warranty does when your AC quits.
It's late August, it's 102 degrees outside, and your AC just quit. A new compressor costs $800 to $3,000. With a Noble lifetime warranty, that covered repair costs you nothing. This short video shows how it works.
What your warranty covers.
Covered repairs on the major internal components of your system, for as long as you own your home. Your retailer builds it into the price of your system, so there's no separate warranty fee.
Central Air Conditioning
The outdoor unit & major internal parts.
Furnace
Gas furnaces, including parts that fail.
Heat Pump
Heating & cooling on 1 system covered.
Ductless Mini Split
Head units and the outdoor condenser.
Packaged Unit
Heating & cooling in one outdoor cabinet.
Your coverage is on the major internal components of the system, not just one part, which is the difference between a warranty that pays and one that finds a reason not to. And because the warranty comes from the company that installed your system, the people who show up to fix it are the people who know it.
When something breaks, here's what happens.
No claim forms on the kitchen table, no arguing with a call center that's never seen your house.
The Millers, on a July afternoon.
Names changed, but this is the process exactly as it runs.
What went wrong
The air conditioning ran all day and the house stayed at 82 degrees instead of the 72 they'd set. The thermostat was right, so it was the unit itself.
The company that installed it had since closed, so Mrs. Miller called Noble direct on the number in her warranty paperwork.
What happened next
Noble pulled up her account, matched the serial number, confirmed her warranty was active, and confirmed a failed compressor was covered. A licensed technician was booked for the next available slot.
He found a bad capacitor and a failed compressor. The price came off the pre-set standard for her state, not a number invented on her driveway. He replaced both, tested it cooling, and she signed to say it was done right.
What it cost her
Nothing for the covered repair. The coverage itself was included in the price of her system, with no separate warranty fee. She never filled in a form, and she never argued with anyone about whether her own equipment was covered.
Maintain your system.
Your warranty stays active the same way your system stays healthy: a spring and a fall service every year, with proof of each sent to Noble within 30 days. The full schedule is in the Limited Lifetime Warranty Program Details.
That's it. No renewal paperwork, no annual fee, no fine-print gotchas. The visits you should be booking anyway are the whole deal.
What homeowners ask us first.
Do I pay extra for this warranty?
No. There's no separate warranty fee: your retailer builds it into the price of your system, and a covered repair costs you $0.
What's actually covered?
Covered repairs on the major internal components of the system your retailer installed: central air conditioning, gas furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini splits, and packaged units. The coverage is on those components, not just one part. Your program booklet has the full terms in writing.
Is this like those home warranty companies that never pay out?
No, and here's the difference. Those are policies you buy from a third party that never touched your equipment. This warranty comes with your installation, from the company that did the work. The claim's supported by real insurance, and Noble arranges a licensed technician for the covered repair.
What do I have to do to keep it?
A spring and a fall service every year, with proof of each sent to Noble within 30 days, as set out in the Limited Lifetime Warranty Program Details. Those are the visits that keep your system healthy anyway.
Who do I call when something breaks?
Call your retailer or call Noble, whichever's easier. Noble arranges for a technician to repair a covered failure. You're never left arguing with a stranger about your own equipment.
How long does the coverage last?
As long as you own your home and keep up the maintenance. Not 5 years, not 10. It's valid only for the original purchaser, so it doesn't transfer to a new owner when you sell.
What if Noble isn't around one day?
Your warranty is insured. A national, brand-name A-rated insurance company stands behind every contract, and your program booklet names the insurer.
Find your Noble retailer.
One retailer per territory carries this warranty. Enter your ZIP code or county and we'll tell you exactly who to call.
Is there a Noble retailer near you?
Enter your ZIP code or county. If a Noble partner holds your area, we'll show you exactly who to call. No contact details needed.
Ask one question before you sign anything.
“Is this system covered for as long as I own my home?” Only one retailer in your area can say yes with a Noble lifetime warranty behind it. If your quote doesn't have an answer, call us and we'll tell you who does.