A technician talking through a new system with a couple in their kitchen

For homeowners replacing a heating or cooling system

Get a lifetime warranty on your new heating and cooling system, at no extra cost.

Enter your ZIP code. We tell you which retailer near you includes it, or the one question to ask the company quoting you.

Labor included on covered repairs
A-rated insurance backed
For as long as you own your home
You pay nothing for it

The system gets replaced once. The warranty stays for as long as you own the home.Covered repairs on the major internal components, labor included, and nothing added to your price.

What your warranty covers.

Covered repairs on the major internal components of your system, for as long as you own your home. Your retailer funds it. You pay nothing for the coverage and nothing for a covered repair.

Central Air Conditioning

The outdoor unit & major internal parts.

Furnace

Gas & electric, including parts that fail.

Heat Pump

Heating & cooling on 1 system covered.

Ductless Mini Split

Head units and the outdoor condenser.

A 10-year warranty and a lifetime warranty are not the same thing.

Most new systems come with a manufacturer's warranty, and some homeowners buy a plan on top. Here is what each one actually does the day something breaks.

The Noble lifetime warranty

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How longAs long as you own your home

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Pays for laborCovered repairs, start to finish

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What it costs you$0. Your retailer funds it

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Whole systemThe major internal components

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Who pays the claimAn A-rated insurance company

The manufacturer's warranty

How long5 to 10 years, parts only

Pays for laborNo. The famous gap

What it costs youBundled into the price

Whole systemSome parts, with registration

Who pays the claimThe manufacturer, if you registered

A plan you buy yourself

How long2 to 10 years, by plan

Pays for laborOnly if you bought that plan

What it costs youYou pay for it

Whole systemDepends on the plan

Who pays the claimThe plan company

Getting quotes? Ask every company this.

“Does your quote include a lifetime warranty on the whole system, labor included, backed by an insurance company?”

Only a Noble retailer can say yes. There is one in each territory, and the warranty is built into the system price, so it costs you nothing extra.

Three quotes on the same equipment can look identical. This is the line that separates them, and it is the line that decides who pays in year nine.

The day something breaks.

No claim forms on the kitchen table, no arguing with a call center that has never seen your house.

1You call Noble, or you call your retailer.
2Noble checks the warranty is active and the failure is covered.
3Noble arranges a licensed technician to repair the covered failure.
4The repair gets done, and you sign it off. No bill for the covered repair.

Keep this where you can find it in July. Claims: (855) 781-3356

A real example

The Millers, on a July afternoon.

What went wrongThe air conditioning ran all day and the house stayed at 82 degrees instead of the 72 they had set. The company that installed it had since closed, so Mrs. Miller called Noble direct on the number in her warranty paperwork.

What happened nextNoble 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, replaced both, tested it cooling, and she signed to say it was done right.

What it cost herNothing for the covered repair, and nothing for the coverage itself. She never filled in a form, and she never argued with anyone about whether her own equipment was covered.

Names changed. The process is exactly as it runs.

The questions homeowners ask us.

Is it really free?

Yes. Your retailer funds the warranty and builds it into the system price you already agreed to. There is nothing to buy, no monthly fee, and nothing to pay for a covered repair.

What do I have to do to keep it?

Keep the system on the routine maintenance it needs anyway. That is the one condition, and it is stated up front in the warranty details you get at installation.

What if the company that installed my system closes?

You call Noble direct on the number in your warranty paperwork. Noble checks the coverage and arranges a licensed technician. The Millers' story above is that exact case.

Who actually pays when something breaks?

The claim is supported by a national, brand-name A-rated insurance company, not by a promise from the installer. Noble administers it and arranges the repair.

Which systems does it cover?

Central air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, and ductless mini splits: covered repairs on the major internal components, labor included, for as long as you own your home.