Keeping Coverage Active
How to Keep Your Lifetime Warranty Active
Twice-yearly professional maintenance is the key to keeping qualifying coverage in force.
A qualifying Lifetime Warranty stays in force when your system remains enrolled in the required Launch maintenance plan and receives professional HVAC service twice per year — roughly every six months. This regular maintenance protects your equipment, preserves efficiency in Florida's heat and humidity, and keeps your coverage active. Here is what that looks like.
The Twice-Yearly Maintenance Requirement
To keep qualifying Lifetime Warranty coverage in force, your system must stay enrolled in the required Launch maintenance plan and receive professional service twice per year, approximately every six months, subject to the applicable warranty terms and conditions.
In Florida, that cadence usually means a spring cooling tune-up before the long summer and a fall heating check before the cooler months — the two seasons that put the most demand on your equipment.
What a Maintenance Visit Includes
Each visit is a thorough, documented check-up that catches small issues before they become breakdowns and keeps your system running efficiently.
- Refrigerant charge and airflow verification.
- Coil, drain line, and condensate inspection and cleaning.
- Electrical connections, capacitors, and safety controls checked.
- Filter guidance and thermostat calibration.
- Documented service history to support your warranty.
We Track It So You Don't Have To
When you enroll, Launch Air & Heating schedules and tracks your twice-yearly visits and sends reminders as each service comes due. Our team keeps a documented service record for your system, so staying compliant is effortless and your qualifying coverage stays protected.
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Warranty Questions, Answered
Lifetime Warranty availability, coverage, eligibility, terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions vary by qualifying equipment and program requirements. Available on qualifying systems. Details will be provided for applicable systems. This webpage is for general informational purposes and does not modify or replace the terms of any applicable warranty documentation.