Service Contract

How much is a Service Contract?

There is no exact price for a Service Contract because it depends on many factors. However, you can still have a rough calculation on how much a Service Contract is for the particular property. It is important to know the cost before you decide to get one for your house.


The Average Cost


Home warranties commonly range between $430 to $775 per year or around $35 to $65 per month for the basic package plan. This amount of money will provide coverage of up to $20,000 for the basic systems and appliances. If you extend the service with additional items, the price would be around $800 to $1,700.


While most companies will charge you monthly, some will offer an annual contract that you can renew per year. There might also be an additional cost of $5 per month for the administration fee for the monthly payment system.


Besides the main warranty cost, there is also a service call fee. It is the money you should pay every time you call to make a claim. It is usually around $50 to $100. Most companies require you to pay directly to the technicians who visit your house to perform the service. Some companies don’t charge a service call.


Factors that Determines the Cost


As mentioned before, several factors determine the price of a Service Contract. Here are some of them:


1. Coverage


The more the systems and appliances covered by your Service Contract, the more expensive the contract will be. The contract usually has a basic coverage of essential things such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and major appliances like refrigerator, washer, and dryer. Besides, you can also extend the service with additional items such as a septic system, roofing, and hot tub.


2. Limits of Benefits


Bear in mind that there is always a limit that your Service Contract is willing to pay. The more expensive your contract, the higher the limit it should provide. When the service cost is higher than the limit, you will need to pay the rest of the cost from your savings. If your appliances and systems are in premium-tier, you might need to be extra careful about this term of your contract.


3. House Size


One size doesn’t fit all in the business of Service Contract. The bigger your house, the more complex and extensive your systems are. You may expect a higher price for your warranty if your house is larger than most houses in the US.


4. Company


Needless to say, different companies will have different pricing for the contract. The more reputable a company, the costly it is compared to other firms. If you decide to have a Service Contract, it is essential to survey some candidates and get quotes from different companies.


The only way to get an exact price of a Service Contract is by requesting a quotation. The company will consider your house’s condition, including the systems and appliances in it, before giving you a quote. From this point, you can start calculating whether the contract is worth paying for or not.


ECM Air Conditioning, with its headquarters located in Boynton Beach, FL, provides air conditioning services within Palm Beach County, Broward County, Martin County, and St. Lucie County. If you’re having issues with your HVAC system, we’re on-call and ready to assist you with your air conditioning needs. So if you’re in need of an HVAC Contractor, don’t hesitate to contact us today to schedule an air conditioning service call diagnostic! Our HVAC experts will diagnose any issues that may be occurring with your HVAC system and help to repair your AC issue on the spot.


Best of all, because ECM is the largest HVAC company in South Florida our local warehouse facility that is 69,000 SQFT houses over $1 million in inventory and fully stocks our 127 vehicles on the road, making us one of the very few AC service companies capable of repairing most issues right on the spot. That means no waiting and no downtime without air conditioning for you & your family in the blistering Florida heat!


Call us at 561-295-1763 or contact our HVAC team online.

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