I had a service agreement with my Heating, Ventilation plus A/C dealer, and i got free service on the air conditioning component in addition to the furnace, yearly.
If I had any service calls, the service would be free, but I would need to pay for parts.
I thought this was a attractive thing to keep in tact, especially since it would keep my warranty from being voided. When the two-year warranty ended, I canceled the service agreement. I didn’t know it was necessary anymore. I was going to do my own servicing on the furnace in addition to air conditioning unit. I didn’t have time to worry about windows of arrival, when it wasn’t a necessity. I called the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C contractor in addition to told them I wasn’t going to renew the service agreement, and two months later, it was time to have the air conditioning maintained. When the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C company arrived to service the air conditioning unit, he found a few minor problems that had to be repaired, but he ordered modern fan blades, in addition to told me I had to pay for them upfront. I looked at the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C company in addition to asked why they weren’t included in the servicing. He told me I had canceled the service agreement. I not only had to pay for the fan blades, but for the service, in addition to he gave me the price. I forgot I had canceled the service agreement, in addition to I had forgotten how pricey servicing on the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C system was, however my next question was if it was too late to reinstate the service agreement. He told me he could backdate it since I had only canceled it a short time ago, although he would need to talk to the owner of the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C dealer! Canceling the service agreement isn’t something I plan on doing again.