HVAC Refrigerant Coverage

It depends on the plan. AC refrigerant under a home warranty may be included as part of your HVAC system coverage. But it also may come with a per-pound limit—meaning you could still owe out-of-pocket costs if your system needs a large amount of refrigerant during a repair. 2-10 offers optional unlimited HVAC refrigerant coverage as an add-on which lifts the per-pound cap.

See the plan agreement for coverage details, including service fees, limitations and exclusions. Coverage limits and charges for modifications or non-covered items may apply. Separate services may be offered to members by affiliates or third parties for additional fees and/or terms.

No, AC refrigerant doesn't go bad or degrade with normal use. In fact, it's designed to circulate through a sealed system indefinitely. But if you start to notice your system is low on refrigerant, this is likely a sign of a leak somewhere in the system.

Home AC recharge costs can vary greatly depending on factors like the size of your system, the type of refrigerant your system takes, and the extent of the leak. Since refrigerant is priced per pound, costs can add up quickly and come as a surprise expense. Due to these factors, many homeowners look for refrigerant coverage as part of their home warranty plan.

2-10 Home Buyers Warranty coverage provides for the repair of covered parts of HVAC systems. If the covered parts cannot be repaired, they will be replaced, subject to your plan’s limitations and exclusions. Refrigerant is included up to $10 per pound as part of the coverage limit, but adding on unlimited HVAC refrigerant coverage removes the per-pound cap for better protection.

See the plan agreement for coverage details, including service fees, limitations and exclusions.

Coverage limits and charges for non-covered items may apply.

You can add expanded refrigerant coverage to you 2-10 home warranty plan at any time, subject to the terms and conditions of your plan agreement.