Reviewed 4 August 2026. This page states the current website policy and avoids claims that have not been verified by business records.
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No invented guarantee period
The website does not state a fixed six-month, twelve-month or lifetime guarantee unless the business has supplied and approved the exact terms. Different work and parts may carry different coverage. The applicable period should appear on the quotation, invoice or service record.
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What workmanship coverage generally addresses
Workmanship coverage concerns the specific repair work performed. It does not automatically cover a new and unrelated fault, misuse, blocked household drainage, unstable electricity, pest damage, flooding, corrosion, accidental damage or a component that was not included in the authorised repair.
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Parts coverage
A replacement part may carry supplier or manufacturer conditions. Coverage can depend on the part category, correct installation, appliance condition and proof of purchase. The customer should keep the invoice and report a suspected repeat fault promptly.
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How a claim is assessed
A return visit should verify whether the original repaired condition has recurred and whether it is linked to the workmanship or part supplied. Similar symptoms can have different causes. For example, a machine that will not drain may later have a new blockage even if a previous pump repair was successful.
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Exclusions must be clear
Any exclusion must be explained in plain language. The business should not rely on hidden or contradictory wording. Where an appliance has wider deterioration, repeated control damage, poor ventilation, unsafe wiring or installation defects, these conditions should be recorded because they may affect coverage.
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Publishing verified terms
Once management confirms the actual guarantee durations, claim process and exclusions, this page should be updated and the reviewed date changed. Until then, customers should request the written terms applicable to their specific quotation.