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Parker Electric Co. Limited Warranty Terms & Agreement
This limited 1-year warranty is between Parker Electric Co. (“Contractor”) and the original purchaser (“Owner”). This warranty is in lieu of any other warranty, express or implied. Any implied warranties, including but not limited to the implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, habitability, and any UC warranties, are waived. This warranty shall be null and void and Contractor shall not be liable for any damages or expenses, If the Owner does not first grant Contractor access to the premises and the opportunity of the Contractor to inspect, correct, or replace alleged defective items, before Owner incurs expenses or has work done by a replacement contractor.
This Warranty, as well as the statute of limitations for any claim of damages for defective work or material, is one year from substantial completion, defined as the date of final acceptance by the Owner.
What is Covered
The Contractor warrants that the improvements constructed are reasonably free of defects and within customary tolerances of the construction industry. “Customary tolerances of the construction industry” means tolerances common and expected in the construction industry and guaranteed to be performed by a skillful and professional contractor. This warranty also covers work under customary tolerances for all subcontractors and other tradespeople under contract with the Contractor, including the crew of the Contractor. The Contractor further warrants and guarantees that the work reasonably conforms to the requirements of the contract specifications. If any defects are found, the contractor shall repair or replace any of the alleged defective work. The work to be corrected will be the particular part or area that is defective. The Contractor shall start corrective work within a reasonable time after written notice from the owner. The Contractor shall have the option of repairing or replacing at its election.
What is Not Covered
This limited warranty does not cover the following items:
- Damage or defects caused by the failure to maintain any item or keep it in good working area.
- Damaging resulting from fire, freezing, storms, electrical malfunction or surge, lightening, earthquake, pest damage, acts of God, or other unforeseen causes or accidents.
- Damage from alterations, misuse, or abuse by any person; ordinary wear and tear; or problems caused by lack of maintenance.
- Damage resulting from your failure to observe any operation instructions furnished at the time of installation.
- Any item furnished, installed, modified, altered, or repaired by you or any other person other than the Contractor
- Problems which arise in an attempt to match existing materials.
How to Obtain Service
If a problem develops during the warranty period, the Owner shall notify the Contractor in writing of the specific problem. The Owner shall give such notice promptly after discovering the condition. The Contractor will begin performing the obligations under this warranty within a reasonable time of receipt of such a request and will diligently pursue these obligations. Repair work will be done during the Contractor’s normal working hours, except where delay will cause additional damage. The Owner also agrees to provide the presence (during the work) of a responsible adult with the authority to approve the repair and sign an acceptance of repair on completion. The work will be done either by Contractor’s crew or whatever competent workmen or subcontractors are designated by Contractor.
Equipment, Materials & Appliances
The Contractor hereby assigns (to the extent they are assignable) and conveys to the Owner all manufacturers’ and suppliers’ warranties, together with operating instructions if available, on all goods, material, equipment, and appliances provided to the Contractor. The Contractor has provided certain material, equipment, appliances, and goods that have been manufactured and or furnished by third-party vendors, supply houses, lumberyards, distributors, and manufacturers (“products”). The Contractor also agrees to properly install such materials. In the event a product is considered defective by the Owner, the Contractor shall use its best efforts to contract the supplier or manufacturer and receive a free replacement. The Contractor shall then, within a reasonable time, reinstall that new product without charge. The Contractor did not manufacture such products. Contractor warrants its services and workmanship only. Accordingly, the Contractor cannot warrant or guarantee these products themselves. The Contractor will not be liable for latent defects in any product (not observable on reasonable inspection). The Owner’s sole remedy for defective products, other than the obligation of the Contractor to replace the same, is against such third-party vendors and their warranties, if any. This limitation still applies, and a warranty is not deemed made, even if the Contractor has furnished the Owner with product brochures, literature, or samples. Nor shall the Contractor be liable for dangerous products, design defects in products, or defective warnings. However, the Contractor shall lend assistance in settling any claim resulting from defects in these products.
Transfer-Ability
This warranty applies to the original owner and may be transferred to any subsequent owner within the initial one-year period after substantial completion.
Remedies
With respect to any claim asserted by Owner, it is understood there is no right to recover or request compensation for: incidental, indirect, special, consequential, secondary, or punitive damages; loss of use; diminution in value; rental costs; moving costs; delay in occupancy; construction, mortgage, loan, or line of credit interest charges; mortgage interest rate increases; loss profits or income; medical costs; damages for mental distress, aggravation, personal injury; or pain and suffering. The Owner shall notify the Contractor within a reasonable period after first knowledge of a problem, not to exceed 60 days. To be covered, the physical signs of the problem must be observable and have started to cause damage before the one-year period expires.
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