As a homeowner, you have the right to expect your newly installed systems to function according to your purchase agreement. Whether you have tiled your basement bathroom or installed a new central air system, you have an expectation of functionality and durability for whichever home system your money has purchased.

As the homeowner, you also have an advantage: You understand building materials. You can recognize defective systems, and you know when something isn’t functioning as promised. The ability to recognize defects and the importance of doing so early is vital. Why? Because manufacturers generally protect against defects for anywhere from 90-days to 2-years after purchase. But knowing how to grasp, “Hey, my new HVAC system doesn’t seem to be working, and it was just installed last summer,” and that you need to take immediate action, can mean the difference between getting the warranty to cover the new system if it fails, or losing the money you invested in a brand-new furnace, venting system, or AC system.

But while you may understand the materials, methods, and new systems that have just been installed, you may not know if the heating or cooling system you installed last year is a “lemon.”

In this instance, a “lemon” is defined as any air conditioning or heating system that: Fail to meet the above conditions, and you may have grounds to declare an Indiana Lemon Law issue. To understand if you have a right to file a claim with the manufacturer, contact an experienced Indiana Lemon Law attorney like the team at Liuzza Law Group LLC. We offer no-cost, no-obligation consultations.

The Indiana Lemon Law is designed to protect the average consumer. This includes homeowners who: Say for example you had a beautiful new high-efficiency heating system installed last winter. You paid good money for that home protection, high-end system. Now, a few months later… something isn’t right. You notice the system is starting to heat unevenly. After another month, you notice it gets progressively worse. Eventually, you end up with a room that won’t heat at all.

You say, “Okay, it’s under warranty. I’ll let the supplier fix this.” Well, that is your right, but here’s the kicker: what if the supplier can’t fix it? If they make three (3) different attempts to fix the problem, and the problem still exists, you may qualify for an Indiana Lemon Law claim. If, that is, you know how to file a lemon law claim in indiana. And if, that is, you don’t let time run out on your rights.

If you let this opportunity pass without filing an Indiana Lemon Law claim when the air system fails to heat, cool, or vent properly, you risk missing out on compensation and other remedies, including: You also risk allowing the defect to become considerably worse. This runs the risk of ruining nearby possessions or creating other damage to your home.

Yes, we do mean this quite literally: you are charged nothing for our services if you have a valid Indiana Lemon Law claim. If it turns out you do have a lemon on your hands, we’ll work hard to make things right with you and the window retailer or manufacturer.

We won’t force you into a compromise settlement, and we’ll provide free professional legal advice every step of the way.

We make sure you collect maximum compensation. In addition to the damages you suffer, we fight for your right to additional damages, including legal fees. This means the store or manufacturer pays for our services – before you ever pay a dime.