Effective October 24, 2026
Six-month limited repair warranty
Standard repairs using parts I supply include six months of coverage on those parts and my installation workmanship, starting when the repair is completed. If a covered part is confirmed defective or my workmanship causes a problem during that period, I’ll correct the covered repair at no charge.
Customer-supplied parts receive workmanship coverage only. Used engines, transmissions, and other major assemblies have separate written warranty terms.
If a concern returns, contact me at (832) 490-5450 so I can inspect it and determine coverage.
Full terms
- Parts I supply
- On standard repairs, the part I supply and my installation workmanship are covered for six months, beginning on the date the repair is completed.
- A defective part
- If inspection confirms that a part I supplied is defective within that period, I replace the covered part and install it at no charge to you.
- A workmanship problem
- If my installation workmanship causes a problem within that period, I correct the covered workmanship at no charge.
- Parts you provide
- My installation workmanship is covered for six months. The part itself is not covered by my warranty. If it fails on its own, not because of my workmanship, you are responsible for getting a replacement part and for the labor to install it.
- Used engines, transmissions and other major assemblies
- The standard six-month warranty does not automatically apply to these jobs. They have separate written warranty terms, explained to you and agreed on before the work begins.
- What the warranty applies to
- The original covered repair. It does not cover unrelated problems with the vehicle.
- What is not covered
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- Normal wear. A confirmed defect or installation error is still covered, even on a part that normally wears.
- A failure caused by misuse, neglect, overheating, improper maintenance, or another component of the vehicle. This applies only when that condition caused the failure being claimed.
- How to request warranty service
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Call (832) 490-5450 before arranging any warranty repair elsewhere. I’ll review the concern and arrange an inspection.
A returning symptom does not by itself establish a warranty claim. The inspection determines whether the concern relates to the covered part or my workmanship.