Warranty

Who covers what, how long for, and why we would rather handle a manufacturer claim than hand you a phone number.

How this works

Everything we sell carries the manufacturer’s warranty. What we add is that we run the claim, because a warranty you have to chase through an importer in another country is not really a warranty.

Contact us with the order number and a description of the fault. We deal with the manufacturer or the Canadian distributor. You deal with us.

Typical coverage

These are the manufacturers’ own terms, not ours, and they change — treat this as orientation and ask us for the current figure on a specific model.

CategoryTypical cover
Dual-action and rotary polishers1–3 years, motor and bearings
Pressure washers1–2 years consumer, longer on professional pumps
Blowers1–5 years depending on motor grade
Extractors1 year machine, 90 days on hoses and tools
Inspection lighting2 years, batteries usually 1
ChemicalsShelf life, not warranty — see below

Kränzle and Mytee are the two worth singling out. Both build serviceable machines and publish parts diagrams, so a fault outside warranty is usually a repair rather than a replacement. That is most of the reason they are on this shelf.

What a warranty does not cover

Consumables, and wear that is the tool doing its job: backing plate hook-and-loop, pad velcro, brush filament, hoses, seals, trigger mechanisms, and batteries beyond their stated term.

Nor does it cover damage from use outside the manufacturer’s instructions — running a pressure washer dry, a polisher stalled under pressure until the windings cook, or solvent in a sprayer whose seals are not rated for it. Check the manufacturer’s duty cycle and seal compatibility before you push a machine hard.

Chemicals

Chemistry has a shelf life rather than a warranty. Unopened, stored between 5 °C and 25 °C and out of sunlight, most of what we sell holds its stated performance for 12–24 months; coatings are often shorter and the bottle says so.

If a sealed bottle arrives separated, crystallised or cured, that is a defect and we replace it. If it has been through a Canadian winter in an unheated garage, that is storage.

Making a claim

Contact us with the order number, the model, and either photographs or a short description of what the machine is doing. Most claims are resolved without the item leaving you; where the manufacturer needs it back, we arrange and pay for the collection.