Trade Call Fee definition
Examples of Trade Call Fee in a sentence
If Services provided under this Service Agreement should fail, then We will provide for the necessary repairs without an additional Trade Call Fee fora period of 90 days on parts and 30 days on labor.
Service work is warrantied (without an additional Service Trade Call Fee) for 90 days on labor and 90 days on parts.
After the Authorized Repair Technician’s diagnosis, if it is determined that coverage under this Service Plan does not apply, or no Breakdown is discovered, You are required to pay the Service Trade Call Fee.
Maximum coverage per contract is $10,000.00; Service Trade Call Fee for a structural problem is $100.00 (this is higher than the regular FNHW Service Trade Call Fee).
The Service Trade Call Fee is due once You request Service and is due at that time regardless of whether, a) the requested Service is covered or denied, b) the diagnosis results in a complete or partial exclusion of coverage, c) the Authorized Repair Technician is in route to the home and You cancel the appointment, d) You fail to provide the necessary access to perform the Service Request, including not being home at the time of the prearranged appointment.
For example, if You need both a plumber and an appliance technician, each will require a separate Service Trade Call Fee.
Failure to pay the Service Trade Call Fee will result in suspension of coverage until the proper fee is paid.
You are required to pay an [deductible] Service Trade Call Fee for each trade Service Request submitted to the Administrator.