Warning: HVAC insurance claims can screw you on coil replacements
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I've been doing HVAC installs in the Chicago area my whole career, and let me tell ya, don't skimp on your liability coverage for refrigerant work. Last month I had a Trane coil leak on a service call that turned into a full system flush, and the homeowner's insurance dragged their feet for weeks before paying out anything. Turns out my policy didn't fully cover the R-410a recovery fees, left me out $800 after the fact. PSA: review your workers comp and GL riders every year, especially if you're touching high-pressure lines like in zone 5 winters. I saw a video from HVAC School on this exact issue, Bryan Orr broke it down perfectly. Shoulda upgraded to that umbrella policy sooner, now I'm eating the deductible. FML.