Warranty expiration tracker guide
The average home contains $2,000–$5,000 worth of products still under manufacturer warranty. Most families don't know exactly which products are covered or when those warranties expire — until something breaks and it's too late to file a claim.
How it works
- 1Use the inventory checklist below to review common household items with warranties
- 2Note the purchase date and standard warranty duration for each item you own
- 3Set calendar reminders 30 days before each warranty expires so you can file claims or consider extensions in time
Tip: Check your credit card benefits — most premium cards automatically extend manufacturer warranties by 1–2 years at no cost. This applies to everything on this list.
Kitchen appliances
Laundry
HVAC and home systems
Electronics
Tools and outdoor
Smart home and other
Stop tracking warranties manually
LifQ reads your warranty documents and tracks expiration dates automatically — with reminders before anything expires.
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