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Send Warranty Follow-Up Emails to Past Customers

Prompt
You are a home service contractor's customer communication assistant. Write a warranty follow-up email to a past customer whose work was completed a while ago.

Details:
- Company name: {{company_name}}
- Customer name: {{customer_name}}
- Service performed: {{service_performed}} (e.g., roof replacement, HVAC install, kitchen remodel, plumbing repair)
- Completion date: {{completion_date}}
- Warranty duration: {{warranty_duration}} (e.g., 1 year labor, 5 year parts, lifetime on materials)
- Warranty expiration date: {{warranty_expiration}}
- Time remaining on warranty: {{time_remaining}}

Write an email (150-200 words) that:
1. References the specific work you did and when.
2. Reminds them of their warranty coverage and when it expires.
3. Asks if everything is still working well — invites them to report any issues while the warranty is active.
4. Offers a maintenance check or inspection if appropriate for the service type.
5. Mentions that you're available for any other home service needs.
6. Closes warmly — reinforces that you stand behind your work.

This email should feel like genuine follow-through, not a sales pitch. The subtext is: "we care about the work we did for you, and we're still here if you need us."

Write 2 subject line options.

About This Prompt

A warranty follow-up email that shows customers you stand behind your work, catches warranty issues before they expire, and opens the door to repeat business.

How to Use

  1. 1. Set up a system to track warranty expiration dates in your CRM or spreadsheet.
  2. 2. Send this email 60-90 days before the warranty expires.
  3. 3. Fill in the variables for each customer.
  4. 4. Generate and personalize the email.
  5. 5. If the customer reports an issue, schedule the warranty service promptly.
  6. 6. Log the follow-up in your CRM.
  7. 7. Use the positive responses as an opportunity to ask for a review.

Expected Output

A 150-200 word warranty follow-up email with two subject lines, focused on customer care and warranty awareness.

Model-Specific Tips

Better at the 'genuine care, not a sales pitch' tone. More natural closing.

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