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"Robert Lujan is an expert technician, and a real asset to the company. His evaluation before he began the work was complete and clear. When he began the work he was fast, clean, and efficient. In a world of often-times flaky contractors, his was a real standout performance. We’re so glad we called A1 !!!!!"

"I would not recommend their service. I already knew the problem before the technician came out. I needed a belt replacement and he said the belt needed replacing since it was older and brittle. I do not remember him saying anything about the motor needing replacing...BUT since it was an older piece of equipment that you could get a Lowe's he could not help me BUT could replace with a new unit for >$800. So for a service fee of >$69, I could purchase a new unit or buy a belt at Lowe's."

"Great service, great price."

"This company uses more than one phone number, so beware. The one other than listed on this site is 505-243-0322, which I called first and a man with a recognizable accent answred. I did not contract these folks to do any work, in fact I had recommended to my 80 year old (suffering from dementia) father-in-law that they were not to be trusted based on an encounter his ex-wife had with them about 3 years ago. Well, he apparently forgot and when he thought he needed a new garage door opener, he looked in the yellow pages and picked one of the first names businesses he saw. "Affordable Garage Doors". They apparently gave him a quote of $1349 to instal a 1/2 horsepower Chamberlain opener. It seems to be a quality machine, and worth every penny of the highest retail price of $227 dollars, The installation was without a doubt NOT worth the $1122 dollars (+ tax and a $69 service fee). I found all of this out while moving him into an assisted living facility and gathering his documents for his taxes. Upon inspection of the work done, I noted that the "technician" used the existing mounting brackets and wiring (totally acceptable), but didn't remove the old IR sensors at he door (sloppy and unprofessional), what really made me loose my cool was how the "technician" twisted the wires at the sensors and at the drive unit together without using crimp connectors, wire nuts, not even electrical tape! (totally UN-acceptable, and probably violates code for LV electrical work) (see attached photos) I contacted the owner (Avi, I believe) and told him of the situation, and he kept going back to the fact that the price was agreed upon before the work was done. I told him that I understood that, but that I believe his business is predatory, and the work was substandard. He asked to come over and see what the problem was, so there is that, but after seeing the standard that he expects from his "technicians", I told him not to worry about it and that I would get wire nuts and fix it myself. Then he asked why I hadn't just installed the opener myself if was really looking out for my father-in-law, and asked several times "well, does it work"? Of course it does, the circuit is completed. I just want folks out here to be aware of my experience"

General home/appliance repairs and small construction projects

LICENSE NUMBER: 93246.

Home inspections for real estate

Store number - 0001287.

Cost is determined by the job.