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"Denny at the Towncenter Plaza location was very helpful as I looked at which washer and dryer I wanted to purchase to replace my 25-year-old broken washer. Their price was several hundred dollars less than competitors, and I received a rebate for the installation. Installers were very professional. They made sure the machines were working before they left.
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"I needed an estimate on multiple appliance repairs. I complete project for one microwave which was the easiest to fix. The second was oven temperature gauge and that will be fixed when pumpkin season/baking season is upon us. The last is a washer past its prime and he recommended replacement vs fixing. Knowledge is power. I will use American Appliance Repair again. Thank you again."

"I hired Mark to install appliances in a house Im getting ready to sell. He took care of everything for me and did an excellent job. He was very knowledgeable and able to complete the job in a timely manner. Would definitely recommend him."

"DDI solutions installed an AC unit at my house, I was amazed how fast and well he did it! He secured it very well and It has been working great since his install! Will definitely hire him again!"

Thank you for reading! I have done several jobs of different sorts. I’ve been in the blue collar line of work along with sales and customer service. Where there is a problem there is always a fix! It’s very important to me that the customer knows the circumstances on the work that needs to be done on what will be done. Keeping the customer at ease and comfortable in all situations. If I don’t have answer I will find one. I appreciate taking the time in reading this. \n

"Had an appointment window between 10 am and 1 pm. The technician - Lucky - gave us a 30-minute heads up as promised and was here around 11 am. Price for parts and labor were very reasonable and Lucky was very pleasant to deal with. Our appliances are all getting old, so I'm glad we found these guys because I have a feeling we'll be calling again."

With years of experience in the appliance industry, we are the experts you need to take care of your home or business. We handle everything from small appliance repairs to full installations. We will treat your home as we would treat our own. Give We Repair Appliance a call today, we look forward to working with you.

"Matt and his crew were on time, professional and on time. We first called a big name company that you may see on the back of a truck. Well that company quoted us $10,000-$15,000 for less work; at that point it was ONLY the furnace. I called Matt for a second opinion. Obviously, he quoted me for half the price of the back of the truck company WITH the water heater added in. Total work done: replaced furnace and outside unit, replaced water heater, installed water pump, installed 2 EcoBee thermostats. The big name company was ONLY doing the furnace and outside unit. We will call Matt for our future needs."

"Danger: We used Apple Appliance Repair (Ashburn) twice in the last year - both for a bad Samsung ice maker. They replaced it with a 'new' one year ago (for $350) and now that one has gone bad. After doing some searching, I determined they installed a replacement brand that can be purchased of about $90 as opposed to a Samsung OEM for about $150. Do not use these guys as they are not honest - you really do not know what they are replacing. [UPDATE 6/29/2020 - Angie's List] - I am currently working with the vendor to correct the issues. [UPDATE 7/8/2020 - Angie's List] - The parts discrepancy has been successfully resolved by Apple Appliance. This appears to be a parts supplier issue."

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Appliance Repair Technicians maybe competent to repair other brands, but if you have an LG appliance, you are much better off going with their factory-authorized service.

My 6-year old LG front-loading washer was stopping mid-cycle and would not complete a load.  I called two other repair companies who said they did not service LG, so I thought myself lucky that Appliance Repair LLC said they would service it, and I made an appointment for Monday afternoon between 1 and 3 pm.  When the technician did not show or call by 3:30, I called the office and was told that he was detained on an earlier repair that had taken longer than expected, and he would not be able to come until the following day. Although I am retired and can stay home to wait on repairmen, this is still inexcusable in my book, as most customers must take off work for repairs.  The technician arrived on schedule the next day, and recommended replacing the  sensor assembly, at a cost of $280. I reminded him that the motor was making a groaning noise as it attempted to turn the drum, which suggested to me that the problem was with the motor, not the electronics.  He assured me that replacing the sensor would correct the problem. After he replaced the sensor, tested the washer without any load, and left, I attempted to do a load of laundry.  The same problems occurred, and I called the company back. They sent the technician out again two days later, who then confirmed that the motor was the cause of the problem. That would have been another $360 repair, so I elected to replace the machine instead. To their credit, Appliance Repair did refund the difference between the initial charge and the basic service call charge, so my final cost was $60.

While researching a new machine, I noticed that the motors on LG washers have very extensive warranties on their motors. When the Appliance Repair technician asked if the washer was under warranty, I replied that it was 6 years old. He did not suggest that anything might still be under warranty, but it turned out that the motor had a 7-year warranty. I called the LG service line, and was told I would be charged only for labor to install the new motor.  They dispatched a technician the next business day, who confirmed the motor was defective and also under warranty. He also pointed out that one of the three drum supports was broken.  These are shock absorbers that support the drum of a front-loading washer as it does its fancy turns. If one is broken, the drum is unbalanced and won?t turn properly, which was the cause of the burnt-out motor. He seemed surprised that the previous technician had not reported this, as it was clearly visible with the washer back open for service. He replaced the motor, broken support, and a third item he found, for $267, and the washer worked perfectly.

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