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"Fully repaired and parts replaced. Very professional and competent service. Recommended"

"This pro provided useful information via a virtual (online) video consultation. Since this service does not send technicians to the home, they did not do the actual work. I am considering whether to order parts and try to complete the repair myself or under their virtual direction."

Hi, I’m Xavier and I have been working in home improvement and repairs for 20+ years. I have experience in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, & handyman task. I love sharing my skills & ideas when needed. I love the reactions of happy clients.

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"Can I add a sixth star? Seriously what other rating can you give a guy who makes a living repairing appliances for spending 15 minutes on the phone helping to diagnose a problem I could then easily address myself **without** a service call or any charge at all!!??!! Don couldn't have been nicer, more decent, or more helpful. I hope I don't need any actual service calls in the future, but I'm thrilled that I now know EXACTLY who I'm gonna' call if I do. -- Adam in DC"

"When I contacted Wendell, he was off but sent his son to check my washer. He explained that I probably needed a new motherboard and tried to repair it at least temporarily. He confirmed whether temporary fix worked before leaving. Unfortunately, it didn’t work. I paid the deposit for the motherboard. Within a few days Wendell and his son returned and finished the repair. They were knowledgeable, polite and neat throughout the process. I definitely would hire them again."

"<p>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.</p> <p> 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.</p> <p>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.</p> <p> <br /> <br /></p> <p><br /></p> <br />"

"I want to give a shout out to Tim, even though he did not repair my refrigerator. He responded to my inquiry within minutes, and when he learned our appliance is a Samsung (which he does not service), he pointed me to another company that did a fine job. He could have just said "sorry", but he had the courtesy to still help me out. He deserves all these great reviews."

"Very well. The repairman checked the washer thoroughly, and determined that we didnt need to replace the motor at this time. We really appreciated his honesty and professionalism. Will definitely call them the next time we need any household appliance repairs."

"I had used the same repairman at Repair99 previously and have always found him to be very helpful in explaining what the problem was and what needed to be done. He had to order a new part so had to come back again. Repaired my stove which had been damaged by tile installers. And even though it wasn't on his list of requested services, when I asked, he checked my microwave and found a crack in the magnetron which was throwing out dangerous microwaves. Was honest it saying he could fix it for x$, but that it would be cheaper to buy a new microwave which I did. $159 for repairing the refrigerator; and $458 for replacing the computerized electrical panel on my stove. I will continue to use Repair99 and ask for him again."