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"I highly recommend Jake for all appliance repairs! He has visited our house multiple times to perform repairs on two different refrigerators and an oven. Not only is he incredibly knowledgeable about all types of appliances, but he is also one of the nicest people you will ever meet. I've referred him to many of my real estate clients, and they have all been very satisfied with his work. Steve LeTourneau, Ramsey Mn resident and Realtor with RG/LPT Realty"

"Outstanding. James was patient, thorough, helped me find the problem, and walked me through how to fix it! I spent a total of $35 to fix a problem that I didn't know how to fix. It would have cost so much more to bring in a repair pro. I like fixing things myself but don't always know how or what the issue is. From now on, I'm calling Neli Virtual Appliance Repair!"

"Deciding to replace or repair"

"They know their stuff. They are the first company that I call for any major appliance repair."

"GREAT HELP. VERY INSTRUCTIVE IN TEACHING ME ABOUT FURNACE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE. ALWAYS RESPONSIVE TO EMERGENCIES."

"Emailed company for an estimate to repair or replace some interior doors. Got a prompt reply and set up a time for the appointment. The owner assessed the job and told us that repair was all that was needed, not replacement. He also gave us some insight into a future job that we are considering and could consider the company for. The repairs were able to be scheduled within a week and the job was well done. Only snag was a little mix up in the time that the job was to start, but this was very minor. Overall we are very happy with the experience. We very much appreciate the experience level of the people we dealt with (Jim and Tom). 
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"The salesperson was clear (mostly) and the work was done on time and well -- finished in one day and cleaned up very well. My one caveat is that the salesperson clearly stated that the work would be done by a local contractor, which was, I guess, technically true, since it looks like a local contractor subcontracted to a group of men (Polish or Russian) who drove up from Chicago and did the work. I was led to believe it would be done by local workers so that was a bit off-putting"

"My experience with Discount Appliance was by far the best experience I have had working with a contractor. If you are in need of air conditioner repair, this is the company for you. I had a very unusual situation and after talking to quite a few others, had really given up hope that this could be resolved. Right from the very beginning the company was helpful, supportive, and extremely professional. They were on time, got the job done, and were overly kind to a very nervous customer. I am truly grateful for their service. This company doesn't deserve five stars, it deserves 10. I plan to recommend them to my home owners association"

"I called for an estimate in October. Chris arrived on time and gave me a written estimate. Between needing to have the city turn off the water for the water meter valve repair and my schedule, we had to wait until after Christmas to schedule the actual work. When I called Chris back to schedule, I was surprised that he didn't answer the phone by identifying his company's name. It threw me off to not know if I had reached the right person. He said he could get the permit for turning off the water. Neither of us had a calendar in front of us so I was concerned about whether he was actually going to write the job down on his schedule, especially since it would be a month into the future. I called a week ahead to double-check. He asked me to recap what it was he would be doing (was it just not handy or did he not write it down?). I reminded him that the water would need to be shut off and that the city would be closed for Christmas so he needed to contact them within the next day or two. He then wondered if I would need to get the permit, but said he would check on it. He called to tell me when to expect the city and when to expect him. Someone else came to actually do the work (that person said Chris was on vacation or out of town). Two other guys came to do the sewer line clean out. They asked me for newspapers; this surprised me. Why don't they bring their own equipment? Later I found the newspapers balled up in a corner. Overall, the work went fine. It's the little things that I found irritating. He turned the water back on and then went out to his truck (I think for a lunch break) but did not tell me until later that the water was back on. When I told him that the city worker had said he could take the key out and put it up by the house and put the cover back on (which would take all of about 5 minutes and would signal that we were finished) he complained about having to do their work. He moved and installed the dryer and the laundry tub and then asked me if I wanted the washer in front of or next to some pipes. I would have (and probably should have anyway) asked him to move the dryer and sink over a bit but he already had them installed. This would have made the dryer vent a straighter shot and allowed it to plug into the wall-now I need to get an extension cord. Why didn't he plan ahead and make sure it made sense before actually installing? I don't trust his assessment on the gas connector-I think he pulled the stove far enough to see the brass supply pipe but not to actually look at the connector. What really angers me is that one of the three of them used my guest hand towel as a rag and left it for me to find. I doubt I'll be able to get it clean. What a waste! Why don't they bring rags with them? If they had asked, I have a box of rags. That's blatant disrespect for property and seals my decision to look for another plumber for next time."

"service provider sent by American Home Shield was excellent. The only issue I have with home warranty services is that they do not send their repair companies out on the week-end, even in an emergency. The customer service personnel is less than enthusiastic or helpful."