Get matched with top appliance (major gas appliance) installers and replacers in Carver, MN

"I had my appointment with Mr. Harmond W. on May 07, 2022. It was rather easy to set up appointments and the site makes it rather easy to reschedule (which I've had to do). Mr. Harmond W. was very knowledgeable and easy to work with. I've read great reviews about his appointments on here. We pinpointed the problem by process of elimination. For my particular model (Whirlpool) he's seen the common water leak issue I was experiencing. Oftentimes, filter housings need to be replaced. Mr. Harmond W. just confirmed my observation and I am glad I may now rectify the issue. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Harmond W. sent me the exact part needed via email . One may shop around at different retailers to purchase the part. Neli also sells appliance OEM parts as well by partnering with other companies. I will be going with another retailer/seller since the price was much lower with a good return policy and a protection plan option as well. For $35, one can't beat that. A diagnostic evaluation alone may range from $150 and up. I was able to pinpoint the problem and order the part. I won't be arranging for an appointment to self-install. One has to know where to draw the line. I will hire someone once I have the part in hand. I already have someone in mind, also referred by Angi. Luckily, I didn't have to do any thing too cumbersome. I gained some handy tools at well. I really liked using the nutdriver vs a screwdriver. So I've added all the necessary tools I need for the appointment to my collection, and they will be handy in the future. Overall this was an optimal experience and I would certainly refer and use Neli in the future. If you are confident in unscrewing/re-screwing, and removing parts of your appliance, I'd say give it a try. NOTE: Also understand that this an all virtual service. An appliance repair professional doesn't not come to your home at no point in time. Neli offers self- diagnostic guidance to determine the issue with your appliances. Neli sends you the part number. You purchase it, and then may opt to make another appointment to install the part. If the task is too difficult, then you may opt to hire an appliance repair professional. It's up to you to decide. Please read and understand your referrals before posting comments and discrediting businesses."

"The service technician came out same day and diagnosed the problem. He was friendly and informative. Unfortunately, the problem was a failing control board on an aging range, and we decided the cost of replacement parts was cost prohibitive. This is the second time we used this company. The first time was for a leak in the ice maker of the refrigerator. They had the part, fixed it, and were quite professional. Will use this company next time we need appliance service."

"Our 1970s wall oven stopped working, and replacing it with a brand new oven wasn't an option (the standard size of wall ovens has changed in the past 50 years, so a brand new one wouldn't fit). I found a newer/used option that fit our existing cabinet, but most companies I contacted wouldn't do installation of a used oven. Streicher Appliance took care it for us. It wasn't an easy job (getting the old oven out was rather difficult), but Jon got it done, and we have a working oven for the first time in over a year! Thank you!"

"It went well. I could have had less work done and saved money but I wanted the kitchen drain system updated so it would drain properly. This should avoid future problems. I called the plumber and was not interested in differing estimates. Randy's was prompt and explained the need to update the drain system to avoid future problems and I agreed. If and when we update plumbing in other parts of the house I  would consider this company for the work."

"They were great! Very careful, knowledgeable and professional. Made sure both machines were leveled and worked perfectly before leaving. Explained city inspection requirements for gas dryers.4"

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

Vent Safe has been a trusted Commercial vent cleaning company for many years now. We clean and sanitize exhaust systems for hospitals, laundromats and many places you may even know!\n\n We are now bringing our services over to the residential market. Vent Safe has commercial and residential appliance repairmen on staff as well as experienced vent cleaning personnel.\n\n Here is a checklist to see if you may need our services;\n\n-Does it take more than 30 minutes to \ndry the clothes?\n-Do the clothes smell burnt after removing from dryer?\n-Do you have flexible venting at the rear of the dryer?\n-Is the dryer showing signs of rust?\n-Is there a lack of CFMs or flow on the outside termination?\n-Do you have to keep calling repairman for your dryer?\n-Finally, visually check the outside termination for a heavy buildup of lint and proper operation of damper. Is there an excessive buildup of lint? Is the flapper there? Does it close when the dryer is off? Does it open when the dryer is running?\n\n Feel free to give us a call with any questions you might have. With the knowledge and experience that comes with Vent Safe, You will be glad you did! \n\n Contact us today for a free estimate and receive a free Vent Safe flashlight/keychain!\n\nPlease view our commercial at: https://youtu.be/nOUPZwRKZ9g \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n

"Another good Cady Handyman experience. What I thought would be an easy DIY sink trap part replacement turned out to be more involved and problematic than my expertise could handle. And, typical for our house, the original plumbing lacked shut-off valves for the water sources. Cady was able to send out Tom N. within four hours and he got a tough job done... leaks sealed and valves installed... while working in a tight under-cabinet space."

"Sears' package of services allowed me to worry very little because they coordinated all the trades. Sears has a longstanding reputation for standing behind their products, something I had not found to be true with other contractors I had used in the past. Thecarpenter/job coordinator who did the refacing work was wonderful to work with, making minor modifiations as necessary to fit my needs.  I had not originally intended to purchase new appliances, but Sears offered me such a great discount that I added a new cooktop, double ovens (which required some cabinet modifications), and a dishwasher, which were installed by the carpenter.  He also coordinated the quartz countertop and flooring installations. All of the work Sears did was well done and professional. After the job was completed, I noticed that a door in the den that had to be cut off to accommodate the new flooring was a bit rough, and they sent the carpenter back to fix it within a week. I was somewhat concerned that I would not like the laminate used to reface the wood cabinets, but it has turned out to be very attractive, more durable than wood, and easy to clean.  No one can even find the seams in the quartz countertop or the Congoleum flooring, so I feel that their workmen are very experienced and skilled. I not only would recommend Sears to others, I would use them again for other work."

"This is the 2nd time I hired GCM for a home project. They were great. Any part of the project done by a GCM employee was done well and my home was respected (they left the space cleaner than they found it). Zach was the PM and he was very helpful and communicated with me often. Lissa ordered all of the supplies I selected and quickly answered any questions I had.



As with many home projects, the scope of the project changed after demo had occurred. In this case, the change was due to plumbing code changes and lack of understanding of the existing code, which in my opinion should have been noted at the time of the quote/contact signing (which was done after the code changes were implemented). Since that wasn't the case, the project was delayed and major decisions had to be made during the project, initial fixture purchases I had made had to be returned, and smaller (hard to find) fixtures had to be purchased instead. (If you need to find a 16" sink, let me know! That is the widest I could have due to plumbing code and the size of the room.)



This project included replacing all of the bathroom plumbing (including the most of the main stack), installing waterproof window trim (the window is in the tub/shower), installing a new tile tub/shower surround, new drywall, new door trim, new baseboards, new laminate flooring, painting, and fixture installs (tub, sink/vanity, toilet, cabinets, and accessories).



I highly recommend GCM; however, if your project includes any plumbing work, find out if they plan to use Sufka Plumbing & Water Conditioning Company as their subcontractor. Sufka was the plumbing subcontractor on this project and in addition to not fully understanding the plumbing code noted above, they left a mess every time they were in my home - inside and outside of the house. They were always "sorry" when I complained (which was after every time they were at my house), yet the behavior never changed. Zach from GCM was very responsive and cleaned up after them as best he could. GCM using Sufka as their subcontractor is why this project gets a "B" for the overall rating. All of the other ratings were giving strictly on the work GCM did.
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