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"Excellent service! Jim was polite and worked efficiently and neatly. He wore a mask and covers on his shoes. I would definitely recommend Home Systems Appliance Repair and would definitely use them again if needed. Thanks also to Angie’s list for your invaluable service."

"Overall experience was positive. The diagnosis was good and only required a $15 part that was able to install myself. My frig is working great. While my total cost for the repair was $80 which included the $35 diagnostic fee, the lowest other price quote was over $400. I am very pleased with this new type of appliance repair. I will be recommending this my family and friends."

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"My experience with B A R Appliances AC LLC was a good one. Henry, the service provider, is a rare professional. It's not easy finding a service provider that is prompt, professional, and honest. One of the things that I appreciated most about Henry was the follow-up to confirm the appointment time. We're all very busy so I value service providers that respect my time as much as I respect theirs. I also found Henry's honesty refreshing and plan to use this service provider again. Thanks, Henry!"

"Danny came on a service call to look at an exterior outlet that did not work when I bought my house years ago. He did a lot of detective work to find out where the issue was, and gave me some repair options. He recommended scheduling a new appointment with a half-day deal, rather than continuing the repair with the service call rate. He also gave me a list of supplies that I could pick up in advance to save some time (and money). When he came back, he installed a new junction box, connected the wires to a circuit (it didn't work because the wires were just tied off), and replaced and sealed the outlet. He had to remove and reinstall the dishwasher in the process, and cleaned up the work area well. Danny was very nice, answered all my questions, and took the time to do things right. I plan to hire him again."

"If you're looking for an honest electrical company, look no more. Larry is completely honest and I can't recommend him high enough. He had a prime opportunity to not only charge me for a service call but to charge for parts and labor on a very simple fix. He walked me through it over the phone when other electrical companies were more than happy to come to my home and charge me for the service call and God only knows what else. Thanks Larry! You're the best!"

"The repairs went excellent, reasonable price, the technician was on time and very pleasant."

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Work was done at my rental property due to leakage complaints made by my tenant.  Punctuality is N/A, because I'm not sure of how punctual or not they were.

I questioned this company's professionalism when I first reached out.  For all Angie's List companies that I've contacted for servicing, they were helpful with details and in answering questions.  This company was short and rather unhelpful in their responses as I tried to coordinate (this is in comparison to other companies that I contacted to determine who would perform the work).

Upon completion of the work, the leak was mainly resolved, but my tenant reached back out to the company to complain that there was still some type of leakage between the glass sliding doors (I didn't know where the initial leak was coming from, but thought it was in the frame of the door).  Company came back and said they couldn't repair the door, and used what they called "a temporary fix", which was using duct tape to seal the opening.  When I inquired they said they couldn't repair the door so had to use duct tape. 

My concern is when it was determined that the door couldn't be repaired, I never received a phone call to explain why.  My tenant was not aware of the duct tape (she thought it was some sealant), so when she tried to open the door, she was not able to.  We didn't discover it was duct tape until I reached out to the company to ask what they applied and why the door now can't be opened.  Their solution was to remove the duct tape (exposing the place where the second leak could occur) to open the door.  As a landlord this is a concern for me because this is a fire hazard for my property.  I wished the company would have followed up better and talked with me more about the work they did before collecting 300 dollars.  I'm now out 300 dollars, and I'm now using another company to replace the door.

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