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"Ordered a part online to repair what I thought was a broken refrigerator hinge, but it turned out to be a broken spring. After I called Knapp's, James came the next day and worked with me to figure out the issue. He was very helpful, listened to my questions and helped me figure out a resolution. It's rare when a contractor listens to and is willing to help a repair-minded woman to learn how to do the work and I really appreciated his guidance. Will definitely hire this firm again for any appliance repair work needed. Pricing was very reasonable. Thanks again!"

"Determined the issue and my oven was fixed within 2 hours."

"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."

competent thorough excellent communication and explanation

"parts charge is triple what Home Depot charges.Trip charge was also excessive. When it is an emergency repair they have you over a barrel."

"Very good, would highly recommend.  Parts and labor were cheaper than going through a big box store, and they have the expertise to diagnose a problem if something is wrong.  The service guys were very friendly and knowledgeable.   Highly recommend.
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"Clayton (the owner) came out beforehand and gave me quote of $280 to clean the interior as well as wash the windows. They showed up on time. A crew of three women spent about 5 hours cleaning the interior. The wiped all surfaces, washed the floors (include hardwood floors), vacuumed all carpeting, cleaned the bathrooms, dusted, removed cobwebs, and wiped out cabinets. A fourth person washed the windows for 6 hours. He used a ladder to wash the second story windows, and he diligently scrubbed and cleaned the windows with soap and a squeegee. He also meticulously washed the interior of the windows. The windows looked great and did not have any streaks. The house has more than 20 windows, so it was a large job. Overall, this cleaning service did a great job for a rather inexpensive price. I had previously used Trustworthy Cleaning to clean an apartment when I moved out, and they had done a great job."

"Prompt service for claims manager. Cost $60 to find out leaks or water damage was an uncovered loss."

Dear Appliance Owner,\n\nMy name is Roy Teeples. I am announcing the start of my new business beginning Feb. 1, 2006. I have been an appliance technician since 1984. I am certified by NASDEC/NARDA as a Universal Technician and by the EPA for refrigerant handling.\n\nAs required by state law, I am licensed by the Contractors Construction Board , #168298, which means that I am Licensed, Insured and Bonded. This makes me totally legal and is exceptional to my profession. \n\nSince I am sole proprietor, when you call the number listed above, you will speak directly to the person doing the repair, not a receptionist, or dispatcher. I may ask specific questions regarding your machine so that I may anticipate any parts needed and have them on hand to complete the repair the first time.\n\nI look forward to your business. \n

"They have always fixed the problems that we've had. Frustrations? Delays? At times. We live in a flawed world. But overall, service has been professional and well done. It has always been worth the monthly fee and deductibles. If you consider that most appliances today only last five years or so, breakdowns are going to be a given. Our most recent repair will require at least two service calls and an $1800 part. That more than pays for our entire year's fees."