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"Great experience. Harmond W diagnosed the issue within the first 10 minutes of our interactive video session. He immediately followed up with the part number of the part which had likely failed and a link to Sears PartsDirect to order the part. After our session I removed the wall oven from the kitchen cabinet enclosure, found the suspected part, and confirmed it had indeed failed (as we had discussed during our session. I just ordered the part, and will plan to complete the oven repair when it arrives in a week or so. I'll definitely plan to use this Neli service again when needed."

"They repaired my 25 year old JennAir stove! Josh researched the available parts prior to service. Kyle came out twice to complete the job and its working like a dream again! Very professional, prompt,and efficient. i would highly recommend them and will definitely call them again for any repair neede!"

I'm middle aged experienced handyman skilled in everything from metal fabrication to concrete I do home remodels small repair jobs appliance fix bathtub refinishes pretty much everything in the home. I've been in the industry since I could pick up nails working with a family-owned business have been professionally employed in this industry since I was 19 years old now 46 I can work in Colorado springs and surrounding areas I have all tools necessary just give me a call it's not much I can't fix. very low impact.on your environment and your family.

"Their appliance servicemen have very limited knowledge when it comes to GE Monogram or GE Advantium products.   They should know their deficiency before scheduling an appointment.
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"Prompt service for claims manager. Cost $60 to find out leaks or water damage was an uncovered loss."

"Appointment was made for next day service (which was great) after buying 2 hours labor for $99 using Angie deal. There was a $45 travel charge to come up to Monument from Colorado Springs. Plumber quickly fixed the two leaky Delta faucets and diagnosed that the cold water supply pipe leak (under bathroom sink) will require a brand new Delta faucet. He gave recommendation to go and order the new faucet on the Delta website. Next he spent 5-10 minutes to troubleshoot the high water pressure issue - he stated it could be the main water pressure regulator, the hot water tank temp-pressure relief valve (which was leaking slightly), or the water expansion tank. He gave me instructions on how to increase the air pressure in the expansion tank with an bicycle air pump, told me to call back if it didn't work, and then left. This was all completed within 45 minutes out of the two hours purchased. I paid for the faucet parts and travel fee. I followed the instructions to increase the air pressure in the water expansion tank later that day but couldn't reduce the house water pressure down to nominal levels. I called the next day as instructed and they then told me I would need to replace the water pressure regulator and it would cost $289 plus travel fee. I explained that the plumber left early without solving the high water pressure issue and that there was unused time that I felt should have been spent on working this issue when he was there. They offered to waive the travel fee but told me that she could not separate the labor and the parts to replace the water pressure regulator. She was not able to quantify what part of the $289 was labor and which was the part cost. I expressed my disappointment but she did not offer any other options. I then decided to call another plumber on Angies List and give the business to someone else due to the lack of satisfaction for this part of the service. I got it fixed later that week.


Update: In response to the company's response - I guess my basic question is why couldn't he have spent the rest of the 1 hour and 15 minutes troubleshooting the water expansion tank himself? or the PRV after that? It seems unfair to task the customer to do extra troubleshooting when there was plenty of time left for the professional (who knows what he is doing) to work on problem. Instead he left early and apologized that he had to take another phone call on his way out the door. I am considered a pretty down-to-earth, reasonable guy, but this just left me scratchin' my head. 

Update: To be fair on positive things as well - I am happy to report that I took the plumber's advice to check out the Delta website.  I contacted them and explained the diagnosis of a crack in the copper pipe below the sink. They asked for photos (which I took and sent via my phone) and they are currently sending a new faucet set for me (the original is discontinued - so hopefully they are sending something close to the original style). So that was good advice and great service (life time warranty) for Delta faucets!"

"Matthew was very polite, professional, and affordable. He came out within an hour's notice right before Christmas. He showed me the problem and walked me through the steps he was taking to do the repair."

"Great! Very responsive, great customer service from Madeline."

"The technician emptied the freezer, which was in the basement, to work on the part that needed repair. Then he neglected to put anything back into the freezer, including a turkey I had bought for Christmas and a rack of ribs. Two days after he left, I went out of town for two weeks. The turkey actually exploded and spewed its liquid all over everything, which had to be discarded. I let AHS know and they couldn't even bother to call me or follow up on this. I'm considering not renewing my contract with them because of the quality (or lack thereof) of many of the providers they send."

"Did a great job, on time and did the job right the first time. Will be using him again for air conditioning service this spring"