He was quick and efficient, repaired my washer by taking out a large coin. I was given a quote of…read more$79 on the phone and without telling me how much more I was presented with a bill of $230. He did good work and fast but I was shocked at the price. Make sure to ask for quote BEFORE the repair is performed

My dryer was making a screamin noise for months and then finally stopped working. The lady I spoke…read moreto on the phone was pleasant and made it easy to schedule. Vlad came same day and diagnosed the problem. Ordered parts and they came within a couple days and he promptly returned and fixed my issue. He was thorough and communicated about the repair and the costs. Dryer was looked at and fixed within the same week, 10/10 recommend and will call him again If needed

Ryan and the team once again did a GREAT job - they took the time to find the exact disposal we…read morewanted and got it installed swiftly and neatly. We have had nothing but great experiences so far. Thanks as always! The Williams Family

AVOID MR. APPLIANCE! Trust the Yelp Reviews! Unfortunately, I called Mr. Appliance Cleveland to…read morerepair my refrigerator starter and capacitor... which based on research I understood to actually be a simple DIY for anyone not afraid to open the panel on the back of the fridge... but I wouldn't dare...and also aware that the parts were very inexpensive, I figured if it was that simple, it shouldn't cost much and took a chance with "neighborly" Mr. Appliance Cleveland because reviews, their website and friendly staff made me feel safe that I wouldn't get gouged. Wrong. The tech spent 10 minutes behind the fridge on the phone with Frigidaire to diagnose then gave me an electronic invoice for $260 labor for a job that takes less than 30 minutes and $247.80 for parts that were $130 in total online for the most expensive OAM parts (they were much cheaper on Amazon, but for the purpose of my discontentment, I'm sharing the most expensive costs I could find at any retailer). Because I decided to decline after questioning the invoice details, I was on the hook for $199 diagnostic fee + $20 restocking fee for the parts. Naturally, I don't want to give them $220 for a 10 minute visit, and I need the repair but don't have time for additional research to find a more honest company at this point, so I will pay them to do the work, but will NEVER refer anyone or use that business again. Read the Yelp reviews and you will find that my experience is not unusual. Correction. The charge was $548 and the technician was there for 10 minutes.

Came over and fixed part of refrigerator and asked for $150.00 for another part and never returned…read morewith part. Called numerous times and no response. Do not recommend this company!!

I called Josh about refrigerator at a rental property, he showed up the same day and supposedly…read morefixed the problem. the same issue happened two weeks later, and he promised to come and check it out. I later found out that he "fixed" the defrost heater and didn't replace it which cots $17 at Amazon. he never showed up. Thriw away the appliance and don't call Josh.

Daniil got back to us within hours and offered to come same day, describing what he expected to…read morefind based on my detailed information, and what he would do. We couldn't do same day, so we met the following morning. Just as hoped, the guy kept it straightforward, honest, helpful and as described. A little context: Originally Sears was out (yes, they still exist). Having repaired a few refrigerators, garage doors and operator control boards myself over the years, I knew things weren't right with these Sears guys (yes, plural -- well, one in training, poor sod). They weren't dishonest, really, just excessive. Especially with cost (...pretty obviously constrained by dinosaur policy -- what felt geared towards getting a fleeced customer to buy a new appliance from Sears). The Sears guys estimated a four-figure two-man project, including for two off-the-shelf generic machine screws, $37 each, parts only. (Still had to pay them for coming out.) Bless their little hearts. I can see how people get bamboozed by this blue-shirted Sears "professionalism". Hearing good things, I contacted Daniil. And in a little more than a day, paid an eighth of the price for way more, better, no-nonsense, good natured, in-and-out service. With warranty. (Sears' job was to be "As-is" for an older-ish appliance in excellent condition.) We're grateful, Daniil -

I got a very fast reply from Renovatech's team. They even came out on the same day I contacted…read morethem. Daniil was very professional and quickly assessed the problem. He was back 2 days later with the replacement part to repair our dishwasher. Service was fast, professional, and reasonably priced for the quality of work provided.

Huzzah! 1) Made an…read moreappointment quickly. 2) Showed up a a few minutes early. 3) Fixed what ailed my dryer without trying to upsell me on anything unnecessary, explained everything, including how to avoid calling them again for this issue, and didn't charge much. 4) Fixed a freezer that I randomly asked his advice about, after explaining how I could fix it myself (I opted not to, due to the inconvenience of leaving it unplugged for 24 hours), and did it without charging the extra fee for the service call. 5) Was very friendly and hyper competent. In short, I never expected to bee this excited about an appliance repair place, but these guys were great. Will definitely be calling them again (hopefully not soon!) the next time something breaks.

Misdiagnosed my dryer, and bad mouthing the brand I have.. over priced for crappy serviceread more

Best in service and price. If you need service on any appliance, make sure you reach out to G&W.read more

G&W sent Bill to a high rise condo to work on a washing machine in unit 1714. Bill POUNDED on my…read moredoor, which is unit 1417, NOT 1714, on two occasions, both times waking me from a sound sleep. When I finally got to the door all I found was his toolbox. In a high rise if you want access to a unit you're supposed go through the front desk, who can call the resident. You don't POUND repeatedly on a stranger's door because you don't know where you're going. Unless you're Bill, I guess. Totally unprofessional. Here's a tip: Screen your staff for dyslexia.