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    Azle Appliance Repair

    3.2 (13 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Kenmore stacked clothes washer/dryer. 2010/2011 model year
    Gerry Y.

    The heating element on my Kenmore dryer went out. It seemed to me when I making the appointment that the service call fee to show up was expensive. I can see why. Having watched taking the entire dryer apart to get to the part that needed replaced was laborious and time-consuming. If they diagnose a problem and it is more than you expected, they need to be paid for their time spent to find what's wrong with it. People don't work for free. I am glad that I called them. They are a locally owned business and I do my best to make sure I support the community. In return, I mentioned that I was a disabled veteran and the service tech gave me a more than adequate discount since I had to help him both remove the washer and dryer stacked in the closet, but help him with replacing them. I would definitely recommend using them if you are in West Fort Worth or Parker County. Lastly, I asked several questions about makes to use/avoid and he was very knowledgeable and provided great information. There is a bad review of this business on here which has nothing to do with the business itself, it's because of the manufacturer's proprietary technology that was used to make the washer and dryer chosen by the customer. Remember, when you purchase makes like Samsung and LG, you get what you pay for. And price is not always a good indicator of quality. They both require proprietary parts which are expensive to purchase, and take time to acquire, fix and replace. They make their money on repairs, not sales. Food for thought.

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    I cannot get Hinco to return my multiple calls, despite them being a supposed contractor of…read moreAmerican Home shield. Are they even still in business?

    About a year ago, my Samsung dryer stopped heating my clothes. It would tumble - just no heat. It…read moreappeared that my heating element had gone out. I looked online for appliance repairs that would service a Samsung dryer, and found that most local businesses didn't work on Samsung. :-/ My next step was to contact Sears, but I knew that the repair would probably cost me at least $300-$400, and after an initial call to them, the soonest they could see me was a week later. I kept looking, and was referred to Matt from another repairman (I forgot his name). Matt called me back within a few hours of my initial call, told me that he was happy to drive out to the mid-cities to help me, and said that it most likely was the heating element - a common repair on Samsung dryers. He also could come out quickly - I called on a Friday and he could come on Monday. When he showed up, I expected that this would be a diagnosis, and if he needed the part he would have to order it and come back. However, he showed up and already had the part with him! We was super courteous and quick - he ran some tests and confirmed the heating element was broken. He even took it out of the machine and showed me the part that broke to confirm. Within a half hour, the new part was in and the dryer was as good as new! He also charged me about $100 less than Sears for parts and labor. I asked him how he got started in appliance repair, and he told me that for years he'd worked for places like Sears repairing appliances, but wanted to branch out and start his own business. I am definitely hanging onto his number in case any future appliances need work.

    Azle Appliance Repair - homeappliancerepair - Updated September 2026

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