My inner glass on my oven smashed while I was cleaning it I rang around a few places trying to…read morereplace it I was told I had no hope of getting a replacement this side of Christmas I rant glasnevin appliances and the lovely gentleman took the time to look and see if he could get one for me he rang me back and told me he more than likely could get it for me need to tell you I was shocked when he rang me today to tell me he had it there all I can say is what brilliant service so I would highly recommend this business very very efficient I will definitely be using him again

Crying over a Hoover is at best pointless, at worst pathetic. It points to a worrying lack of…read moreperspective and asks questions around priorities. On the grand scale of real-life crises, Hoovers just don't feature, not even in a distant runner-up position. So I'm not proud to admit it but won't deny it: when my lovely old Miele slowly wheezed its way to an early grave, it proved the final straw in a litany of domestic failings (the marriage thankfully not one of them, yet) that had occurred that month - the oven, Easter Saturday, the day before seven people were due for Sunday lunch; the car, after too many weeks of that metal-on-metal sound that even the hard-core of stuff-mechanical procrastinators could no longer ignore; the bathroom tap; that effing leak in the extension roof that just won't seem to go away by itself - and I sat right down and cried myself a river. And it's not even like there hadn't been signs. It had been in failing health for months and hadn't received anything but the most cursory of nursing care, from the basic vital-signs manual: the on-off/check the bag/check for obstruction approach, followed by fervent verbal entreaties to just for chrissake finish the job one more time. The bank balance didn't even want to broach the possibility of a new Hoover, and it never occurred to me at first that a repair job was an option in an age of update, upgrade, replace. But bless them to the core of their electrical being, Glasnevin Appliances lives, and were as unfazed by my broken Hoover as a long-in-the-tooth A&E nurse negotiating a drunken waiting room. One health check and phone-call update later, and a treatment plan was outlined involving a pretty reasonable financial outlay and an as-good-as-new Hoover ready for collection one day later. So why not five stars? A small thing. In my book, a customer in front of you takes precedence over one on the phone, when you've already begun dealing with the customer in the shop. It's what the phrase 'Please hold' was invented for, but this is rarely observed in businesses, as phone-call diversion takes precedence over the standing customer almost always. It's a tad annoying. But on the grand scale, I highly recommend trying the repair avenue before consigning another electrical implement to the rubbish heap, and these guys are up to the job.

Gas Electric Gas Electric is jam-packed with appliances of all sorts. Whether you need a large item…read morelike a stove, fridge or washing machine or something small such as a hair dryer or, in my case, a coffee maker, Gas Electric probably has it. It is worth while to stop in if you need anything appliance-related and it is especially beneficial if you ask the person working if they have other items that aren't on the floor. Chances are they do have more options, but the space is too small to accommodate all models. They try their best to get them all out there (as seen by the narrow footpath). The prices are great and they always seem to have a bunch of stuff for reduced prices. It is conveniently located on the strip of Richmond/Camden Streets where lots of other bargains are to be found so why not peek in if your hot pot is on the fritz?

I just had a very pleasing shopping experience here at Gas & Electrical Centre Ltd…read more My friends spotted a Remington styling wand in the window for 39.95 EUR and said that it was a good price for a good product (she has the exact same one). As I had been thinking about getting a stying wand, I decided to get that one, there and then. The sales lady establish that the wand in the window was the only one left and that I could have it for 35 EUR. Result! It's very easy to go to retail parks or shopping centres to buy electrical goods. But I think I will be checking out local small businesses like Gas & Electrical Centre Ltd first before I make a trip to the bigger chains.

Bought a projector for 260 euro a month ago now, their delivery driver left it in my front garden…read moreand signed the docket himself because nobody was home, when I got home from work all I had was the docket and no projector, blue in the face ringing them because they promised to call me back multiple times, they never did, but they did keep my money and still refuse to call me.........they did send me an email saying SORRY, nothing else

Am I exaggerating? Probably only just by a little bit. My current shopping experience is five…read morestars, but you may get four, depending on staff that services you. Mostly D.I.D. staff is well educated towards customers. Why you should check out D.I.D.? Well, two things - excellent service and advises given by staff and great prices. Oh, too expensive, you say? Then wait for discounts. Usually they have at least one or few in the category. Great car park here. You may also bring your old stuff and they will take it in.

I dropped off a radiator here to get repaired. First it costs 20 Euro to have them check it out…read more They were meant to contact me about the repairs, I NEVER heard back from them and when I called to enquire about it, apparently it was broken beyond repair. They wouldn't refund my 20 Euro and kept my broken radiator. Completely unprofessional "company", I would never go back.

The most unprofessional company I have ever dealt with. Was charged twice for an item and then was…read morecalled a liar on the phone when I told them the part didn't fit !!! Said they would refund me when they would get around to it. Quite unbelieveable, was left on hold to listen to an argument between the owner and staff member in the same room with much uncensored language. In business 45 years ????? There's obviously not enough competition in this market. Do not go near.

As the five star prompter says, this place really is as good as it gets. I've been in here…read morecountless times for help with the most ridiculous questions, and each time, the dude has come up trumps. I wish I knew his name so I could call him out, but it's always the same guy, who I presume is the owner. It's everything you need in your local DIY shop - highly knowledgable staff, a wide range of everything you could ever possibly need items, good value, convenient opening hours, and right on your doorstep. Can't say fairer than that.

The perfect side of helpful…read more I've been in to Manor D.I.Y a few times and every time i'm met by the guy who works there with a friendly smile, a bit of conversation and endless helpful advice. A somewhat cosy yet incredibly well stocked store, you are almost guaranteed to find what you need here. If, for whatever reason you don't they are more than happy to tell you where you can tick that item off the list. No begrudgery against other businesses, just an honest, helpful place that will make you wish you picked up a paintbrush years ago!

Overall a good experience. First place shopping for my new apartment and found all I needed and…read moremore! The service here was decent; some staff were dismissive but or the most part they were helpful in finding what I needed! The value was super nice, super cheap and overall good quality items. I was able to find house and kitchen supplies at a good price. Super good deals on some items! Will definitely come back whenever I need to shop for household items and furnishing!

Delivery came on time which was fine, but honestly the experience after that was really…read moredisappointing. I paid for delivery and live on the 5th floor with lift access, so I expected the boxes to at least be brought to my apartment door. The order had 4 heavy boxes and when I asked if they could bring them upstairs, they said no because they had another delivery to do. I even had to beg them just to bring the boxes to the lift, and one of the guys replied "are you serious?" which I found really rude. In the end they only left it at the lift area and I still had to drag the heavy boxes myself through doors and hallways to my apartment. I understand people are busy, but I paid for a delivery service for a reason. Really disappointed with the attitude and lack of help from IKEA.

Placed an order online that did not arrive, when I contacted Woodies customer service they said…read morethey would " revert to me" when they received a response from Fastway Courier. When I contacted them the next day for an update they did not reply. Thankfully my order was only €22.00, that I paid for 3 Dulux testers and not the €250.00 that I paid for the paints I bought elsewhere.

Woodies is a godsend for us! near our new house that we are renovating bit by bit, they always have…read moreeverything we need, great service and customer service also!

Our hob had a dodgy knob on it that I left for a while, until it finally went, taking all our…read moreelectricity with it and shorted out the water pump with the power surge. Fun times. Called MasterCare on Saturday afternoon and the first availability they had to send someone out was Tuesday, but I was ok with that. Your man has just been. Very courteous, professional and fixed up the problem quickly. Thouroughly tested it all before going, which made me happy. The fee was very reasonable and I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

Called these guys with a problem I had with my oven, with a little extra info they were able to…read morequote parts, check availability and book in a time for a callout at very reasonable prices.