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    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Appliance Repair by Davis

    Appliance Repair by Davis

    2.0
    (3 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    the first purchase we made here was a disappointment, the washer was never balanced. but for some…read morereason, my husband liked them and we made a second purchase there and were scammed. Their customer service is the very worst. folks shop there hoping to get an appliance worth more than they can afford, but you will end up with a piece of junk. save up and shop from a reputable dealer.

    Over the years we were pleased to have used Davis several times. Recently however, we had a problem…read morewith our Samsung refrigerator leaking water into the crisper drawer and we called Davis. They told us upfront that an evaluation service call costs $108; a service man came within several hours to evaluate our problem . He spent about 1/2 hour checking (without moving refrigerator ) and gave us his estimate that repair would likely cost $700 to $800 (with no warranty) and since our unit is 12 years old, we would be better off buying a new one. And by the way, he mentioned, Davis sells "freight damaged" appliances at a discount with nothing more than a scratch or minor dent. Subsequently, we found several UTUBE videos that showed a common problem of clogged defroster drain line with Samsung refrigerators. We removed the back cover plate, pulled the flexible drain tube off (as described in videos) and presto!! Clogged tube - which we cleaned in a few minutes, reattached and problem solved!!...Cost = $0. The bottom line is that we think the repairman could and should have mentioned the possibility of a simple fix, so simple in fact, that we might look at it ourselves before getting a new refrigerator or agreeing to costly repairs.

    Queen City Homestore - appliances - Updated August 2026

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