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    Rapid Reefer Repair

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    KMH Appliance Repair

    KMH Appliance Repair

    (12 reviews)

    Reached out to KMH Appliance to remove (& reinstall) a cabinet mount wall oven and move a…read morerefrigerator as part of a kitchen cabinet resurfacing project. Trent contacted me almost immediately and quoted $275 for the effort. When Trent & his co-owner arrived to accomplish the removal of the first phase, they noted there was some confusion regarding the scope of the fridge relocation. We were requesting the fridge be moved out of the kitchen. Note : no updated estimate was provided at this time. KMH willingly moved the fridge to the foyer, however they noted the front right wheel was damaged. They verbally stated that because of the wheel damage they would not be liable for any associated damage. They did provided a ~$215 estimate to repair the wheel Three weeks later, KMH returned to reinstall the oven and move the fridge back to the kitchen. The oven install went smoothly, however during the fridge relocation they created two deep scratches (4 inch & 2 inch) in the red-oak hardwood. When the scratches were identified, they restated that as previously noted because of the wheel damage they were not liable for any damage. When the final bill was provided ($275), Trent noted they were not charging us the regular fridge moving fee ($250) because of the damage. They provided a recommendation for a Flooring Company, who we subsequently contact (they provided a $800 estimate [to include replacing three boards, staining, and sealing]). We additionally contacted Pryor Floors ($335 estimate to include sanding, staining and sealing the damaged red-oak boards). I contacted Trent regarding the repair estimates. He reiterated their position that they were not liable for any of the damages and they had already not charged us for the fridge moving ($250). We were disappointed that there was no offer or discussion regarding cost sharing on the repair costs above the $250 credit. Bottomline: They did satisfactorily accomplish the verbally-agreed to work. Our primary issue was there was never a written contract detailing the specific work and cost to be accomplished. Further the contract would have likely detailed their liability responsibility and eliminate any ambiguity regarding damages. Overall, we were disappointed in how KHM handled the damages. As such, we will unlikely use KMH again.

    They showed up on time and provided quality work and great value. They repaired my subzero…read morerefrigerator and ASKO dishwasher.

    Universal Repair - We service  LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, GE, Bosch, Kitchen Aid, Dacor, Thermador, Viking, Sub-zero, Wolf, Jenn-Air, Maytag, Frigidaire, Amana

    Universal Repair

    (273 reviews)

    University, Southeast

    The refrigerator stoped delivering water through the water supply system. I did everything I knew…read morehow, like changing filters. But nothing helped. All I ever got was a very slow flow. Frustrating beyond belief. I called Universal Repair because they had very good feedback ratings. Lo and behold, the positive feedback was just what I experienced. I was given a next day appointment by Valerie, with a two hour window. Dmytro showed up right on time! He didn't mess about. He went straight to work diagnosing my problem. Then he did his magic and suddenly my refrigerator was working like new. Dmytro showed me the condenser and it was disgustingly dirty. He cleaned that up to like new. Not only did Dmytro repair my water problem,he left my refrigerator in better shape than it had been in years. Dmytro gave me a price which sounded justified. And accepted my check in payment. I absolutely have to say, Thank You Dmytro!!! And thank you Universal Repair! If and when I have more appliance problems I will definitely call Universal Repair! Honesty and Integrity!

    Universal repair is fantastic as usual. We utilize them for regular maintenance on appliances to…read morekeep them running well and most recently they were able to repair our ice maker on our subzero. Always so happy they can find the parts to work on our appliances. Two of our neighbors with similar appliances asked for referrals on the spot because they know we have them out every year.

    Fix Master Appliance

    Fix Master Appliance

    (3 reviews)

    Fix Master repaired my KitchenAid fridge gasket. It looks brand new. The service was high quality,…read moreand I believe it was a good value for their service. The company was very honest and trustworthy in the quoting process, punctual, and detailed. They were polite and professional. I will use them again in the future if any of my other appliances break -i.e. dishwasher, stove/ range, hood, oven, refrigerator, freezer, and washing machines. I have used other service repair companies. Fix Master Appliance is the only repair company I would call again.

    I called this company to look at a refrigerator leak at my rental property. I told them explicitly:…read moreonce you understand the problem, call me before you do anything. They never called. Instead, the tech went to Home Depot on his own, bought a cap, put it on the end of a tube as a temporary "fix," and charged me $200 for it. I was never consulted or given N estimate. When I pushed back, they claimed it was "urgent," but it wasn't -- it was a slow trickle leak that had been going on for days and was being managed just fine in the meantime. I refused to pay for a fix and came back out and removed the cap. My tenant then did the exact same fix himself for a couple bucks in a couple of minutes. Then they quoted me $450 to actually fix the problem. I bought the part myself, and my tenant -- with zero appliance repair experience -- looked up a how-to video and installed it in under 20 minutes. On top of all that, I was charged $85 for a "diagnostic" before they gave me the diagnostic. I had to ask for them to tell me the part that was bad.

    Rapid Reefer Repair - homeappliancerepair - Updated September 2026

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