My icemaker and kegerator both quit but all the repair companies I called said they weren't…read moreinterested in trying to fix them since they were not made by major manufacturers.! I was looking at a total replacement cost of almost $1400....and then I called Avetis..! Dmitri came out the next day and fixed the icemaker, then returned the following afternoon with a replacement part for the kegerator. Total cost for both $500 including parts.. Can't say enough good things about this company, they're fast, prompt and polite. Also give a 3 month warranty on work done!

Tech diagnosed and fixed my dishwasher. Very tidy and professional. Highly recommend using this…read morecompany.

David was friendly and professional, diagnosed and fixed our washer issue pretty quick. I will…read moretrust Burton's Appliance Service with my future needs.

Burton's came out to fix our Maytag refrigerator. The light went out and it wasn't just replacing…read morea bulb. The part wasn't in stock and had to be ordered. We had to wait a week but Burton's stayed on top of it and promptly called and came back to get it installed. They are trustworthy and knowledgeable. I would use them again.

I needed a new part for my dryer. I called and supplied the business with the part number. They…read moretold me it would take 2 days before they would receive it, but in fact it only took one day. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Would recommend

Martin's Family Appliance Center has done several repairs on different appliance machines that have…read morebroken down in the past and I will use this company in the future on any brake downs that happen.

Great service! Robert was great to work with. He helped me with all my housework handyman needs and…read morehas helped to fix my entire irrigation system, as well as install a double sink vanity in my new homer I purchased. He also helped me install a special irrigation system for my raised garden bed. I have also used him for drywall work, installing ceiling fans, washing machine repair, appliance installation and AC diagnosing. Robert is very professional, efficient, timely and dependable. If you're looking for a great handyman, look no further! An Upper Hand Handyman Services is great!!

We called Citywide at around 10am. We were told the technician would come by around 5pm. We ended…read moreup waiting until about 6:30pm, however, he was the only one who was able to see us the same day. Because he didn't have the part on him, he came back the next day on Saturday to complete the repair. I appreciate his hard work! The charge for diagnosis is $69 dollars, but it will be waived if you go through with the repair (for comparison, Sears charges around $90 dollars for the visit, and the only other comparable option charged $75). The cost to repair our refrigerator's motor was around $200, including the parts and labor and taxes. However, if you need to fix the electronics behind your fridge, it may cost up to $400.

The Citywide tech did a wonderful job. When I had a leaking…read morerefridgerator shutoff valve, they got us scheduled to allow our problem to be fixed. The tech kept in touch with me, letting me know when he would get there. He made the repairs needed and then checked out the refridgerator to make sure there were no other problems. We were very happy with the work and would recommend Citywide Appliance to anyone.

I have a home (Ocala) built in 2002 with two (2) heat pumps The builder-installed heat pumps were…read moreby a no-name manufacturer. Starting in 2006, these units needed annual repairs that started at ~$350 and eventually got as high as $950. So when one of the units died (again) in 2012, I decided enough - replace both units with reliable name brand units. I had several estimates from Ocala-based HVAC companies, but decided to see if a Gainesville-based company would do an install and service. I am very glad that I made the call! Bob and his crew were exceptionally professional. Right off the bat, Bob did a heat load analysis to see what size units were necessary. Unlike most of the local companies (who merely looked at the existing units and offered to replace them with same-sized units), Bob engineered a system that fit the house. Bob and his crew installed Carrier Performance series SEER 15 variable speed indoor and outdoor units + new copper lines + installed new "intelligent" thermostats with humidity-control (a plus in FL) + a high efficiency 4" Honeywell paper filter system + sealed all duct work vents (to prevent conditioned air from escaping into non-living areas) + included a 1-year service contract. For about the same price (+/- $200) as the next lowest bidder (using the same Carrier-brand equipment), proposed to install lower-grade Comfort-series non-variable speed units + a similar dry filter system + reuse old thermostats + reuse old copper lines + no duct work sealing + no maintenance plan. Hmmm . . . which do you think was a better deal? The new systems are much quieter than the old OEM equipment, run less frequently for shorter periods of time and do a better job of maintaining indoor air quality. BTW, when I mention the systems run more quietly (both inside systems and outside coils), let me give a couple examples: (i) Outside coil systems: the OEM systems could be heard literally down the street (at least 3 -4 houses away); the new units can barely be heard from my mailbox; (ii) one of indoor units runs so quietly that the only way to tell it is running is put your ear on the box and listen - quietly!

Have an annual maintenance contract with A+ and their service technician is always on time quick…read moreand cleans up all work areas.