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    VacWorks

    3.0 (2 reviews)
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    4 years ago

    Friendly service, very knowledgeable, and great prices. What more can you ask for? This place doesn't suck (pun intended)!

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    Repair in Toronto

    (3 reviews)

    I would strongly encourage anyone considering Repair In Toronto to ask for a clear written total…read morebefore authorizing any work. When I booked the appointment, I was told that repairs typically range between $150-$180. During the visit, the technician mentioned approximately $345 while discussing the option of ordering parts from the manufacturer. We understood that amount to refer to part replacement -- not the repair itself. At no point did we clearly understand that the dishwasher repair alone would total $345. The invoice was presented only after the work had already been completed. The technician arrived at approximately 6:00 PM (the appointment had been scheduled for 4:30 PM) and left at 7:14 PM. We were later told that two hours of labour were charged. In total, we were charged $345 for the dishwasher repair (1h10 min) and $80 for a very brief oven adjustment (5 min). The issue was the lack of clear and explicit confirmation of the final total before the repair proceeded. A repair expected to fall within the $150-$180 range became a $480 visit. If you choose to use Repair In Toronto, make sure you request the exact total in writing before approving any work.

    technician came in for 5 minutes and diagnosed my fridge problem with the first thing he saw that…read morewas wrong. then asked me for diagnostics payment of close to $100 for the 5 minutes he was there. I fixed the "problem" myself bc he quoted me a crazy high price. what he diagnosed wasn't the problem though and when I messaged him to tell him that, he didn't care or offer to come back to diagnose again. in the end, I had to pay for another company (acco) to properly diagnose the problem and they fixed it right away. They were great, unlike these guys who come in for the quick $100 fee and get out with the first thing they see instead of a full diagnostic. not saying they're a scam or anything. just saying this guy couldn't care less. I emailed their head office and didn't even get an acknowledgement.

    Hank's Appliances

    Hank's Appliances

    (6 reviews)

    Called for a washing machine issue on my Samsung. Hank's appliance sent their technician about 4…read moredays later. The technician that came "Marvin" who was excellent. On time, very pleasant and professional. He found the problem with in 20 minutes of being at my home and repaired the problem. The rate was more than reasonable that I gave him a tip. Ask for Marvin for your repair/s and you will be more than satisfied. 5 's all the way.

    Called Hanks as they were they were suggested by Samsung to repair my dryer. The first time we had…read moresomeone come, he pulled apart my entire dryer and told us that they just needed to replace the drum belt but also replaced pulley's and a few other parts. The first repair person told us that we had a 3 month warranty. After the first repair, our dryer started making a nose that sounded like metal gridding against each other, we thought, maybe it's the new parts molding to the dryer but as the weeks progressed it got worse. So I called Hanks because their repair person was the last to touch the dryer. They send a different repair person to my house. Again, he pulls apart the entire dryer and tells me one of the parts is broken and I need to pay for it. NO THANKS...it's a part that you replaced. For some reason, the first repair man did not note it on the work order but verbally told us what he replaced. I told Repair man #2 that I was not paying for it and he can call who he needs to in order to do the job because had repair man #1 not touched what was not broken then we wouldn't be in the position. Repair man #2 called his "boss" who spoke with my husband and while speaking with my husband told him "why did you wait for 2 months" fair enough, but I have a warranty for a reason and I'm going to use it because again, it's a part that a repair person from Hank's replaced. Repair man #2's "boss" tells him to take him off of speaker phone not knowing I can still hear him and says to him "do you have the part? if so, replace it and tell them to fuck off and get the hell out of there" Perhaps you want to try and track who repair person #2 was speaking with and train them on their customer service and professionalism.

    VacWorks - homeappliancerepair - Updated July 2026

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