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    Renovatech

    Renovatech

    3.9
    (15 reviews)

    Daniil got back to us within hours and offered to come same day, describing what he expected to…read morefind based on my detailed information, and what he would do. We couldn't do same day, so we met the following morning. Just as hoped, the guy kept it straightforward, honest, helpful and as described. A little context: Originally Sears was out (yes, they still exist). Having repaired a few refrigerators, garage doors and operator control boards myself over the years, I knew things weren't right with these Sears guys (yes, plural -- well, one in training, poor sod). They weren't dishonest, really, just excessive. Especially with cost (...pretty obviously constrained by dinosaur policy -- what felt geared towards getting a fleeced customer to buy a new appliance from Sears). The Sears guys estimated a four-figure two-man project, including for two off-the-shelf generic machine screws, $37 each, parts only. (Still had to pay them for coming out.) Bless their little hearts. I can see how people get bamboozed by this blue-shirted Sears "professionalism". Hearing good things, I contacted Daniil. And in a little more than a day, paid an eighth of the price for way more, better, no-nonsense, good natured, in-and-out service. With warranty. (Sears' job was to be "As-is" for an older-ish appliance in excellent condition.) We're grateful, Daniil -

    I got a very fast reply from Renovatech's team. They even came out on the same day I contacted…read morethem. Daniil was very professional and quickly assessed the problem. He was back 2 days later with the replacement part to repair our dishwasher. Service was fast, professional, and reasonably priced for the quality of work provided.

    Ace Washer & Appliance Services

    Ace Washer & Appliance Services

    4.1
    (9 reviews)

    I found Ace on Angie's List. I'm really glad that I did! I've used Scott on 2 or 3 occasions, and…read moreit's gone so well that I've given their number to plenty of friends and co-workers. They all feel the same way that I do. Ace is the opposite of most repair companies. I truly feel like they're on "my side". They aren't trying to make money off of you, they're trying to fix your appliance and make it as affordable as possible, without cutting corners. It's like having a family member as your repairman. Trustworthy and good at what they do.

    I had used Ace Appliance for years under the previous owner, Scott, and always had positive…read moreexperiences. If he felt an appliance wasn't worth repairing, he would tell you honestly and often wouldn't even charge for the visit. That level of integrity is why I trusted the company. Unfortunately, my recent experience under the new ownership was the exact opposite. I called Ace to repair a GE dryer. During the initial visit, I was told the dryer likely needed a motor and bearings. Because the motor was potentially covered under GE's warranty, I had GE inspect the machine before authorizing further work. GE's technician advised that the dryer was likely not worth repairing due to the extent of the issues. After discussing this with Ace, I was assured the dryer could likely be repaired for approximately $335. I authorized the work. The repair was completed on a Friday. Within hours of the technician leaving, the dryer began making extremely loud banging noises during operation. Upon inspection, it appeared the drum had not been properly secured during reassembly. Multiple screws were either loose or missing, and the dryer was no longer usable. I immediately contacted the company, provided photographs and video of the problem, and asked if someone could return promptly to correct the issue. My request was declined, and I was told the company would address it during normal business hours. At that point, the dryer had gone from needing a repair to being completely unusable. Because my wife works in healthcare and relies on daily uniforms, waiting indefinitely was not a practical option. What disappointed me most was not that a repair problem occurred--mistakes happen in every business. It was the lack of urgency, accountability, and communication after the repair failed. I also reached out to management and never received a response. I've owned multiple homes over the years and have dealt with many contractors, service companies, and appliance technicians. This was one of the most frustrating service experiences I've encountered. Based on my experience, I would strongly encourage consumers to do their research and obtain multiple opinions before authorizing appliance repairs

    Your Home Outlet - homeappliancerepair - Updated July 2026

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