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79out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volume86
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Verified appliance services / repair in Alcester, Warwickshire.
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What customers say
5.0out of 5
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"James was very knowledgeable and polite and I would 100% recommend his services! I thought I needed a new oven element replacement however James identified it was just the wire that had burnt out and didn’t overcharge for this. I will be keeping his number in case I need his services again. Thank you."
"James came and repaired my washing machine which had a failed control board that needed replacing. Initially it was tricky to source the part needed but James was fantastic and offered to loan us a washing machine whilst my own one was fixed as we had a two week old baby and a washing machine was a necessity. He managed to obtain the part needed and the machine is now working beautifully. He was very knowledgeable, reliable and went above and beyond to ensure that we had access to a washing machine. I highly recommend for any appliances that need repair as you will get an excellent service."
"My elderly parent's integrated fridge broke down on Sunday of a Bank Holiday weekend. James responded on the Sunday and said that Andy would come out and look on the Bank Holiday Monday which he did. The fridge was unable to be repaired (it was over 30 years old!) Andy took the measurements and helped us choose a suitable replacement which James ordered for us and then delivered and fitted on Thursday of the same week. The whole process was stress free and the kitchen was left in an immaculate condition. James took away the old fridge and all the packaging. I cannot recommend highly enough."
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James was very knowledgeable and polite and I would 100% recommend his services! I thought I needed a new oven element replacement however James identified it was just the wire that had burnt out and didn’t overcharge for this. I will be keeping his number in case I need his services again. Thank you.
James came and repaired my washing machine which had a failed control board that needed replacing. Initially it was tricky to source the part needed but James was fantastic and offered to loan us a washing machine whilst my own one was fixed as we had a two week old baby and a washing machine was a necessity. He managed to obtain the part needed and the machine is now working beautifully. He was very knowledgeable, reliable and went above and beyond to ensure that we had access to a washing machine. I highly recommend for any appliances that need repair as you will get an excellent service.
My elderly parent's integrated fridge broke down on Sunday of a Bank Holiday weekend. James responded on the Sunday and said that Andy would come out and look on the Bank Holiday Monday which he did. The fridge was unable to be repaired (it was over 30 years old!) Andy took the measurements and helped us choose a suitable replacement which James ordered for us and then delivered and fitted on Thursday of the same week. The whole process was stress free and the kitchen was left in an immaculate condition. James took away the old fridge and all the packaging. I cannot recommend highly enough.
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