A4L: A Budget-Friendly Option for Quality Appliances and Service…read moreI recently visited Appliances 4 Less Austin after purchasing an older home. I spent most of my money fixing up the house so my budget for appliances is limited. I'm so happy that I found what I needed within my budget at A4L. I highly recommend this store for anyone shopping on a budget and don't want to suffer quality. What I Loved: 1. Affordable Prices: The biggest draw is, of course, the discounts. Many items were priced significantly lower than big-box retailers, even with the crazy Black Friday sales going on. The reason for the low price is mostly because those appliances are open box items. Some of the items may have minor cosmetic damages such as a dent. The store run tests on them to make sure they are fully functional. Those appliances are under the manufacturer warranty, and I believe A4L also offers warranty. 2. Knowledgeable Staff: The sales associates were friendly, helpful and well-informed about the products. Michael, the store owner, helped me evaluate the pros and cons of each options and we decided on the refrigerator, washer and the dryer that are not only beautiful but also functional for my family's needs. 3. Fast Delivery: The store offered delivery, which was a huge plus for me. What to consider: 1. Cosmetic Flaws: like I mentioned earlier, some of the discounted items had minor scratches or dents. While these didn't impact functionality, it's something to consider if aesthetics are important. 2. Variety of brands: while there is a decent selection of good brands such as LE and Samsung, you may not have as large of selection as those big box retailers. Verdict: A4L is an excellent place for anyone looking to save money on appliances without sacrificing quality. While the trade-off may be minor cosmetic issues, the savings are worth it. I'll definitely return for future purchases!

I thought I was buying a scratch and dent dryer,,,,,,I did not know it was used also. I found it on…read moreline for $448, called and talked to store said I would be there the next day at 11 am. The people were nice and it seemed to go smoothly. When I got to the store the dryer was packaged up in clear cellophane. I could see the few scratches it had,,,,everything seemed ok. I went to pay for it and they rounded up to $450, I did not say anything, no big deal. The floor help was nice and helped me load the dryer and even got me extra cardboard to protect it. I got home and removed the cellophane and to my surprise my wife said it is used! There was lent in the trap. After removing the screen there was hair and dirt on the inside. This was a used dryer, not just a scratch and dent. The price I paid was for a brand new dryer with some scratches, this dryer should have been cheaper for having been used for no telling how long. If you do business here,,,,,Caveat emptor, let the buyer beware!!!!!!

Per my previous review beware and be aware that IMHO you should not purchase large appliances from…read moreHD. This 5-stsr review is for their paint department. Arriving around noonish I expected a long wait to order stain. I was met, at the paint area, by a very friendly and competent woman. Since I was matching the color that my neighbor used she quickly located the correct stain and provided guidance regarding how much stain I needed. She also opened one of the cans to ensure that it was the right color (the had to add tint). Less than 15 minutes later I was checking out and on my way to lunch. Even though Lowes is closer to my home driving to this HD is AOK as H Mart and their food court is right next door.

It's a standard Home Depot. Ginormous orangey building full of home stuff, clean side aisles,…read morefriendly and helpful staff and some fast check-out workers. Tons of selection and you can spend a whole day browsing about. Personally I'm a huge fan of the garden section. Get your houseplants and succulents and hanging baskets of flowers here. I was very tempted by a little cactus in a brown pot, but I didn't want to leave it in the car when I went on with the rest of my errands. Sunlight is one thing, leaving it in what is essentially an oven is another. I picked up the item I was looking for and had no issues checking out, there weren't even any lines this time. Pricing is pretty standard, but I don't get out too many other hardware stores. Not a place I'd drive out of my way for.

Overall, the customer service here is pretty good. My boyfriend and I visited this location on…read moreChristmas Eve to buy his son and myself one of those fancy standing mag chargers lol The store wasn't busy at all and despite it being Christmas Eve where most employees may feel a bit disgruntled working, these folks were great and welcoming. We eventually spoke with a gentleman named Dylan who pointed us in the right direction. The selection of chargers was minimal but we ended up finding what we needed. I feel like it's typically Best Buy that has the best value as far as price goes. Anyhow. We spoke to Dylan briefly about returning to purchase a PS5 and a new iPhone 17 pro max for myself and he was kind enough to take us to the correct departments for both of those. We did end up going back for the PS5 and the iPhone, separate times, and unfortunately the iPhone was/is currently still out of stock. Once they re-stock, I'll definitely be back to buy my new phone. It's just so much less chaotic than going directly to Apple or Verizon.

I lined up here a few times for the Pokémon card drops, and every time the crowd is huge! It's…read morehonestly wild to see how many people show up just hoping to grab some packs. The competition can be intense, and unfortunately there are always scalpers around, which is never fun for collectors. That said, the experience wasn't all bad--I actually met a few nice people while waiting in line and had some fun conversations with fellow fans. Hopefully Best Buy can increase the supply in the future so more collectors get a fair chance. I'll keep trying my luck next time. Wish everyone good luck and happy hunting! Cheers!

I can not thank Jeff Yarrow enough for being so professional fixing our dishwasher that broke down…read more On top of that, he is a super nice guy, and very knowledgeable. We called him Friday evening, and he came over Saturday noon. Did I mention he is super honest? He Is!!!!! He is on our list for appliances repair now!! Thank You Jeff!!

Responds quickly and did a great job at a fair price. He was available over call/text to take…read morequestions.

Incredible selection of appliances including washers, dryers, and LOTS of refrigerators graded by…read morecondition. No delivery service, but they make pick-up easy and have a recommended partner. Kenya was a pleasure to work with, and very knowledgeable, making the drudgery of appliance shopping pleasant and easy to navigate!

The store in Austin has a fabulous selection of refrigerators...which is what we were looking for…read more We've purchased several appliances at great discount with no issues. We had an issue on a recent purchase however and Kenya was INCREDIBLY helpful working through the snafu. She was friendly and resolved my issue quickly. Look for her!!!

On time, very professional, ​reasonably priced, and ​polite​. I would recommen​​​​​d Mainfix…read moreAppliance to anyone having a problem with their appliances​​​.

workers arrived promptly and diagnosed the problem with my washing machine. They said it would be…read more$185 total including parts and labor. I commented, "Great, under $200."They said they had to drive across town to get the two parts they needed, came back about an hour later and installed the parts. Washing machine seemed to be spinning fine after that. When it came time for payment, one of the workers said it was going to be $285. I said whoa, you said $185. Then the two workers started talking numbers and there would be no way $285 would be appropriate, but one of the workers admitted that he might've said $185. They said the parts alone cost $85, which I've since learned from GE that a new motor belt costs only $10. They offered to "undo" the job, remove the parts and leave the job undone, but I'd still owe the $79 service fee. Undo the job?? Seriously?? They offered it to discount the amount to $245, which I paid, not knowing what other choice I had. They said to make up for the misunderstanding, they do another job at a discounted price. They said they could do a dryer vent cleaning for $65. Knowing my dryer vent probably has never been cleaned, I agreed. They were able to pull out a small garbage can full of lint. Later that evening, my dryer would not work, so they had to return the following day and proceeded to pull out just as much lint that day. I didn't realize I was getting the discounted price because they were gonna do half of the job. I would not recommend this company to anyone. Very shady. Angi filed a complaint with them, and they never replied.

If you get your dryer vent and exhaust cleaned out in a timely fashion:…read more-your clothes will dry quicker and faster -thus, you won't use as much electricity or gas in the process -your bearings, rollers, and motor will not get coated with lint and fail prematurely -YOUR HOUSE WILL NOT BURN DOWN You should consider Richard at Proud Appliance Repair as your go-to guy for this operation. Did you know that there is a specialized roof jack for dryers? Richard does. Do you want your washer evaluated as long as your dryer guy is on the premises? Richard will. Do you want to be smarter the next time you have washer/dryer issues? Richard wants to teach you the right stuff. Do you want to know if your appliance is terminally wounded? Richard does not need to upsell, and will give you a reliable prognosis without scammery or guile. Should your bundled repairs be discounted if performed at once? Richard thinks so. Do you like keeping abreast of show-up times or delays? Richard is a super-communicator. In short, call this guy for repairs, and your clunky unit will be humming before long. You'll know the when, the why, and the how much in a timely fashion, and get a course in Appliance 101 as a bonus. Trust me...you'll be proud to've called PROUD for a trick-free fix, complete with generous warranty!

The very best vent repair/replacement! This gentleman very…read moreconsiderate fair with this price and always on time. I would recommend his service to anybody in the Travis county and Williamson county area. Thank you again Richard. You're the best.

****The forthcoming review is for the interaction with management at this Lowe's location***…read more I came into this location several weeks ago for the sole purposes of securing materials for Thing One's Eagle Scout project. When we arrived at the location, we requested to speak with a manager. After a brief conversation with one manager, we were directed to two other managers' specifically the pro sales manager, Craig Cottier, and Brian Scott, the assistant manager of specialty sales. Both of these managers went over the Eagle Scout proposal in depth with Thing One so they could fully understand what he was trying to accomplish. After a lengthy discussion, we were advised by the managers that the store had already reached their donation cap for the year, but they would try to work with Thing One to get discounted materials for the project. While I could pay for the materials myself, for those who are not aware, there is a fundraising component of an Eagle Scout project with specific rules and regulations. Eagle candidates may ask for donations of materials or discounts on materials from companies or individuals. The candidate must furnish a list of prospective donors with their fundraising application, per national policy, for council approval before soliciting the material donations or discounts. Candidates may also hold fundraising events, such as car washes, meat stick sales, and the like, with an approved application. Many scouts do fundraising or ask for donations as it allows them to show their leadership, communication, and project management skills they've learned while in the BSA. Thing One was able to get 28 pieces of 2x8 Pressure Treated Pine for less than $35 (that's a savings of over $350). The Pine was of excellent quality. Because of the generosity of Lowes and Craig and Brian, Thing One was able to complete his Eagle Scout project successfully while living up to the Boy Scout Law of being thrifty.

The far better alternative to the other (orange) big box home store. Lowe's has nice people, more…read morehelpful staff, great prices and selection AND a CEO who is on the right side of history. They also partner with and support my favorite national/local charity, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, who builds beds for kids who would otherwise be sleeping in cramped shared beds or on the floor. Lowe's is forever my choice in home stores, hands down.

I found the item I was looking for And this is the only reason I gave them a chance, but the…read moreshopping and delivery experiences were horrible. The one star is because the bed is beautiful.

Love conn,s shop getting ready to move to a different state and they or going to be a lot…read more of help thanks conn,s

I'm seeing a couple bad reviews from a year ago or longer, but it seems like they might have…read morecleaned up their act since then. This homegoods is right down the road from me, my husband and I go frequently. We go there for food a lot, and have also found some other great home items like egg holder, glass juicing bottles, or all natural laundry pods, and have also gotten many stuff for our furbaby. Their clearance is pretty decent and we've found lots of good deals that way. Aisles are small, sometimes floor staff will power walk through but generally I'll stand my ground until they're forced to say excuse me or hit me bc sometimes it seems like they just expect you to move without saying something if you seem them coming. Despite that, I really don't have much issue with floor staff. Checkout line can get long but they also have about 4 cashiers when I go so it goes fast. Cashiers are always friendly and nice.

Nice discount home store. Stopped in here for a home flower arrangement to hang on the wall in the…read morespring. Found lots of things, I will say the fake flower arrangements are quite expensive. Lots of other neat things in the store. Nice to just walk the aisles, browse and see what you need that you didn't even know you needed.