REALLY wish I had checked other reviews prior to taking my business to BJ's Fix-It Shop (Yellow Pages 1.4/5; Canpages 1.5/5; Homestars 2.3/10).
Took my pressure washer into BJ's for repair. After about a week I get a call that it's done and ready to go. I run down and pick it up and about a week later go to use it - and it doesn't work. In fact, it has the exact same problem that I took it in for. So, I load it up and take it back.
When I get there and I explain to Brian that the pressure washer still doesn't work, he immediately becomes confrontational. He rolls it outside starts the engine and says, "what do you mean it doesn't work". I explained to him that the problem occurs when you hook the water up to the machine. He then says (with as much indignation as he can muster), "well you have a pump problem". I said that I really didn't care what the problem was, I needed it fixed. He then tells me (again as ignorantly as he can) that "he doesn't fix pumps" and I would have to "take it across the street" and he points to Bishop Pump. I then asked him why he charged me $100 if he couldn't fix it, and he says "it needed a carburetor cleaning". So I then had to take it over to Bishop to get the actual repair done (and they did an awesome job by the way).
I phoned BJ's when I got the fixed pressure washer from Bishop and asked him for my money back. He immediately gets argumentative and then hangs the phone up on me. From reading other reviews it seams like that's his go-to move.
Bottom line - I could have not fixed my pressure washer myself for free. Apparently when Brian can't fix something he just "cleans the carburetor" so he can bill you $100 and kick you out the door. From reading the other reviews this is also a reoccurring theme.
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