Called BNG about a month ago when my gas oven wouldn't heat up. Brian came a few days later and…read morehad my oven fixed in less than 30 minutes. He was prompt, professional, and took the time to explain the issue to me and how to avoid it in the future. I highly recommend BNG!

What a great experience, was having issues with our Fridge, they were able to come out very…read morequickly and the Tech took the time to insure all was correct, fixed the initial issue but while there found a couple other items and took care of that, the cost was very reasonable. If you have appliances issues I highly recommend BNG

Very quick response. The issue was resolved .We used in the past and great experience.read more

U.S. Appliance Services is the only appliance repair company I use in this area, and after two…read moreservice calls I don't plan to change that. The call that sold me came over Labor Day, when the freezer side of my refrigerator needed repair. I didn't have their contact information handy, so I started working through every local shop I could find online. Plenty of them advertise 24/7 service, nights, weekends, and holidays. Every one with a website had a closed-for-the-holiday notice or an out-of-office message up, and not one of them got back to me. U.S. Appliance Services did, and quickly. Over the holiday, it felt like they were the only repair company still in business. The only reason this isn't five stars is timing. They already had other jobs booked, so the repair itself happened a couple of days after the holiday. That was reasonable under the circumstances, but a same-day visit would have made this an easy five. When they came out, the visit was quick, efficient, and clean. There was no sales pitch, no push toward an upgraded repair, and no attempt to sell me anything I didn't need. Pricing is clear and transparent, and it's reasonable for this market. My first call with them, about a year ago, was for a dishwasher. It turned out they couldn't fix it, so they charged me what amounted to a service-call fee instead of billing me for a repair they didn't make. I ended up replacing the dishwasher, but that kind of honesty counts for a lot with me. One practical tip: text them. They'll answer messages through Yelp, but texts usually get a fairly quick reply. This area has no shortage of businesses that say they repair appliances. Far fewer seem to have the capacity to show up when you need them. U.S. Appliance Services does, and as long as I live here, they're my first call.

I appreciated that they fixed the problem and did it quickly. They arrived when they said they…read morewould. I was a bit shocked that a 30 minute visit with no parts cost $175. They ran a hair dryer and put a plug back in.

Can't even begin to describe how disappointed I am with Harris TV and Appliance. Customer service…read moreis cold and non-existent. I have just purchased my last major appliance from them. Beware if you have an older home is all I am going to say. They won't be very helpful.

We purchased a washer and dryer. They were professional and personable in all aspects of the…read moretransaction. I paid less for the appliances (including delivery, installation, and removal of the old appliances) than the MSRP of the dryer. I am very pleased.

From the owner: We sell affordably priced, big name, brand new scratch and dent appliances. All of our new products…read moreare backed by a one year manufacturer warranty. We certainly aren't perfect but strive daily to produce excellence in everything we do. We will work within your budget to get you the best deal our warehouse has to offer.

You know, nobody likes doing laundry. I mean, to be honest I really like doing laundry at home. But…read moreit's always nice when you're on the road to find a laundromat that is at least somewhat entertaining. And that's what I found at oldies laundromat in Pennsylvania. The place is really clean, plenty of old album covers and records on the wall with a jukebox and a statue of Elvis Presley. There's a sign that specifically says don't touch Elvis, and I'm just curious as to why that had to be put up there. Cost-wise detergent is about half of what I've seen elsewhere. Small machines are $3 medium machines are 450 and the large ones are six. Pretty standard rates. Again, not a big fan of doing laundry but if I have to at least this place provides some sort of atmosphere to pass the time

I have no idea where any of the good reviews came from, but this place a dirt hole. The dryers…read moredon't even dry, so what's the point and how is this place even in business. Another place that's happy to take your money, but not deliver services? NEVER again will I go here and I'll make sure others know about it as well!

My Kitchen Aid mixer needed serviced because it was leaking grease. Christian cleaned it up and…read moreapplied new grease to the gears (thankfully none needed to be replaced) and fixed the latch that really never worked since I've owned it. He's kind and has integrity. Highly recommended.

From the owner: We are a local, Family owned and operated appliance repair company. We work with all major brands…read morefor appliance repair and diagnostics, including dryer vent cleaning and dryer de linting as well as residential stand mixer servicing.

Nothing like having a major appliance fail, in the middle of a pandemic. When you have an…read moreadditional 4 people in your household AND apparently the country is in the midst of an appliance shortage. Welcome to my life a few months back...... Washer died, like completely. There was no way of resurrecting this thing. I admit as I was (kinda) happy to see it go. While it was less than a decade old it had this reoccurring issue draining that even stumped the repairman. Time of death could have been more convenient though. I had no idea there was an appliance shortage. None, nada. I didn't even know that was a "thing" or a possibility. Before I went to any physical store I shopped online, which is where it first became evident that this might be a bigger problem than I thought. It was end of Nov, early December and Lowes and Home Depot had estimated availability for mid March - pick up or delivery. This just can't be. Then I remembered my coworker telling me about a scratch and dent store in Lancaster where he had gotten an appliance. Normally that's not the route I would take but I was desperate. K & A was located near the ReStore in Greenfield. It was a little hard to find, and parking could have been better but walking in I was impressed. Inventory was vast and not just for washers. They had a huge warehouse of every kind of appliance you could need available cash and carry that day or via a (scheduled) delivery. It was a bit overwhelming. I knew what kind of features I wanted and pretty much was looking for something with no bells and whistles. Washers have come a long way and I was surprised by all the technology driven features they now have. While they did have some basic, plain Jane models, they were few and far between and in a much smaller drum capacity than fit my needs. A salesgirl came over several times to assist me but really didn't offer much as far as information other than specific to the store (their warranty, delivery, etc ). If I asked her something about a particular model she read the information sheet, which I could do so she was pretty much useless. I did find the process of making a final selection difficult, comparing the different models and features. I probably spend more time than most as I was googling reviews and bullet point features on the models I had narrowed it down to. It would have been nice is that work was done already and featured somewhere on the washer in greater detail than what they provided. Also keeping track of which ones I was considering took clever thinking. I folded the corner of the price so I knew since many look the same. Bring a colored post it or something to keep track. I finally settled on one I liked and at the last minute before going to the register asked for it to be pulled out so I could inspect all the sides/back. (Remember this is scratch and dent). I'm so glad I did as this unit had a back that was pulling apart from a huge dent and the possibility of it leaking was probably above average. I was able to find the same unit but with only a small scratch for the exact same price. I do think pricing should reflect the damage but felt it doesn't. Overall I was happy with the process and hubby came back later in the day to get it. You pay first and must show receipt at pick up but I believe they'll hold it for 48 hours (paid). The warranty is factory OR one year/parts and labor through them. It's one or the other. Overall for the unit I bought I saved about $400 and no one would even know it was scratch and dent if I didn't tell them. I would shop here again next time an appliance fails even without an appliance shortage.

5:47 AA & Q k&a appliance review:…read moreJeff McCoy J 大 Local Guide * 21 reviews * 19 photos just now New I purchased a new induction range. I was told everything was tested and working before it was put on the floor. Got it home and immediately had an error code. I have to go through the manufacture to get it fixed. I saved $200 over buying brand new at Lowe's. If you use your Lowe's card to purchase an appliance and anything is wrong they will replace it right away with a new one. The tiny bit of savings from K&A is NOT worth the risk.

I have passed by this place dozens of times along Route 422 until recently when I decided to…read morefinally check it out. The store has a nice selection of deli items, bulk candies, Leiby's ice cream, some fruit, misc. food items, and some handicrafts, etc. Prices seem about average. Outside, they also have an assortment of outdoor furniture on display (adirondack chairs, etc.). Very nice store and nice folks who manage it too.

High quality sheds, fencing, and outdoor furniture at competitive prices. And they have lots of…read moreawesome crafts and home decor.