I have to say that Tim did a great job on our appliances. We called Marshall Appliance Repair…read morebecause our washing machine stopped running mid-cycle. The door locked so we couldn't even get the clothes out. Honestly, we were fully expecting to be told that our washing machine wasn't worth fixing and we should just buy a new one. In a couple of hours, Tim got it running again like new. After that good experience, we asked Tim to do a regular service on our dryer. He was so thorough. I was surprised to see the whole drum removed. Even more surprised to see the amount of lint hidden inside the machine. The vent underneath our microwave had not worked in years. We'd had many repair people try to fix it in the past but with no success. Tim figured out the problem and fixed it very quickly. On top of everything else Tim was a very nice and conscientious professional. We'll definitely be calling him again next time we need an appliance repaired.

This family business was exactly what my family needed to fix our oven. Tim was kind enough to also…read moreprovide parts numbers for me to get a new knob and oven light (he supplied one of his own in the meantime) and allowed me to finish a client meeting while he worked. I wouldn't recommend anyone else. So glad I found them.

I can't recommend these guys enough! Go over and beyond getting the job done at a reasonable…read moreprice!!!

Initially this father/son business appeared good although it took them a few days to get to me so I…read morelost a good deal of food that had to be thrown out. they came from Albuquerque to los Alamos to fix my refrigerator. They said they usually come up on Tuesdays and Fridays. They did a quick diagnosis at no charge, this was on a Friday. They purchased a timer on MONDAY, came back up late Tuesday and installed the timer, $370.00. Was glad to have refrigerator again so went to smiths and stocked up again. The fridge was nice and cold but after a cycle it stopped getting cold again. I called them in panic but they said they couldn't get back to me until the next week, so I lost another $150+ in food again. They said a cold controller this time needed to be replaced but couldn't get the part until the following Monday. I accidentally tapped the cold controller (the THERMOSTAT) while placing my water bottle onto the top shelf. The Fridge came back on. So they confirmed that it needed to be replaced. I kept tapping the Thermostat (what they were calling the "cold control" every 4hrs for about 5days to save my food. but because I had to sleep it shut off in the middle of the night and I lost much of my frozen food again (the third time). The following Monday they contacted me saying that the Thermostat was no longer available so the Fridge can't be repaired. Sorry Buddy you're out of luck. Try placing "Duct tape over the cold control.. , were they kidding? My son was surprised that SEARS PARTS wouldn't have a replacement part. My son contacted SEARS PARTS. They had the Thermostat. I texted ADAM from The Appliance Guys, Co. with the information on the part. They confirmed it, I ordered it, it arrived two days later on a Thursday which was lucky since they come to Los Alamos on Fridays. I let them know I had the part. They said they'd be here the next day late afternoon. The next day on Friday, they contacted me to say that they had a cancellation by another person in Santa Fe. So, IT WASANT WORTH IT TO THEM TO COME UP TO JUST REPAIR MY REFRIGERATOR. "Great customer service?? " really? As a customer I'm not worth it to them??? Maybe next week?? Meanwhile the Fridge stopped working again, lost more food. they never returned and would not respond to my texts/calls! Consequently, I had to wait another week for SEARS REPAIR TECH to come finish the job, more lost food and another $225.00. The SEARS Tech swapped out the "actual faulty part" with the one my son found from SEARS PARTS DIRECT. The Tech also found loose screws, and missed timer adjustments. Avoid these "Guys" at all costs. Just call SEARS or I've heard DNS repair is good. So, it's off to SMALL CLAIMS COURT we go! Unless I receive a refund and get all the costs of lost food back from Joe and Adam..., "The Appliance Guys". PS, I'm 75, don't need that type of bullshit! Oh yes "No Senior Discount offered" either!!

Fixed a down fridge in 20 minutes. Fridge has worked well for a few months now with no issues. Much…read morecheaper to fix than buy a new fridge.

Ed called me back immediately the very next work day, after I left an online message. He talked me…read morethrough the likely possible problems based my report of my refigerator's symptoms. His technician, Gene, was equally outstanding in his performance on site at my home. I cannot recommend Ed and his crew highly enough. Absolutely honest, totally trustworthy, expertly capable and reasonably priced.

Fast and friendly service, technician were very professional. Would definitely recommend them!read more

The repair guy was so polite and left my kitchen cleaner than when he arrived! He explained…read moreeverything clearly. He gave several reasonable solutions to the problem refrigerator and I was glad I consulted Sarah's. You can't go wrong. I've been depending on them ever since the company was just Sarah, her phone and a Volkswagen!

Jerry was very responsive and was able to schedule my service appointment the next day. He arrived…read moreon time, had a repair kit in his van, and our dryer was up and running perfectly an hour and a half later. Very polite, personal guy, and he gave an estimate that was spot on. Total cost was very reasonable, and good value considering my usual service techs weren't available for a week. Highly recommend!

Birdsong responded and came to fix the ice maker on the same day. The ice maker works and was…read moreinstalled quickly. Jerry was polite, on time, and professional. I would have liked for him to stay and ensure it worked. He should have cleaned up the mess he left - mostly water - in the kitchen.

C'mon, that's a dope, straight up business title, right? I should've started a Poor Student Beer…read moreFund in college. A nonprofit, maybe. Trading existential meanderings for barley pops. The last time I needed to fix my clothes dryer, I found this dude on Craigslist who came over on a Sunday (appliances always break when you need 'em the most) and got-r-done at half the cost of the company he worked for. Yep, the guy drove his branded company van to my house and explained that he could make twice as much money off duty as he would workin' for the Man. It was a fine repair, and when the dryer busted this past Sunday, I hounded Craigslist again, this time coming across an ad that offered a $50 service fee plus the parts cost. I sent a text to the contact number, and Evan called me. I told him the problem (no heat), he asked me to send a picture of the model number of the dryer, and we set an appointment for 3:30 the next afternoon. Evan contacted me early the next day, he said his University class got out early, he could arrive whenever. 30 minutes later this kid steps out of his truck, he's like six foot five, I ask him what he's studying at school: medicine and philosophy. "So this helps with tuition?" I asked. Yep. He went right to it, and 20 minutes later the dryer was, ah, drying, again. He showed me the parts he replaced (igniter switch and a couple something-or-others), told me something about a glider -- I think -- that was okay for the time being but would need to be fixed down the line, showing me pictures. Total cost was $84. He handed me two business cards and I said, "575 area code. Are you from Las Cruces?" Yep again. He'd mentored with a guy before college and the trade was paying off, literally. You're all set, Evan. You're a sophomore. When you realize that med school isn't worth the price tag, and nobody will ever pay you to trade existential meanderings for beer, you'll still have your appliance repair company. Sweet.

Technician claimed warranty had expired when in fact, Subzero confirmed fridge was warrantied for…read moreanother year. Office/scheduling follow up was oddly delayed, resorting to text msgs rather than calling me back. Promised to schedule repair and didn't do anything. This business is sketchy. Thankfully, I called Subzero and am now using an authorized repair shop.

Always read the reviews…read more As I said to the owner of Premier Appliance, I am not a happy customer. In arranging for a technician to repair our dryer, I understood that Premier's minimum fee of $165 would be applied to the cost of repairs to our dryer. What I do NOT remember being told is that Premier has a minimum labor charge of $80, in addition to the minimum required $165 charge (plus parts and taxes, of course). At my request, the owner called me and I suggested that Premier explain this to potential customers before scheduling customer service. I was upset by his accusation that I was extorting him because I mentioned that another local appliance repair company (Snap FIX Santa Fe) has a much lower, non-refundable, truck charge and diagnosis fee. Hopefully, Premier will advise potential customers of their fee structure before service so people won't be surprised as we were, of their final bill. P.S. BTW, we were pleased with the service by the technician.

I had a great experience with Frank's Budget Appliance Repair. Dalton provided fantastic service…read morewhile helping us fix our ice maker. He was professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain the issue and the repair process. He arrived on time, worked efficiently, and had our ice maker running properly again in no time. It's hard to find reliable and honest appliance repair technicians, and Dalton exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend Frank's Budget Appliance Repair to anyone needing appliance repairs. Thank you for the excellent service!

We had Dalton out to multiple appliances. He was one of the best prices in town and he explained…read morevery thoroughly what was wrong and the prices along the way. Very happy with our experience!