Their customer service is top notch. Their prompt responses…read moreto the order was very quick. They verified the part i ordered would fit making my apprehension disappear. The delivery arrived damaged and without hesitation they refunded my money and took care of the claim with the carrier. I can only say thank you and I now know where to start should I find myself in need of appliance parts.

Really over the top incredible service. We bought a new house. It came with an older refrigerator…read more The old fridge was missing a shelf. I ordered a new shelf from Good Appliance. They wrote back and say, nope, not until you provide us with a photo of model number sticker from inside the fridge. Brilliant! They needed assurance that they were delivering the right part. Once that was taken care of they sent it right away, wonderfully and securely packaged. I just slid it in and my wife is very happy. Now I had a place to store my sodas. Thanks Good Appliance for your careful and speedy order fulfillment.

We bought a Speed Queen washer & dryer from Dan Karns and we love them! We can honestly say we have…read morenever loved any washer & dryer set until we purchased our Speed Queen set! Dan & his staff are very friendly and helpful! We have also just recently purchased a mattresses and dish washer. And we are very pleased as well with them! Go see Dan and his staff you won't regret it! Thank you for a wonderful stress free experience!

Wabash Appliance is the best appliance store close to Wabash. The proprietor, Dan Karns is very…read moreknowledgeable, and always professional. The delivery drivers are kind and friendly and do a good job. I would recommend Wabash Appliance for all of your appliances needs. They also have Mattresses.. you gotta check it out.

They advertise sales for items that are not in their inventory. Then they try to sell you something…read morethat is far more expensive. It's a bait and switch situation and that's against the law. They don't tell you that something advertised for 25$ a week is actually 40$ a week with the tack on charges.

From the owner: At American Rental, we've been making homes beautiful since 1981. As a trusted Furniture Store,…read moreAppliance Store, Electronics Store, and Mattress Store, we've expanded to over 50 locations in Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Whether you're looking for a comfortable sofa to relax on, the latest appliances to make your life easier, cutting-edge electronics to stay connected, or a restful night's sleep on a quality mattress, we've got you covered. Offering both cash-and-carry and Rent-to-Own options, we make it affordable to have the best for your home. Discover deals & flexible monthly payments on Furniture, Appliances, Electronics, and Mattresses today. Contact our Peru, Indiana, store or shop online today!

This antique store is alright. It's pretty big inside. Some booth spaces as well. Most items were…read morereasonably priced. Some not so much. I was greeted right away but also told they were closing soon when I barely had a foot in the door. They're serious about closing time and are not especially friendly. Not everything on the floor was for sale. I may or may not return. Good location if you're coming from out of town. A positive was that it was actually open at all. So many antique stores all over I have encountered for decades do not have regular hours. Many shops in Peru no matter the type have strange hours or are not open at all. This town rolls the sidewalks up between 3 and 5 PM. I'd operate during evenings and on Sundays if it were me.

What an incredible consignment store with antiques, homemade, and even thrift items! I go weekly…read morebecause there are always new things! The staff are friendly and go the "extra mile" to help you out whether you are looking for something special or need help carrying something to your vehicle. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee and chat with other shoppers, or staff because you will be there a while - the place is huge! I have purchased honey, a pasta machine, figurines, sewing patterns, children's toys, books - I could go on about the furniture, appliances, or clothing but you get the idea - something for everyone!

I would give Jason Hollon negative stars if I could. He is terrible, stole my money and never fixed…read moremy oven. Today is May 1st and I set an appointment with him March 20th. My oven still isn't fixed and he refuse to answer his phone or refund my money. He does business with Bass appliances, so if you call them and they recommend Jason don't even do it. Then he lied and said he was going on vacation for almost the whole month of April. I called after his alleged return date and he still wouldn't answer, so I called bass and she said she talked to him multiple times that day but he still wouldn't answer for me or return my calls. They may be in cahoots idk. If I have to be petty and take him to court about it so be it cause why are you stealing at your grown age. I will be seeing if I can file a police report for theft. He gave me a receipt and everything but I can prove my oven isn't fixed. Waiting on a legit company to fix it when the part comes in.

Thank you Jason for the repair work done on our washer. Truly appreciate you…read more Anthony & Joyce McDonald

I've worked with quite a few non-profits over the years as an activist for children's rights and an…read moreadvocate for people with disabilities, but very few of these organizations have been as hospitable and warm as Harvesting Capabilities. Harvesting Capabilities is a Peru, Indiana non-profit organization started over ten years ago by two Miami county residents who recognized the need for a support group for people with disabilities in the area. Governed by a volunteer board of eight people, Harvesting Capabilities has turned into quite the impressive non-profit organization that operates a thrift store that offers a strong focus on medical adaptive equipment available at discount prices. They take new items, of course, along with gently used items that they can get re-certified and offer to the community. In the last couple years, Harvesting Capabilities also established the area's first ever 100% accessible park - a park to which my own Tenderness Tour was able to offer support financially when I wheeled through Peru on the nearby Nickel Plate Trail. Harvesting Capabilities offers regular support groups for folks with disabilities in the area and works to increase disability awareness. I even returned to the area after being invited by a Harvesting Capabilities parent to speak at Maconaquah Elementary School during a schoolwide convocation. Harvesting Capabilities is well known in the community and during my visit it was obvious they even enjoy the support of the community's leadership. While my road donations aren't typically life-changing donations, it's always exciting when a non-profit seems truly pleased to receive it and expresses gratitude for my work. I was so touched to arrive in Peru at the mayor's office and be met by multiple board members - and this was without them having any idea I planned to make a donation. I've even established ongoing friendships with local media and was featured in one of their magazines (for which I also just wrote an article!). This is such a neat group of people and they're doing a lot of neat projects to raise disability awareness in the Peru, Maconaquah, and even Rochester area. They established an amazing park and their thrift store continues to thrive. They're also active on social media. If you have a disability or a loved one has a disability and you're in need of support in the Miami County area of Indiana, I definitely recommend getting in touch with Harvesting Capabilities.

Today was the second time I had a trunk full of donations and unexpectedly found that a different…read morelocal thrift store was closed... It was open the past two trips I made, and I read it was supposed to be open today on Google, so I didn't call ahead... That was a mistake, even though they don't answer the phone more often than they actually DO... I really didn't want to haul everything back in the house and possibly wrestle over emotions and decision making again if the items were back in my home. After a quick Google search, I found Harvesting Capabilities. I called and they were open. According to Google, they are open 10-4 M-F with the exception of holidays such as upcoming Labor Day. I didn't get a look at the entire store but stepped in the open back door to speak with a quite friendly staff member who kindly directed me to pull up to the front of the driveway on the right of the building near the garage. She was exceptionally more pleasant than the woman on the phone and the lady who helped carry one box from the vehicle to their garage. From what I saw, the inside was packed. It seemed like a semi small shop. It is adjoined with another entity which appeared to be a medical supply with the same name of which I know nothing first hand. It appears to have once been a ranch style home, possibly a duplex. Among the items outside their front garage door on this nice day, I spotted some good deals on vintage kitchen chairs. "$3" marked out with "$4" over them. They wouldn't work for me, and since I planned on only purging today, I left empty-handed. They were definitely tempting though. The garage floor was PACKED with bags and boxes of donations. I'm not sure if that was all from today alone. That'd be insane if it were, but on the other hand, since that other place is unreliable and was abruptly closed, who knows. The concern I had was that the open dumpster out back was FILLED to the top with what appeared to be clothing. Now, I don't know if there was something wrong with those items, but it's disheartening to see all of that in the trash and not used or at least recycled. It does give me pause about the fate of the items I donated. That's out of my hands now, but it has me second guessing donating to this place again. That leads me to wonder... If they discard clothing, are there other donations in the garbage? Do they recycle the bags and boxes? I can only hope that the items I gave are sold, used, and cherished by their next owner, as some of these were highly sentimental things I really struggled over letting go. I am guessing that the thrift shop sales benefit the disabled somehow from what I had a glance at here in another review, but I'm not sure. This review could have easily been a three star or higher had it not been for that sad dumpster. Yet again, the town of Peru falls short in quality and selection as far as businesses go. This area is not the pillar of environmentalism in the least. I'm hopeful but deeply disappointed. I will be forever haunted wondering if my things are in the trash now.

We have stopped in here for decades; and have repeatedly been satisfied with the experience…read more The facility is clean and well-maintained, and the staff are helpful and attentive. The selection of wares from which to choose is outstanding; it is amazing how many items are available in their inventory. The prices are competitive; especially considering the cost in time/money one would spend tracking down these items in surrounding locales. Overall, this outlet is a solid representative for the franchise; and a real asset to our community.

Has a large variety of items for your home and garden projects, extensive hardware. Several…read morefriendly pet-able dogs lying about give it a homey feel. Nice and helpful staff.

Great job guys were very professional and knowledgeable about the product they installedread more

From the owner: 24 Hour Emergency Service, Financing by Hearth…read more Services: Free Estimates, Indoor Air Quality, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Drain Cleaning, Generators

Mike and Joe were awesome.. they took their time and worked hard clearing out my daughter's sewer…read moreline. 3 weeks later line is still clear. Thank you guys for taking your time..

I felt the guy was dishonest. I was charged for a service that wasn't performed. He was rude as…read morewell. I just had a bad experience and I won't go back.