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    Sask Tool Repair

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Machine and tool rental

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    Tech Edge

    (2 reviews)

    I brought my laptop for repair. One of the fans made a nasty squeaky sound. They checked the laptop…read morefor mechanical issues, diagnosed what was wrong, and ordered parts for replacement. When I arrived at the shop to pick up my laptop after repair, I noticed that one of the keys was wobbly. I complained about it to the man in charge of the shop. He said he would talk to the technician who repaired the laptop. The technician said he was sure that I warned him about a wobbly key when I brought the laptop for repair in the beginning. But I am 100% sure all the keys were in perfect condition. I am a copywriter and work 4-8 hours a day, creating text content. It involves tons of typing. I would never accidentally overlook and forget about a wobbly key. Yet the owner of the store or whoever he is started accusing me of lying. He even wanted to charge me extra for fixing that key if I did agree to proceed with them having my laptop repaired again. Though he later admitted that I might be right and offered to replace the keyboard for free, it was way too late. The funny thing is that the key simply popped up. Probably when they took the laptop apart. It simply got detached from the brackets. It took my wife less than 15 min to put it back. And she isn't a laptop mechanic. Another thing that I noticed when I brough the laptop home was that the keybaord caved in as you push a any button. My wife took the laptop back to Ukraine. The computer technician I know for years disassambled the laptop to find the cuase. And he did. The cause was Tech Edge two-left-hand so-called technician. Those scammers ruined the laptop beyond repiar. They somehow managed to distort a costly internal component the keyboard rests on. That's why the keyboard caves in now. Fixing this problem now costs more than buying the similar laptop model! This is the worst computer and electronics business I have ever dealt with. Under no circumstances shall you take your devices there. They will ruin them.

    Windows 10 in my laptop became corrupted a few days before having to file my quarterly GST. Great…read more I took it to TechEdge and the tech there worked with me to ensure that all the data that I needed saved was backed up before reinstalling windows. Saved me so much grief and anxiety. I highly recommend this business.

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    Adam's Active Auto Wrecking

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    This auto company is a place you should run away from. Bought a headlamp from this guys and he…read moreliterally sold a defective one to me at double the price original used OEM sold in the market. Visited the office to get replacement or cash return, he wouldn't accept any. told me it was 30 days return but my receipt shows otherwise and no written 30 days warranty. I spent additional funds to buy a new headlamp, plus the previous mechanic cost that found out the defective lamp, and cost for new installation plus several bulbs procured trying to find solution. Now I have defective lamp in my garage that I cannot sell or use and I even pleaded for half my payment, this dude rejected all. Ripping people off their hard earn cash is unprofessional and this company must face the consequences. Immigrants given opportunity in Canada should not take advantage of the liberal people in Saskatoon and try to swindle at any cost. A sold defective part should be returned and warranty must be clearly spelt out on the sales invoice and not mislead the people. I will be reporting the business to relevant authorities as equity is important to sustain this business. Illicit practice is unacceptable regardless of the nature of your business especially if a Country has given you an opportunity to thrive...I will extend this conversation to reddit, Facebook and other relevant Bloggs. same experiences have bn reported by people as shown in the comment section.

    I was looking for a 2006 ford subframe. They pulled out a 2010 subframe. And sold it to me. I went…read moreto put it into the 2006 Ford. My mechanic says it wouldn't fit. I called him back said you gave me the wrong subframe and I want a refund. They said it's been over 30 days we can't give your a refund. I said you sold me the wrong part that turned out to cost me an extra $500 when the mechanic took out the subframe. He had to put it back in the vehicle. So he could get it off his hoist. The transmission sits on the subframe. These guys are in a process of a lawsuit right now. Do not by your parts from these guys. These guys are a total joke. They will not be in business in the next few years.

    Sask Tool Repair - machinerental - Updated October 2026

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