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Good service and quick they installed my washer dryer the same day it was fantastic and everything is priced so well

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Uptown Appliance Repair

Uptown Appliance Repair

4.1
(150 reviews)

We have an ice maker that is a true pain in the neck. We don't use enough ice on a daily basis so…read morethe machine runs and runs. Albert came to clean and service it and suggested a way that I can quit fighting with this ice maker. He was super efficient, very personable and very easy to work with. He is a great representative for Uptown Appliance. thanks

Please use caution when considering Uptown Appliance…read more We hired Uptown Appliance to repair our JennAir Expressions gas downdraft cooktop, which was over 10 years old. We understood its age, but the only issue was that the automatic ignition no longer worked. The cooktop was still fully usable as long as we manually lit the burners. On June 9, 2026, technician Jose diagnosed a failed spark ignitor module and said we would receive a repair estimate. The initial quote listed the replacement part at $1,582. After I pointed out that the same part was available online for $186, they revised the estimate, claiming the original amount was a clerical error. We approved the repair, paid the deposit, and scheduled installation for June 17. During the installation, Jose had difficulty removing the nut on the aluminum right-front burner gas jet. Instead of stopping and trying another method, he continued applying torque with a ratchet, damaging the gas jet, breaking the aluminum gas line, and bending the mounting bracket. We immediately contacted Savannah, who consulted with her manager and said Uptown Appliance would take responsibility and make things right. What concerned us even more was that Jose wanted to place the cooktop back into service despite the broken gas line. We refused because of the obvious safety risk. Savannah later told us the replacement parts had arrived, and an appointment was scheduled for June 22. After we rearranged our schedules to be home, the appointment was canceled late that afternoon and moved to June 23. On June 23, technician Anthony, whose business card identified him as a supervisor, arrived with only one replacement part--the gas line. After inspecting the cooktop, he confirmed that the gas jet and mounting bracket were also damaged but had not been ordered, making the repair impossible. He also commented that the seized nut could have simply been cut off, avoiding damage to the gas jet, bracket, and gas line. He photographed the damaged components and said he would have the correct parts ordered. Later that day, we spoke with manager Bobby. Rather than showing empathy, he focused on explaining how much time and effort Uptown Appliance had already invested and discussed business margins. We reminded him that it was their technician who caused the additional damage. Before their repair attempt, our cooktop was still functional aside from requiring manual ignition. Afterward, it was completely unusable. Bobby assured us they would make it right. On July 3, Leah called to say the remaining parts had arrived, and we scheduled another appointment for July 7. When technician Kevin arrived on July 7, he brought a switch that had nothing to do with our repair. At that point, we asked Leah to arrange a meeting with a manager or owner. Instead, she returned with management's decision to refund our deposit and suggested we contact ASI Appliance. ASI informed us they do not stock parts for cooktops over 10 years old and generally do not work on appliances that have already been disassembled by another company. After more than a month of delays and incorrect parts, we were left with a cooktop that was in worse condition than when Uptown Appliance first arrived. Aside from refunding our deposit, the company offered no meaningful resolution, compensation for our lost time, or even a sincere apology. If you have an older appliance, especially one with limited parts availability, ask detailed questions before authorizing repairs. Based on our experience, I recommend proceeding with caution when considering Uptown Appliance.

Sunset Apliances - homeappliancerepair - Updated July 2026

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