If I could give over 5 stars, I would. Ned and Cameron were fantastic about answering all of my…read morequestions, being totally upfront about what they were doing and the timeline of my situation, and working until the job got done. I would recommend Edgeworth Appliance to anyone who needs their appliances repaired or replaced. Detergent fell all over the front of my 2021 LG 3400 washing machine, which had otherwise been working fine. I found Edgewood through the LG service website, and Cameron at Edgewood was able to send Ned to me the same day to evaluate my machine. Initially Ned thought it could be repaired and he ordered the parts. A few days later when the parts came in and Ned installed them, It turned out that the detergent had done more damage than he thought and that it would be more cost-effective for me to go with a new machine. He didn't charge me for the parts, and instead priced out a replacement machine (I ended up going with the LG4000 since they had it in stock and it has a sanitize function and wasn't that much more expensive than the 3400) and told me that he would be able to install it for me the next day if I wanted. Ended up being the day after, but Ned kept in touch to make sure I was ok with the delay. Cameron also stopped by to help Ned carry the machines around since the staircase in my house is tricky. I like the new machine, and I am happy.

I could not have asked for a better experience. My washer stopped working on Saturday, so I found…read moretwo local places online and submitted a request via their websites. David from Edgeworth responded on Sunday and suggested I call the main line Monday morning. I called and explained the issue to Cameron, and he said he'd have a tech reach out. Ned called me 15 minutes later to say he could come by the same day (he even texted me when he realized he'd be at the later end of the window he'd estimated). Ned diagnosed the problem, had the inverter board he needed on hand, and was done within an hour. All around great communication and delivery from everyone I worked with. I still haven't heard back from the second place I contacted!

I purchased from Grays in November of 2025 new Whirlpool kitchen appliances including a…read morerefrigerator, stove, dishwasher, and microwave. i needed to replace the refrigerator that I purchased from Grays years ago but I was enticed to purchase the other items with a offer of rebates. The sales person Dan Skafas agreed to do the necessary paperwork. It is now march of 2026 with no rebates and a brush off from Dan and surprisingly from Dennis Gray. A younger generation of the Grays family is operating the store and does not care. SAD!

Posted about a week ago. They let their delivery service dictate their business and customers…read more Purchased refrigerator, delivery service would not bring it in as they need to remove the door=said it will not fit. took it back- salesman did nothing. I requested a refund went to Tri City sales in Salem and purchased the exact same refridgerator. I was delivered the next day, came through the doorway and into the location perfectly as I measured.

Ed's Appliance is dependable, terrific, and very professional…read moreI am a long time customer and Ed has fixed my dryer, my washer, my stove, and the ice-maker on my fridge. I wouldn't use anybody else

My nearly 20 year old dryer started having some odd issues and I'd hoped to salvage it. Having a…read morenot-so-great prior experience with an appliance repair company I was pretty anxious about the situation. Thankfully I got a referral to Ed's Appliance from someone I trust. I left a voicemail over the weekend about the issue and Ed called me on a Monday morning. I greatly appreciated the call, and his offer to get details over the phone about the model and issue (which I sent a brief video of). Ed looked into it and very kindly provided honest feedback and guidance about the issue/situation and even turned down my offer to pay him for the time he took to look into it. Can't get more honest and fair than that. Based on the experience I had with Ed's, I have no doubt Ed's would logically look into an issue and charge fairly for a repair. I'm grateful Ed's is out there for when yet another appliance starts acting up.

I'm very pleased that the technician stayed committed to getting our refrigerator fixed. It did…read moretake three visits to finally resolve the issue, which was understandably frustrating, but I really appreciated his persistence and willingness to come back until the problem was completely taken care of. Most importantly, all of the additional visits and work were covered under the original quote, with no extra charges. That was greatly appreciated. In the end, the refrigerator was repaired properly, and I would recommend this repair service for their professionalism, persistence, and fair pricing.

Very responsive and excellent communication. Service person…read morewas very helpful. Cost was competitive.

OK. So I'm putting dishes in the dishwasher when a friend comments, "Nice to have a dishwasher."…read moreThey are right, but it wasn't always so: The dishwasher broke shortly after we bought the house. Over a year ago, we were having some trouble with our washer filling up when we let it go too long between use. Then the oven stopped working. OK, had to call someone. We picked Belmont Appliance, they came over promptly and a couple of hours later left with everything working. I promised a review but failed on that... So here's the word: call these guys. They come when they say they will, they fix what you tell them to and will answer your appliance questions and listen to your oddball stories while they get it done without rolling their eyes like your spouse does. Best part? Over a year later everything still works.

This was very bed experience. Our washer did not work well,…read moreso after finding local appliance service on google, I made a call. We made appointment, and given window of time 11AM -4 PM. Paul came at 4.05 PM after call I made to confirm, we had a scheduled service 3.45 PM. He checked washer no more then 5 minutes. Then he was sitting in the his car in front of our home for 45 minutes and returned back to our home after 5 minutes told my wife that washer needs new computer for $ 500.00. I was not home, so call was made to me with this information. I did not agree to go fruter. Check for $ 175.00 was made to him. Our home was smelling after cigarettes, so we had to pen all widows. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE !!!!! Vlado U.

Visited 10-Feb-2020: Mark is a real professional. I had a central vacuum hose with electric…read morepowerhead that I had converted from a "pigtail" to use "direct connect" to obtain power, but that conversion I had done years ago never fit right. I had obtained the conversion parts from MD, the OEM. Over the years the cuff broke and I searched for a replacement. MD sent me a replacement, which again didn't fit. I visited the shop from where the hose was originally purchased and they told me they couldn't fix it because it was too old (15 years perhaps), and I would have to buy a new hose for around $200. I searched online in vain. I called around locally and was referred by another central vac shop to Easy Housekeeping Shops, saying Mark could probably fix it. I contacted Mark by phone and after explaining the situation and texting a few photos, Mark said he'd have a part in a few days. Today we met for the first time and within minutes Mark had the repair made - for $20! Clearly Mark had immediately recognized what was required to perform the repair and ordered the part without hesitation. Apparently the hose ends do come in different sizes but I found no one else that either knew the difference or cared enough to locate the correct part. When I shared my experience, Mark simply and honestly replied that he knew how to fix vacuums, as that is what he did. Save your time and energy, and contact Mark first.

This is one of those places that you drive by all your life and never realize it's there. This is…read moreone of those old houses that have been turned into a vacuum repair and sales shop. "Who would EVER go there?!?" I used to think. Well, I'll tell you who. I go there. And here's why. My vacuum's belt broke. I didn't even know you could replace those. I was gonna buy a new vacuum because isn't that what you do when stuff breaks!? We live in an era of disposable technology; if it's broke, chuck it and buy the new model. After trying all the local hardware stores, I was lucky enough to be directed towards this place. It seriously looks like nothing. An old white New England home with signs for vacuum repair and numerous vacuums out on the front porch. I've driven by here a million times and never even knew it existed. I was desperate to fix my vacuum and ran inside hoping to find the correct belt. I knew the part #, and had the old belt with me. You walk inside this place and the first thing you notice is the SMELL. It smells like CLEAN. Really cool. Smells like you buried your face in a new carpet. The place was open a few minutes before the opening time posted - and people were actually coming OUT of the place with vacuum parts they had just bought. Busy place! Who knew such a store did business anymore!? The friendly guy behind the counter was able to pick out my correct belt within seconds. $3 later I'm out the door. Vacuum now works like it's old crappy self. This place was a lifesaver. I almost wish I didn't find it because I really wanted a new vacuum. Something futuristic with an ipod dock or something. That would be cool. Also learned - those "Dyson" vacuums are total crap. That's all he repairs here. If you have an older canister Electrolux vacuum - hang onto that sucker for all you're worth because those things last forever - no joke. Dyson = disposable technology. They don't make'em like they used to, folks. Well, at least Dyson is keeping this guy in business. Now if you'll excuse me, I have guests coming over and need to finish vacuuming....

I was really disappointed witth this place. I called on a Sunday about 3 weeks ago because my…read morewasher was not working. Kevin called me back the next day and said he would be able to stop by my house no later than Wednesday or Thurdsay. Well... Wednesday rolls around and I decided to give him a call to check in and see which day the would be stopping by to look at my washer. There was no answer so I left a message. Thursday I decided to give him a call again around 4 and again there was no answer. It has now been 3 weeks later and I have still not heard from Kevin so I decided to take my money and business somewhere else. I would have appreciated a call even if he wasn't going to be able to make it until the following week. However I received no phone call and in my opinion that's just bad business.

I was having trouble with my Fridge so I popped in here to explain what was going on. Kevin nicely…read morewent over some possible problems that it could be. It was late in the afternoon so he couldn't get to my home before he closed. I explained that this is my only fridge and I have a new baby at home. I also told him that I had no problem getting my hands dirty and taking it apart myself. Sympathizing with my situation, he had me call him that night to walk me through some troubleshooting methods. As it turns out, the thermostat needed to be replaced, that's it, a $15 part ( that I bought from him) and I did it myself! This man could have easily came to my house, charged me a million dollars and took me for a ride but he didn't. Just an honest man who helped me out like a friend would and you really don't see that nowadays! I just thought he should be recognized and recommended for that. P.S. My wife was kinda bummed, she was really hoping for a New Fridge! (of course!)

I initially had one star until the Techs (finally arrived) but upped it to 2, given that my fridge…read moreis now working ok... The dishwasher I'll document more about below This company is completely unprofessional doesn't follow through on their promises. They don't care at all about their customer's time. If I hadn't left work to come home early, and been on a time crunch given a closing date on a new house (damaged appliance(s) were in the old house) I would have canceled them all together and gone with either Dell's or All Around Town. I only went with them based on a recommendation that they may have lower prices on a new dishwasher. First of all, when I called to scheduled an appointment. Lenny, told me they were available on Wednesday from 12-3. I asked if they were able to come around 3pm and he sad no, no they only do the whole window from 12-3. He was emphatic about the fact that his techs do not start service calls after 3pm because otherwise they wouldn't be home 'in time for dinner'. I told him that would be fine, and I'd figure something out with work. Fast forward to the day of service. I'm at work (because that's where most people are at 9am on a Wednesday) and receive a call/voicemail from Lenny asking me to call him back. He doesn't say the reason for the call. I step out around 10:30 to call back and get a woman in the office on the phone. I wish I got her name because her lack of ability in the customer service department really warrants being called out directly. I'm perfectly polite to her and explain the voicemail from Lenny. She acts like she doesn't know what phones, or calls, or humans, or Lennys are, and says I can only leave a message for him, and that she has no clue what the call was about. She insists she has NO way to contact Lenny or the other service techs. I don't believe her, but I politely leave my contact info. I arrive home around 12:10, of course no one is there. I wait until 3:10. Still no service techs, and no called to give me an estimated time, an apology, nothing. At this point between my conversation with Miss Congeniality earlier and their lateness, I'm pretty frustrated. I call and politely ask if there was an update on the techs. Miss Congeniality again informs me in an annoyed voice that she doesn't have any idea, she only makes appointments. I ask if she has their cell numbers so I can call myself. She says no she doesn't have any contact with them (YEA RIGHT. ) and says I can leave a message with her. I tell her I already did that. ** Silence** then she angrily asks if she should just hang up. I say no, maybe she should get her carrier pigeons out to the techs because apparently that's how they communicate with her and customers (yes, I said pigeons). She basically yells, that she can take a message so I YELL my contact info at her, and tell her THANKS A WHOLE LOT, YOU ARE SO HELPFUL in a sarcastic tone and hang up. Five minutes later Lenny calls back, so those carrier pigeons fly real fast I guess, or maybe Miss Congeniality found her Rolodex in the office. I tell him what happened and he tells me that 12-3 is just a 'window' and that they got 'held up' and I remind him that he told me techs don't come after three. He brushes me off even though I told him just a call to say they'd be late would have been sufficient and that he wasted my time leaving work early. The techs arrive around 3:30 (apparently they're not worried about that dinnertime?), they're only in my house for about 20 minutes They were generally kind and did what they were supposed to.. but it wasn't that great either. The turn on my dishwasher again (causing it to flood on the floor again) then promptly tell me it's broken. Shocking. They then give me an outrageous 525 PLUS 200 dollar install price for a new one (no thanks). They did thaw out my freezer and clear the frozen drain, so at least that was something. It cost 145 for the call, and the fridge repair.. I think pretty comparable, but also still kinda ridiculous given they weren't here more than a half hour. So Cedar Appliance, you guys need to come up with a FAR better communication system and/or decide on your lies ahead of time so they don't contradict each other. Also, it's time to trade out Miss Congeniality for someone that can do more than act like at best an airhead an at worst a jerk.

Called them for a front-loading washer with a recurring fault. Two people showed up to examine it…read morewithout any tools or equipment to actually do so. They then proceeded to list multiple low probability faults that could occur without addressing the one I called them about. At one point, I thought they were going to sell me a bucket and washboard considering how negative they were towards clothes washers in general. Cost me close to $100 to be offered the opportunity to spend three times that should I call them to fix the original issue.