Tom phelan has been attending to my domestic breakdown since 1980. He is a very reliable lovely…read moreman. He has taken me out of many a hole when things got broken at an inappropriate time. Would highly recommend him as an honest hardworking and reliable service engineer.

From the owner: Home Appliance Repairs - Gas & Electrical Repairs, Service &…read moreInstallations Washing Machines, Dishwashers, Cookers, Ovens, Fridges, Freezers, Microwaves, Dryers, Gas Boilers.

We had our oven repaired by stillorgan appliance repair. A new element had to be replaced. 2 weeks…read morelater we had a major fire in the kitchen in which the fire brigade had to be called. After a post fire investigation we were told the fire was started from loose connections to the element which was sparking that ignited the fire. After contacting STILLORGAN APPLIANCE REPAIR 2 times by phone and letter, they refuse to respond. THIS FIRE WAS A DIRECT RESULT OF STILLORGAN APPLIANCE REPAIR. DO NOT USE THEM!!!!

Thanks you so much lads for sorting out our fridge this morning!…read more I really appreciate it, as I know you needed to move things today in order to get to our job. Will recommend you to all our friends. Top company.

I haven't actually been to this shop yet (headed there now) but based on how lovely the owner was…read moreon the telephone, I'm sure it's going to be an outstanding domestic appliance repair experience. ---- Just back from The Hoover Centre on Harolds Cross Road. It's convenient to get to on the bus (16) and the owner was as helpful as he could be. A great experience!

My inner glass on my oven smashed while I was cleaning it I rang around a few places trying to…read morereplace it I was told I had no hope of getting a replacement this side of Christmas I rant glasnevin appliances and the lovely gentleman took the time to look and see if he could get one for me he rang me back and told me he more than likely could get it for me need to tell you I was shocked when he rang me today to tell me he had it there all I can say is what brilliant service so I would highly recommend this business very very efficient I will definitely be using him again

Crying over a Hoover is at best pointless, at worst pathetic. It points to a worrying lack of…read moreperspective and asks questions around priorities. On the grand scale of real-life crises, Hoovers just don't feature, not even in a distant runner-up position. So I'm not proud to admit it but won't deny it: when my lovely old Miele slowly wheezed its way to an early grave, it proved the final straw in a litany of domestic failings (the marriage thankfully not one of them, yet) that had occurred that month - the oven, Easter Saturday, the day before seven people were due for Sunday lunch; the car, after too many weeks of that metal-on-metal sound that even the hard-core of stuff-mechanical procrastinators could no longer ignore; the bathroom tap; that effing leak in the extension roof that just won't seem to go away by itself - and I sat right down and cried myself a river. And it's not even like there hadn't been signs. It had been in failing health for months and hadn't received anything but the most cursory of nursing care, from the basic vital-signs manual: the on-off/check the bag/check for obstruction approach, followed by fervent verbal entreaties to just for chrissake finish the job one more time. The bank balance didn't even want to broach the possibility of a new Hoover, and it never occurred to me at first that a repair job was an option in an age of update, upgrade, replace. But bless them to the core of their electrical being, Glasnevin Appliances lives, and were as unfazed by my broken Hoover as a long-in-the-tooth A&E nurse negotiating a drunken waiting room. One health check and phone-call update later, and a treatment plan was outlined involving a pretty reasonable financial outlay and an as-good-as-new Hoover ready for collection one day later. So why not five stars? A small thing. In my book, a customer in front of you takes precedence over one on the phone, when you've already begun dealing with the customer in the shop. It's what the phrase 'Please hold' was invented for, but this is rarely observed in businesses, as phone-call diversion takes precedence over the standing customer almost always. It's a tad annoying. But on the grand scale, I highly recommend trying the repair avenue before consigning another electrical implement to the rubbish heap, and these guys are up to the job.