Appliance Clinic

Three and a half months and seven visits later my oven was still not working and deamed un-repairable by multiple Sears service technicians!
It took Steve one visit, 2 hours and $187 and it’s back in business!!! Thank you Steve, you’re my hero today. I bought this oven at Sears four years ago for $3700.

We bought a speed Queen washer from Appliance Clinic. Shortly after had problems with wiring (some connections were loose, possibly from shipping?). The tech was timely, knowledgeable, and even fixed my spare washer for no charge! It was a quick fix for him but saved me lots of time! Definitely want to thank these guys!

Wonderful knowledge of products, quality information on new prooducts. We need to support more local businesses to continue to have parts and service available to fix things down the road. Don Ebbeson

Appliance Clinic was called to fix a problem of the water not spinning out. They charged me for a part that was not bad and we were told that that was the issue and the part would fix it. On the second visit, It was recommended that we use less soap than the 1/2 cup of HE soap I was already using and that I needed to add more clothes. I did everything they asked me to do and the same problem they were called to fix, was still an issue. I called them back because the problem was not fixed. Was told I would have to pay a third service call charge. Really? I have contacted the Better Business Bureau, and the manufacturer of the washer to let them know how their product is being serviced. I urge anyone that has had a problem with this company to do the same. I was charged for a part that was not bad, and then they wanted to charge me for a second service call to fix the initial problem I paid them $143.97 for. What good is a 90 day warranty if you don’t stand by the work you are providing a warranty for? Would never use them again. If you need service done , contact Appliance Care. They fixed my problem with my washer.