One Stop Appliance Repair

Appliance Repair Texas is the best solution for all of your appliance, air conditioning, and heating needs. Please note: We don?t work on small appliances such as vacuum cleaners, sewing machines etc. We work only on major appliances such as washers, dryers, refrigerators, ovens, stoves, dishwashers etc. Your call is very important to us so we are ready to receive it in a timely fashion. We repair and service all brands of major appliances, air conditioning and heating systems. We are experienced on both gas and electric appliances. Our Dallas and Houston service call is free with the appliance repair. Our Dallas and Houston appliance repair technicians are trained to provide 100 % satisfaction guarantee on: Refrigerator repair Oven repair Range / Stove repair Dishwasher repair Heating / Furnaces repair Washer repair Dryer repair Disposal repair Trash compactor repair Air condition repair We repair all appliance, heating and air conditioning models and brand in Dallas and Houston Sears Hotpoint GE York Speed Queen Roper Lennox Ruud Tempstar White Westinghouse Tappan Thermador and more view the rest View the complete list of the brands we service and repair We know our clients have busy schedules so we work with them to find convenient times whenever you need appliance, air conditioning or heating repair appointments in Dallas And Houston. For a convenient, same day appliance appliance repair appointment in We never perform any appliance repair without your approval of the itemized appliance repair estimate we provide. For your confidence we offer a low-cost price matching policy to make sure that you pay the lowest possible appliance repair price in Garland TX, Plano TX, Irving, Arlington TX, Fort Worth, Lewisville, Grapevine, DeSoto, Coppell, Denton, Lewisville, Denton, Mesquite TX, Richardson, Addison, Grand Prairie, Frisco Texas, Highland Park, University Park, Flower Mound, Highland Village, and Rockwell. We don?t charge any extra for traveling or for weekend and night appointments. The information provided below is to help you become more familiar with your appliance, air conditioning and heating systems. Some of the information suggests ways to use your appliance in a more efficient and effective way. These suggestions can help you save money on utility bills and on unexpected repairs and they can help extend the working life of your appliances, air conditioning and heating systems. Taking chances with your safety and health when there is an appliance problem is not worth it. We strongly recommend that you do not get involved with any appliance repairs without professional help. All appliance repairs demand professional knowledge, training, and experience. Without this professional background, repairs can become very dangerous. Professionals use tools that are specialized for gas or electric systems. Chances are good that you will get your money?s worth out of this text even though you never put a wrench to a single appliance. This rule is true even if you are a woman or perhaps it?s better to say especially if you are a woman. For nine times out of ten, it?s the woman of the household who first encounters the problem when trouble comes to an appliance and the appliance needs to be repaired. What I want to tell you, first of all, is how to act and what to do in the first few minutes after you find out that something has gone wrong with the washer, the refrigerator, the air conditioner, or other household appliance on which your family?s well-being partly depends. My first bit of advice is don?t. Don?t rush to the telephone and call the dealer from whom you bought the appliance. Wait! You really are smarter than you think you are, and there?s a very good possibility you can do something constructive about your problem without calling an appliance repair service. Appliance repair companies are honest people, most of them anyway. They know what they are talking about. My advice about not immediately calling an appliance repair company comes directly from the repairmen themselves. You may believe it or not, just as you wish, but any good repairman would much rather that you wait until you are confident your problem is serious and beyond your abilities before giving him that call. It is estimated nationally that fully 10 percent of all service calls are unnecessary, that the cause of the problem was something so simple, so nontechnical that the homeowner could have handled it himself. Some estimates of these calls range as high as 40 percent. The reasons for the calls generally fall under what the appliance repair industry classifies as ?customer instruction.? They involve factors outside the appliance itself. They include such things as improper use of the appliance, blown fuses, improper purchasing the appliance lacks the ability or capacity to do the job desired and, more often than you think, disconnected appliance electrical plugs. On such an appliance repair service call, everybody loses. Often there?s a resentment transferred toward the appliance manufacture. The appliance repairs company, even though it charges for the call, can seldom charge enough to cover actual travel expenses. You lose because the appliance repair service charge you must pay could have been avoided, and often there?s an inconvenient wait before the appliance is back in operation. Remember, I?m not speaking of the rare occasion; these causes account for one out of every four of the thousands of appliance service calls made in this country every day. Just being aware of this fact is a good starting point for you. Happily, if yours is the average family, you can immediately eliminate at least 10 percent of the service calls to your home.