Kelly's Appliance Center
About us
Bob Kelly started Kelly’s Appliance in 1975. His son, Mark Kelly joined the company in 1983. The business strategy was simple: provide excellent personal service at a fair price. Kelly’s Appliance moved to Sonoma County in 1987 and continues to provide personal service to every customer. Mark Kelly took over full ownership of the business in 1990. Mark’s son David joined the company in 2009 and his daughter Shannon started in 2012 making it a true family business. Giving personal customer service is still our number one priority.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Appliance Repair- Dishwashers, Dryers, Garbage Disposals & Appliance Sales., Ovens, Refrigerators, Stoves Washers
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Thank you [Member Name Removed] for your great review. Customer service is our number one priority so we are happy we could provide you with satisfactory service. It's customers like you who make our jobs so enjoyable! Thank you again, and please call us if you need anything else! Thanks, Mark Kelly"
I am impressed by the very timely, thorough and professional manner in Kelly's Appliance responded to our needs.
By the way, not all appliance services take care of 11 year old washers and stock replacement parts. Several appliance repair businesses would not even service our old washer or come our and determine what was wrong.
Dane was professional and I appreciated his time.
Our refrigerator/freezer went totally dead. After calling Angie's list we called Asians (? spelling) Appliance. Because it was an emergency and we would have to wait 3 days they offered companies to call that they would recommend ( we really appreciated their concern).
We looked again on Angie's and picked Bell's appliance We found out that Bell had retired (something to take note of) and Kelly's appliance center took over.
We called and they responded in the early afternoon. Mark didn't have the computer board and had to order it ( probably would take a day). He hot wired the refrigerator/freezer so our food would stay cold.
Got a call the next morning that he would be out to replace it. Came and in no time everything was running great. He was professional, and such a pleasure to work with. He didn't mess around. Just went to work. We are very impressed and would definitely use him again. Kelly's is an A++
"Hi [member name removed], Just wanted to thank you for the review! Customer satisfaction is very important to us, so we are happy we could provide quality service to you! Its customers like you who make our jobs so enjoyable! We appreciate your feedback and referrals!"
After a couple of days I started thinking that the labor charge was basically $200 and my son told me the service took less than 30 minutes total including the call to me, replacing the part and writing up the invoice. I called to ask about the charges as that seemed excessive. I got two calls back, one at 8 the next morning. I was on my way to work and couldn't talk long, but the brief exchange on the phone made me feel I was not going to get much help, so I waited to call back until the next day. This time, even though I talked to the same woman initially I got a call back from someone from "Griff's" appliance repair asking when and where the job was because he didn't remember doing it. This didn't sound like the same man either, though he had the same first name, so I ended up wondering if one number was dispatching for multiple service providers or if it was the same provider going by different names in different communites or what. At this point I decided to let it go and am just happy that the microwave was fixed.
"Dear (deleted member name), Glad that you were happy with our service and that we were able to repair your microwave quickly and professionally. As for the labor price. This is a a large built in double oven, requiring two men to remove and reinstall. As you stated you were not home. The two of us spent over an hour removing, repairing and reinstalling your oven. Checking the National Appliance Flat rate labor guide for this job is much more than the $200 we charged you in labor. I also called you before the repair and gave you the price of the job. I am not sure why another appliance company called you, but that was probably miss dialing on your part."
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