About us
We are Colorado's Largest independent appliance retailer, and we're locally owned and operated. In businesses for over 25 years, we offer 30 to 60 percent off MSRP on major appliances, as well as parts retail and appliance repair and service.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Appliance service and in-home appliance service. We service all major appliances, sell appliance parts, do over-the-counter sales of parts for do-it-yourself projects, and appliance sales.
Services we don't offer
Small applianc e repair such as blenders, mixers, vacuums, etc. We do not do vacuum cleaner repairs and do not offer small parts of vacuum parts.
Amenities
Warranties
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- Financing Available
- Visa
- Discover
- MasterCard
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- Bought microwave and had installed by this company a year and a half ago and had installed. Bought new microwave from them. When removed old microwave and took to appliance factory, They wondered why is was vented up. The vent was going into wood cabinet therfore it burned out. Company agreed it was installed wrong. Anyway all we wanted was $100 refund for improper installation. We figured we would just eat cost of new microwave. We were told no problem they would tale care of it. They didnt and wouldnt afte draging us along for a couple of weeks. Spoke with someone at corporate they also said no problem would be taken care of. Still nothingmhas happened and they will not take any calls or emails. Have tried for days to get a hold of someone and its impossible. Anyway these people are flat out criminals. Have never posted a complaint before . Not only are they crooked but they treated us terribly. We went to the colorado springs store. Please stay away from them.
I have a rental that I manage from out of state. I needed a full kitchen appliance set and AFO had THE BEST pricing I could find. Tom walked me thru all the models, pricing, and delivery. While I'm not thrilled AFO doesn't deliver themselves, the prices were so good I'm ok with that.
Then a few days later I called to buy a washer/dryer set. Tom graciously agreed to send me pics of the models I wanted, and after talking thru the pros/cons, he helped me decide to go with a slight pricier model that would be of better quality, more durable and last longer. And for the price, again it was THE BEST I could find.
Now, having said all that, I actually haven't had any of the appliances delivered, so I'll come back with that feedback as well so you get the complete story. But for now, call and give them a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
For the other appliance, the things that went wrong were related to the lack of professionalism of Brand Source and the questionable quality of the appliance. Fortunately, I'm retired, because otherwise I would have found the amount of time from work needed to meet appointments with delivery, install technicians, and repairman significantly in excess of original expectations and stressful for me and my hypothetical employer.
Brand Source employees do not appear to know what communication has been made with customers and seem not to respect the cost of the customers' time and effort to deal with expected variations from the norm. Brand Source notified me via email dated 4:59 pm on a Friday afternoon that the range would be delivered the following Monday morning. The email provided a separate email address to correspond to change the delivery date and a telephone number to call after hours. I was going out of town for the weekend and not back until Monday evening, so I immediately emailed the separate address late Friday afternoon to try to change the delivery date. I did not receive an email response, so I called the number provided on Saturday morning at about 8 am before leaving town. The Brand Source person with whom I spoke said that he could not help me and told me to call the salesman at the store. I tried calling the store, but they were not yet open. By the time of regular store hours, I was up in the mountains out of cell phone range. Fortunately, I got home on Monday morning 15 minutes before the delivery truck arrived. So neither the email address or the phone number provided in the delivery notification could successfully handle a customer who needed to change the delivery date.
For both appliances, the install technician said that I would receive an email receipt for my payment of the installation cost. This did not happen. It took repeated phone calls and emails to the Brand Source home office to finally have the receipts emailed to me. This matters, because I had quality issues with the downdraft range (see below) and wanted to have documentation of my costs, in case warranties were not honored.
Finally, when I scheduled the installation of the downdraft range, I asked the scheduler whether the install technician would be able to cut the countertop to widen the space, in case the original range dimensions were slightly smaller than the new range. I asked because I thought that I might have to bring in someone to do that. The scheduler said that the install technician would be able to do the cuts. Unfortunately, it was not communicated to me that the only cuts the technician was equipped to do were cuts to Formica or Corian. I have an Silestone counter. So the first time that the install technician arrived, he said that he could not install the range and advised me what needed to be done. So his time and my time were wasted. Once I had the counter cut per his advice, he made a second trip and successfully installed the range.
My impression of questionable quality is from 3 problems. These problems affected my overall experience with AFOutlet, because the appliance was not a stock item with this company, and so it took two months from the time of purchase for the problems to be resolved. My original range still worked. But if you are replacing an appliance that no longer operates, you might not have that luxury of waiting.
1) The first downdraft range was delivered with a cracked cooktop. When the deliverymen removed the range from the truck and opened the manufacturer's packing at the curb, they noticed the crack. So I signed paperwork to reject the shipment, and they put it back on the truck and left. To their credit, I received a call from the AFOutlet salesman almost immediately, asking if I wanted an order placed for another range (this range is not a stock item). I agreed.
2) When the second range was installed, it was obvious that the front panel below the oven door was crooked. It left the factory this way. The install technician relayed the information to the AFOutlet salesman, who said that he would contact the manufacturer to resolve the problem.
3) Over the next several days of use, the cooktop developed bubbles below the glass surface.
Problems 2) and 3) were resolved by two visits from the manufacturer's repairman. Problem 2) was solved by an adjustment by the repairman. Problem 3) required that the repairman install a replacement cooktop, all at no charge to me.
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