After Hours Electronics

Not well. When calling the number listed on Angie's List you are greeted by an automated system announcing that your call may be recorded. After navigating the automated menu you are advised that you have reached World Wide Tech Services, not the company name listed. They appear to be a national service provider for multiple services. Upon inquiring about specific technician referenced on Angie's List report was advised they have no record of this person. They quoted in-home TV repair diagnosis at a cost of $99 to be performed by another representative. I chose not to pursue their service. Further search on internet for "After Hours Electronics" produced different telephone number (by last two digits). Calling this number you are again greeted by apparently the same automated system (?) announcing that your call may be recorded. However, instead of an automated menu a live voice then answers. When I inquired about home TV repair that person hung up. Great service!! Company listed should fully disclose their identity and/or business relationships. I wouldn't call these folks again.

I initially called another T.V. repair service that I found online who charged me a service fee to come and diagnose the problem and then told me that he would have to take my TV to his shop. I subsequently called George at After Hours Electronics. He was prompt, professional and very friendly, but most of all, he really knew what he was doing and fixed the TV in my home while I watched. The TV is now working better than ever. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending George to everyone I know and if I ever have a problem with my TV again, I know who I am going to call.