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Last update on September 23, 2025

Appliance repair pros in Lumber Bridge

Evans Repair Service

813 Butler Farms Road
5.00(
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Evans Repair Service

813 Butler Farms Road
5.00(
1
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Customers say: Quick response
Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Fast and dependable service, your call will be answered quickly, with same or next day service. We take satisfaction in your business, safety and comfort.

Fast and dependable service, your call will be answered quickly, with same or next day service. We take satisfaction in your business, safety and comfort.

Bell's Appliance Service

148 Reef Knot Ln
4.21(
24
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Bell's Appliance Service

148 Reef Knot Ln
4.21(
24
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Customers say: Super punctual
13 years of experience

Specializing in appliance service! We always guarantee your satisfaction and won’t leave until the job is done right. We take pride in ourselves and on the quality work we provide, while always delivering great customer service! Check out our services offered, then call --or-- click to schedule an estimate today!

"I called for repair service (not under warranty) because my LG refrigerator was no longer cooling. Was able to get an appointment quickly and the woman who answered the phone was so nice. I was told that I would receive a call when the tech was on the way - I did not but I was able to follow on the map which was a great tool. Tech came in, put their tool bag down, opened my refrigerator and said "Thats not good." Asked if we heard some kind of ticking - which we did not. Never touched a single tool or looked at anything else . Then he decided I needed to replace the compressor and we received an estimate for approximately $1400. He then let me know about the options they had on-site that I could replace mine with. I was under the impression that there would be a more thorough diagnostic and as I see from your previous responses to other reviews, that is what I should have had. I understand that the techs are experts in their field but I expect more from a diagnostic than opening the door. After my appointment I got a little nervous and called the business to ask questions as I wasn't confident with the way the visit went. Was told the supervisor was on the phone and he would call back. Now it's Thursday, almost a week later and I never heard back so I called again today. Told the woman who answered that I was waiting on a call back and she said there were no notes in the system so just wanted to know what was going on. I let her know and asked her what a diagnostic should have consisted of and told her my concerns. She put me on hold and was going to get the supervisor on the phone. Instead, she got back on and let me know that the supervisor said that the tech is an expert so he just knew it was the issue without doing anything else (along those lines, not verbatim). How confident should I be in the service I received, especially when that is a supervisors response? And honestly I thought it might be the compressor myself before I called because that seems to be an issue but I called your business so that I could be sure it was the issue and because you would do a diagnostic to confirm. I didn't pay so someone could tell me my refrigerator wasn't cooling. I already knew that. Would you be confident if you pulled into a car repair shop because your car was acting up and they looked at it and told you the engine needed to be replaced without looking at anything?"

Elizabeth S on November 2022

Specializing in appliance service! We always guarantee your satisfaction and won’t leave until the job is done right. We take pride in ourselves and on the quality work we provide, while always delivering great customer service! Check out our services offered, then call --or-- click to schedule an estimate today!

"I called for repair service (not under warranty) because my LG refrigerator was no longer cooling. Was able to get an appointment quickly and the woman who answered the phone was so nice. I was told that I would receive a call when the tech was on the way - I did not but I was able to follow on the map which was a great tool. Tech came in, put their tool bag down, opened my refrigerator and said "Thats not good." Asked if we heard some kind of ticking - which we did not. Never touched a single tool or looked at anything else . Then he decided I needed to replace the compressor and we received an estimate for approximately $1400. He then let me know about the options they had on-site that I could replace mine with. I was under the impression that there would be a more thorough diagnostic and as I see from your previous responses to other reviews, that is what I should have had. I understand that the techs are experts in their field but I expect more from a diagnostic than opening the door. After my appointment I got a little nervous and called the business to ask questions as I wasn't confident with the way the visit went. Was told the supervisor was on the phone and he would call back. Now it's Thursday, almost a week later and I never heard back so I called again today. Told the woman who answered that I was waiting on a call back and she said there were no notes in the system so just wanted to know what was going on. I let her know and asked her what a diagnostic should have consisted of and told her my concerns. She put me on hold and was going to get the supervisor on the phone. Instead, she got back on and let me know that the supervisor said that the tech is an expert so he just knew it was the issue without doing anything else (along those lines, not verbatim). How confident should I be in the service I received, especially when that is a supervisors response? And honestly I thought it might be the compressor myself before I called because that seems to be an issue but I called your business so that I could be sure it was the issue and because you would do a diagnostic to confirm. I didn't pay so someone could tell me my refrigerator wasn't cooling. I already knew that. Would you be confident if you pulled into a car repair shop because your car was acting up and they looked at it and told you the engine needed to be replaced without looking at anything?"

Elizabeth S on November 2022

Affordable Home Technologies

P.O. Box 290772
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Affordable Home Technologies

P.O. Box 290772
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26 years of experience

1. Installations on time all the time 2. We have 4 Employees 3. We use Subcontractors some times 4. We are insured for over 4 Millon dollars and everyone has workmen's comp 5. We will do a on-site site survey of your home that cost is $50.00 and it is credited back to you once you sign a contract for installation services so the service is Free 6. All Angie's list members will get 10% off entire bill

1. Installations on time all the time 2. We have 4 Employees 3. We use Subcontractors some times 4. We are insured for over 4 Millon dollars and everyone has workmen's comp 5. We will do a on-site site survey of your home that cost is $50.00 and it is credited back to you once you sign a contract for installation services so the service is Free 6. All Angie's list members will get 10% off entire bill

Thomas Refrigerator Repair Service

P.o. Box 406
No reviews yet

Thomas Refrigerator Repair Service

P.o. Box 406
No reviews yet
12 years of experience

Reliable and honest small business person offering services at a reasonable price. I will repair and service all makes and models of refrigerators and freezers new or old. Mostly avaliable on Saturdays and Sunday's.

Reliable and honest small business person offering services at a reasonable price. I will repair and service all makes and models of refrigerators and freezers new or old. Mostly avaliable on Saturdays and Sunday's.

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