The Village Smithy Repair Shop

It took at least 5 phone calls to find someone to tackle this sewing machine. The local Singer authorized repairman wouldn't touch it. Thank goodness one of the appliance repairmen I called said and quot;You need the Village Smithyand quot; - I dropped it off on a Friday and it was done in about three business days. The machine works great and the repair was reasonably priced. He is my new go-to repairman.

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1. My $150 toaster oven just stopped working. I couldn't even take it apart to diagnose it. It was fixed for $40.
2. Around the same time, the waveguide cover inside my microwave oven got a hole in it. Probably from over-aggressive cleaning. He sold me a piece of mica for about $6 that I took home, cut and replaced the old one with.
3. He also advised me on how to prevent the hose that supplies my ice maker from freezing (paper clip).

The ONLY con would be that he didn't tell me when he could get to the repair. Next time, I'll know to ask how many repairs are ahead of me.
Just a head-up, they don't accept credit cards.

The Village Smithy is a miracle worker. Not only did he fix my food processor, but an inexpensive high intensity lamp that failed prematurely.

I took two vaccums, a Sears ShopVac as well as a Dyson with an electrical cord problem. Both were repaired within a week. The and quot;Village Smithyand quot; is courteous and the shop is quaint. Overall a pleasant experience.

It would have been nice to pay with a credit card, however the shop takes personal checks in addition to cash.

Work was completed promptly and for a great price.