DO NOT HIRE AUSTONIAN APPLIANCE OR RICK GARZA. I searched Angies List for appliance repair in Austin. The only "A" rating was Austonian Appliance. I filled in the online service request for repair of a JennAire cooktop, Jenn-Aire oven door and a Kenmore dishwasher; however, when I noticed that Kenmore was not among the brands listed for service, I solicited help from a different company. That day, Rick Garza showed up at our home without contacting us first. He swore that we were notified, but we have no record of such. His focus was on the dishwasher. I told him that as his website did not include Kenmore, I had contacted a different provider. He said he was good to work on Kenmore. He did in fact move the drain hose for the dishwasher and ran it through 3 cycles to make sure it now drained. While the dishwasher was running, he moved on to the JennAire products. After taking the cooktop apart and being on the phone for close to an hour, he said that all 4 of the igniters need to be replaced. The oven repair was that a metal strip at the bottom of the door had fallen off and the glass portion was swinging loose. Only 1 screw (3 holes in the strip, though) fell with the strip. Rick said the metal strip was no longer made, but he used the screw to fasten the middle screw hole to keep the door in one piece. When he finished, he said he did not take credit cards. He showed me the invoice for $918.21. Of that, $694 dollars was for 4 igniters and 4 service fees (at $85 each!). Payment was required right then. I paid, but a couple of days later discovered that he had not turned the gas feedback on after working on the cooktop. I call, emailed, and texted for him to come back and turn the gas on. No response. Then, we called Mr. Appliance. They contacted us to set an appointment and showed on time. I explained the problem and he started to work. Gas is back on and he checked all 4 burners and igniter system. Nothing wrong with the igniters, but the unit that send voltage to the igniters was not sending enough to trigger the igniters. Searched JennAire and found that because our cook top parts had aged out and there is no replacement for that part. Showed me proof on the JennAire site. Total charge for the visit was $99. Back to Rick Garza. I started contacting him to refund what I paid for the 4 igniters and the 4 service fees. No response. And then he showed up at the house. Checked texts and found that on that day, his company texted that they did not done work on 11/5/2020. The second text said he'd be at the house at 4:00. He showed at 4:30 but stayed in his car on his phone. I went to his car and confronted him about the situation. He said he was only dispatched to turn on the gas and did not know anything about the rest of the issues. He claimed that he'd ordered the part for regulating the voltage (was not on the inventory) and that there will be a restocking fee for the igniters. I told him that I would not pay to restock as his diagnosis was wrong and that I wanted the over payment refunded. He said he did not have to look into it the next day (Friday) and I would hear back no later than Monday. I also told him that many reviews showed a pattern. Show up without contact, misdiagnose, demand payment in advance to cover pending parts/service, and not responding to contact requests. He said that had been hacked and bad reviews deleted. He emailed on Monday to say that once the part comes in we can settle the charges. Of course, the part will never come in. I emailed him to say that when the part comes in (knowing it will not) we can settle that cost; however, as the igniters were not needed, I wanted the $694 overcharge refunded immediately.