My repair man was very nice but had no idea what he was doing. He came to the house about 6 plus times to repair my refrigerator, always replacing something else and then something else wouldn't work. When my fridge stopped cooling and became just a large box in my kitchen, I finally called a GE repair man who was able to diagnose, get the part (compressor), install and voila a working refrigerator

After reading the reviews, I was hesitant to use District Appliance Repair.  After speaking to the owner Osman Abu on the phone, I decided to the give them a chance and was delighted I did.  I would not hesitate to recommend this firm.  The technician got rid of the ice, cleaned out the drain and checked the parts but did not immediately find a problematic part.  He suggested that I wait for a week and see if the temperature held steady.  He agreed to look at it again when the part was installed for the cooktop and ordered a thermostat as well just in case.
I would have been happy to replace multiple parts in my problematic Samsung refrigerator but after coming out and looking at it again the technician felt that the clogged drain was the issue and not a defective part.   Since he was out to work on the cooktop anyway, I was not even charged for checking out the refrigerator again. 
I saved money thanks to the honest, capable work done by District Appliance Repair.  I will not hesitate to use them again.  They also did a nice job on the cooktop

quick response, just didn't have the part in stock, but got it quickly.  Had a billing snafu--they accidently undercharged me.  I had to send a second check, but was happy to do so--it was a good job and a good price.

I was fooled by the technician about the price of the spare parts. The service was performed in 10 minutes. To justify the cost to perform the service (over $300), he argued that the spare part alone costs $190.After he left, I found out that the spare part costs only $11.50 (on Amazon, relay "Supco rco810 3 n'1 start"). It was a rip off.