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I absolutely adore the smell of fresh, clean laundry. Unlike some people, I actually enjoy washing my clothes. Keeping my washing machine and dryer in tip-top shape is important to me. If you feel the same way, consider investing in warranties for your washing machine and dryer. If one of these appliances breaks down, you won’t have to needlessly attempt to fix the issue on your own. Instead, you can contact a skilled technician who will come to your home, investigate the problem, and fix it for you. On this blog, I hope you will discover how a reputable appliance service can help you stay dressed for success. Enjoy!

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Commercial Refrigeration Maintenance And Repair
12 September 2019

Do you utilize a large refrigeration unit at the d …

Why You Should Repair, Not Replace, Your Microwave
14 May 2019

Small appliances like microwaves are easy to repla …

Switching To Propane Heating? A Few Things To Consider First
29 January 2019

Anytime you convert from one type of heating fuel …

Three Spooky Refrigerator Noises and What They Mean for You
22 October 2018

Is something in your kitchen going bump in the nig …

Springtime Is The Perfect Time To Get Work Done On Your Furnace
16 May 2018

Once spring has sprung and you have turned off you …

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Commercial Refrigeration Maintenance And Repair

12 September 2019
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Do you utilize a large refrigeration unit at the deli that you own? Just imagine the loss of inventory that you could potentially incur if the refrigerator were to malfunction. Don't risk this type of scenario. Between shipments and restocking efforts, have your refrigerator inspected and request that repairs are made that will improve the unit's longevity. Purchase A Backup  It may not be in your budget to purchase a brand new refrigerator, but a used model or a mini-sized refrigerator could come in handy if something were to ever go wrong with the main unit. Read More 

Why You Should Repair, Not Replace, Your Microwave

14 May 2019
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Small appliances like microwaves are easy to replace nowadays, and replacement is likely much faster than sending a broken microwave out for repair. Given that, and given that the cost of a new microwave can be comparable to the cost of many common repairs, why would you consider repairing the oven you have? You may not realize it, but simply dumping the old oven and buying a new one isn't as good in the long term as you may think. Read More 

Switching To Propane Heating? A Few Things To Consider First

29 January 2019
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Anytime you convert from one type of heating fuel or heating source to another, you have to make some major modifications to your heating system. If you are considering converting from your current heating source to propane because propane burns so cleanly and efficiently, that is a reasonable decision. However, there are few things you should consider first.  ​Preinstallation  ​Prior to installing your propane tank, you have to make enough room on your property, close to the house, to install the tank. Read More 

Three Spooky Refrigerator Noises and What They Mean for You

22 October 2018
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Is something in your kitchen going bump in the night? It could be an infestation of creepy ghosts and goblins, or it might just be your refrigerator letting you know that something is wrong. Of all the appliances in your kitchen, your refrigerator is the most likely source of potentially disturbing noises. Most of the noises that your refrigerator makes are perfectly normal, however, so learning to identify which ones are the result of sneaky gremlins can help you to decide when it's time to call in a professional. Read More 

Springtime Is The Perfect Time To Get Work Done On Your Furnace

16 May 2018
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Once spring has sprung and you have turned off your furnace for the season, you might think that you are completely done and you don't have to deal with your furnace until the next heating season. But the fact is that spring time, right after you turn off your furnace for the heating season, is actually the perfect time to make sure that your furnace is in good shape for the next heating season. Read More