How do I reschedule an appliance repair appointment?
To reschedule an appliance repair appointment, simply visit www.searshomeservices.com and select Appointment Lookup in the upper right corner of the homepage. Enter your service order number and phone number, or your phone number and email address, then select the Reschedule option to choose a new date that works best for you.
If you prefer, you can also call us directly at 1-802-552-4364, and we’ll be happy to assist you in finding a more convenient time for your appointment. Our goal is to make the rescheduling process as easy as possible, so your repair can happen at a time that fits your schedule.
We understand that plans can change, and we strive to offer flexible options to meet your needs. Whether it’s due to an unexpected conflict or simply a preference for a different time, our team is here to help you reschedule with minimal hassle, ensuring your appliance repair fits seamlessly into your day.
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