The tech ordered parts. When will he be back to complete the repair?
We will schedule your technician for a return visit to install the parts as soon as we have confirmation of parts delivery. We will keep you informed of the status via email and text message – both will contain a direct link to your personal service page.
Your personal service page will have:
- Part information where you can track the parts delivery.
- Return service date.
- Tool giving you the ability to track your technician on the day of service.
For further assistance or questions about your appointment, feel free to call us at 1-802-552-4364, and our team will be happy to provide additional information or support. We’re committed to making your repair experience as seamless and transparent as possible.
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