Burnsville, MN repair reviews

Royce was great. He diagnosed the problem and then found the part and worked around our schedule to finish the repair. My only issue was the cost. I’m still a little baffled at $500 for a new ice maker.

The technician was cordial, but the repair lasted only a couple of weeks.

Very pleasant

Technician did not install all ordered parts. washer plate was not installed and washer did not work upon completion. Technician stated in order that all materials were installed and that washer was operational. Technician lied about work completed and operation of washer after repair. Very poor service and very slow have been without a working washer for almost 4 months.

Tech called at 8AM the day of service and gave me a 3 hour window as to when he would be there. He arrived in the earlier half of the window.

Our service tech Brett, was prompt, polite and informed. Made diagnosis, ordered parts and told us what was going on. Returned as expected, made repairs in the time estimated. When asked questions explained what, why and how. When he was gone everything was working as promised.

The repair man came out on 8/26 and did a terrific job on our dryer. One problem was with scheduling. We were told that the repair man would be here between 1 and 5 pm. We did not receive any updates regarding his arrival. I ended up calling customer service at 4:15 and at first 1t appeared as though we were forgotten. However the CS Rep did some further checking and found out the repair person would be here at 4:40 pm. The repair man came at 4:45 pm. After waiting 4 hours I felt we should have received some sort of courtesy call advising of the status. Especially since we had to wait almost 3 weeks for the repair to be done. Once here the repair man was here he was courteous and did an excellent job.

Brett did a great job. Sears is lucky to have him as an employee.

I appreciated the efficiency and professionalism of the repair person who fixed my refrigerator. He was very courteous.

I had Sears service contracts for decades. They were better than alternatives from other companies and led me to buy lots of Sears products. Now that Sears is dead, the new owners seem to be riding on the name recognition until existing service contracts run out. It took them TWO YEARS to get my lawn tractor repaired. One delay after another, mostly from failures to deliver parts. Last fall the latest technician told me I needed a new transmission. This spring he neded to make an unnecessary trip to repeat his diagnosis, FINALLY order the transmission, and schedule yet another visit, which itself was delayed by errors in parts orders. When he arrived and found the right parts here, he did a fine job fixing it. Sears has very polte chatbots on the web site and polite if inflexible people backing them up. But politeness can’t fix a system desgned to delay, delay, delay.