2341 Rt 66 Reviews

Techs are very good but setting up the appointments are a pain!

I thought David (and his trainee) was great. I was so glad that he had an ignitor with him and the repairs were done timely and efficiently. The men were pleasant and professional. My only criticism was the outrageous labor cost for the services rendered. $300 for less than 1 hour work was crazy. But it was Thanksgiving and glad the oven works. I have to admit, I may be cautious to use in the future. The cost seems exorbitant.

George was very knowledgeable and friendly. He gave us great advice on what to do with our washer repair.

He Idetified the issue correctly.

Mark did a very efficient job of repairing our washer. We usually get good service with scheduling the repairs, but this time, Sears canceled Mark and no one told us. We waited all day for him to come. Later in the evening when I happened to look at my emails, I saw they canceled it and rescheduled us for Sept 3, a full 2 weeks away. We couldn't deal with the washer the way it was working for another 2 weeks, so I called them and delt with the automated system and was able to reschedule for the next day. I'd like to know who canceled our repair and who decided to schedule us for 2 weeks later, when there was an availability the next day.Very poor service in that department I think.

He left the laundry room a mess. Took him 40 minutes to replace a $60 part and I was charged $300 for labor.

NO SHOW - 5 DAYS IN A ROW. since they’ve moved to virtual agents, the service is horrible. I’ve waited 5 days for a “promised” “escalated” “absolutely will show up” repair person who hasn’t. They is no person to speak to, even the “live agent” chats are bots. I had a monthly service with this company for $60 and still had to pay $100 for someone to fix the dishwasher latch - but no show. Do not waste your time, your patience or your sanity. Sears in the Neptune area is the worst. If possible I’d give it 0 stars

am writing to formally complain about the extremely poor service I have received regarding my refrigerator repair, as well as the unprofessional behavior of one of your technicians. I opened an account with Sears last year when my refrigerator stopped working. A technician came and repaired the issue at that time. However, the refrigerator broke down again, and I scheduled another service appointment. Unfortunately, Sears canceled my appointment five times on the same day, each time citing that no technician was available. I waited for over two months for someone to finally come and address the issue. On July 21, 2025, a technician arrived. Upon opening the refrigerator door, he immediately stated that he could not proceed with the repair because the serial number was not clearly visible. I explained that a previous technician from your company had already serviced this same unit eight months ago, and there had been no issue with the serial number then. I also showed him the owner’s manual and other documents containing the serial number, service history, and related paperwork. Despite this, the technician refused to even look at the documents, dismissed my explanation, and left without performing any work. His attitude was unprofessional and disrespectful, which I found completely unacceptable. I even began recording the interaction because of how poorly the situation was being handled. This experience has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. I expected better service and accountability from Sears. I am requesting the following:

He was a nice guy, but basically charged us $137 to tell us to get a new unit to replace our 3 year-old Fridgedair Heat Pump. He said by looking at the unit that there is a Freon leak, no internal parts are avaliable, would cost $1000 and would not be done, if at all, until late August. This is disgraceful customer satisfaction. I will use this as a case study in my MBA classes on how NOT to serve customers! Gerry Cleaves, Professor of Msnagement