17911 Pacific Ave Reviews

Loose handle on LG wall oven door. Technician came out, said he couldn't diagnose due to needing either a dolly or second person and so he rescheduled. Next trip came with a partner, ended up not needing to pull the oven, go figure. Then he tells me the only way to fix the problem was to replace the door ($900). I initially declined, then decided to proceed and attempted to reschedule. Ended up talking to an AI assistant who couldn't find my phone number in their system and so coun't access the previous visit details. Nor could they connect me with a live agent, terrible system. So I scheduled a new appolintment with the old estimate number in the remarks, hoping the tech would have the door when he came. Was ghosted, no show and no call/text/email. Didn't help my mood that they gave me an 8-5 window so I sat around all day. So I called another appliance repair company in University place, magically he was able to fix the problem handle WITHOUT replacing the door. So all told Sears wasted a day and a half of my time and charged me $150 for an incorrect diagnosis. I'd ask for a refund but their AI assistant wouldn't let me talk to anyone anyways...

The repair person was nice, but the "repair " made the issue worse. They also say no live agents available so you can't even speak to a live person to file a complaint!! I want a refund and will be contacting the Attorney General's office for assistance. This is not a way to do business and the customer gets screwed.

I had Sears come to fix my dryer… the heating element wasn’t working. The service guy came and quoted me $800. $800 for a $30 replacement element. This is criminal. I was in shock. My brother in law came and fixed it in less than an hour with the new element that I ordered from Amazon. You should be ashamed trying to charge hard working people that kind of seriously appalling repair charges. Never… never will I use your services again. And any one who asks will be told this story!

The service person, himself was very nice and courteous. I can’t say the same for his skills as a repair person. He was there to replace the hose in the dishwasher, which he did. But when he put the dishwasher back in its place, he didn’t put the hose in the correct place in the back of my kitchen wall. For a few months, water was just pouring out underneath the wood floor of my kitchen. I don’t know how much water was spilling out onto the surface under the dishwasher & my kitchen floor and kitchen sink/cabinet. We didn’t notice anything for until I had a friend over, who noticed some unevenness on the floor and water seeping through between the composite floor tiles. I had my husband and his friend do some checking, and that’s when we discovered that water was spilling out from the back of the dishwasher because the repair guy didn’t put the hose in the proper place in addition, he didn’t secure the hose, so it was close to just spilling out completely. I called Sears but they said they couldn’t do anything because it was past their 30 days coverage and I should call my insurance for water damage. They didn’t even offer to send someone out to correct their mistake. My floor is damaged, I’m missing tiles, the old linoleum floor that's tested positive for asbestos is also exposed, the wall to my sink cabinet was removed and has not been replaced. My kitchen tested for asbestos when a water mitigation company came and inspected the damage. My home insurance denied the damage and says it’s my problem. Sears is saying it's my problem that they created. My kitchen looks like hell because I can’t get anyone to take responsibility. UPDATE (8/2025): I called the phone number that the sears response person left on the comment below. It's actually the same number you go through to make an appointment for a repair. You have to go through their obnoxiously complicated phone tree and you get nowhere.

Extremely shitty experience. Samsung scheduled me warranty service for my microwave almost 2 months ago. Sears has rescheduled 3 times! They won't even call me, provide me any details, or even put me on a priority list. It's always the day of the service I get a message saying "Hello, this is Richard, your AI virtual assistant from Sears Home Services. We regret to inform you that, due to unforeseen circumstances, we will not be able to have a technician available today to service your appliance. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We would like to make this right by rescheduling your appointment at the next available time. Which of the following works best for you?"

The technician charged us the service call, he looked at the dryer he said it was a commercial brand and he could not get us the parts we would need to go somewhere else, that there was a short somewhere. He looked at the wiring that I did when I changed it over from a three plug to a four plug and he said I did it right. But after buying a new dryer and it still did not work, we had someone else come out and told us I did not move the common wire that is grounded for a three plug outlet that must be moved over to the common on the dryer. I spent $150 for nothing and the tech did not know what he was doing.

Terrible service. We paid for the service up front. They came out, miss diagnosed. The problem ordered the wrong parts never showed back up to install 'Em. Finally, 2 months later, they call me and tell me they're ready to come work on it. I canceled the service and got my money back. Fraudulent is what I would have to say.

Not only failed to fix the problem, but actually rendered our range unusable.

I just realized he chipped the corner of my dishwasher panel . Never said a word to me. I found the piece on the floor . He was very quick to leave