Consumers discover the value of professional appliance repair service and realize the cost isn’t so bad considering what is really involved in being a home service provider
It’s bad enough when things do not go as planned and it becomes necessary to call an appliance repair service and schedule an appointment. When all goes well, the customer will be given a window of several hours as to when the appliance repair man will show up. Avoid the typical hassles associated with appliance repair by visiting http://www.fleetappliance.com to schedule service.
When the appliance repairman arrives and fixes it in only 10 minutes, the customer breathes a sigh of relief…until they see the bill for $150.00! Why so much for so little?
Things could be worse, requiring an expensive part that cost even more money. With the cost of the part, the mark-up plus labor for installation, another $200.00 is tacked onto the bill.
Just to kick you while you’re down, the appliance repair man checks his truck to discover that he doesn’t have the necessary part in stock. Meanwhile, the appliance has been dismantled with parts scattered around, and now the customer must wait two weeks for them to special order this part that is not available locally.
Why is appliance repair such a hassle and so expensive? Why is it that they never have the parts in stock? There has to be a better way!
Bob Dougherty, owner of Fleet Appliance Repair Northport, is an authorized service provider for many companies including Viking, Whirlpool, Maytag, Jen-Air, Tapan and White Westinghouse just to name a few. Several times a year, he may be required to travel out of town to attend training seminars on new products and service information. Bob Dougherty is responsible for paying all his travel related expenses.
In addition, appliance repair technicians pay for liability insurance, vehicle maintenance, tools and equipment, office supplies and other business related expenses.
The reason parts seem to be more expensive today is because appliances have many more electronic parts and circuit boards than in the past. These parts are more expensive than mechanical parts from “back in the day.”
The appliance repair man cannot possibly stock every part and they cannot diagnose the problem and purchase the part based on the customer’s description. If they do take a chance and order the part, they may not be able to send it back if it is wrong. Or, they might have to pay a restocking fee.
Bob Dougherty understands the frustration consumers face when appliances break down. Fleet Appliance technicians take great pride in their work; they arrive on time, in uniform and in a lettered vehicle, fully stocked and prepared to complete most appliance repair services on their first trip. The technician will thoroughly inspect the appliance and then recommend the best course of action. Visit http://www.appliancerepairnorthportnewyork.com/ to learn more.
About Fleet Appliance:
Bob Dougherty operates Fleet Appliance Corp, a member of AHASC with over 22 years in business. Their factory trained technicians provide appliance repair services on most major brands and they are licensed by Suffolk consumer Affairs. The appliance service technician will do a thorough inspection and recommend the best course of action for their customer. Fleet Appliance Repair uses only factory specified parts and fully guarantees their work.
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