Mr. ApplianceReviews of mrappliance.com

I was quoted a fee of $135.00, to be applied toward the repair. I was charged $193.03, for 3 screws for my oven door. The part that was "a guess', as to what the problem would be, is discontinued. It was a guessing game. I could have watched a UTube video and learned more about my oven.

3 trips out to the house and the dishwasher is still broke. Came out once for 10 minutes, guessed at a part and said he'd have to order it. Came out the second time swapped it out and didn't wait around to see if it fixed the issue (shut off mid-cycle). Told me if that didn't fix it, it was a computer board. Called them up to request them to come out and switch the board. The SAME GUY comes out a third time and asks what seems to be the problem. I reminded him of the history (this all took place in about a month's time) and said we should be switching out the computer board. He said well, I'll have to order it and come back. Ridiculous!

Horrible, horrible company. Unprofessional and inexperienced. They will only respond to an issue if you leave them a bad review. Don’t just take it from me as a warning, here is what Google says about them: According to Google reviews, common complaints about Mr. Appliance include: excessive pricing for repairs, high service call fees, poor communication, technicians not properly diagnosing issues, difficulty reaching customer service, and accusations of being dishonest about repair costs; many users report feeling like they were overcharged for simple fixes or unnecessary parts replacements. Key points from reviews: High cost: Many users complain about the high cost of repairs, often citing significantly higher quotes compared to other appliance repair services. Unnecessary diagnostics: Some customers report being charged for a service call and diagnostics even when the technician didn't ultimately fix the appliance. Poor communication: Issues with scheduling, lack of updates on repair status, and difficulty reaching customer service are frequently mentioned. Misdiagnosis: Several reviews claim that technicians misdiagnosed the problem with their appliance, leading to unnecessary repairs or additional costs. Pressure tactics: Some users feel pressured to accept repairs they don't fully understand or agree with.

Beware of Predatory Practices – Avoid Mr. Appliance of Salem If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience with Mr. Appliance has been nothing short of infuriating—full of misdiagnoses, inflated repair costs, and a refusal to take responsibility for their work. Our washing machine, less than two years old but just out of warranty, started leaking water. As someone with no technical expertise, I described the issue as best I could. Mr. Appliance charged a $150 “diagnostic fee” for what turned out to be less than 15 minutes of work, determining that the only issue was a faulty intake valve. The repair would cost nearly $500—a steep price, but still cheaper than replacing the machine. They replaced the part, said everything was working fine, and left. But the moment we turned on the washer, it started making an ear-splitting grinding noise—something that had never happened before. When we called them back, they sent someone to inspect the issue, only to claim that it was completely unrelated to their work, completely unrelated to my initial complaint, and therefore, a completely separate repair requiring more money out of pocket. Their excuse? Because I hadn’t complained about a grinding drum initially (because it wasn’t happening then), they didn’t bother to check past the intake valve during their so-called “diagnostic” visit. After pushing back, their best offer was to rip out the part they had installed and issue a partial refund—keeping the $150 I paid for their flawed diagnosis. In other words, they take zero accountability for their work, leave me with a still-broken washer, and expect me to pay for the privilege of their incompetence. Their diagnostic charge is nothing more than a predatory business practice designed to lock customers into inflated repair costs while absolving themselves of any responsibility. I deeply regret trusting them with my appliance repair, and I strongly advise others to stay far away unless you enjoy being overcharged and left with more problems than you started with.

En la llamada no me indicaron que cobrarian 129.00 por la visita de apenas 5 minutos. En su pagina Web tampico dice que cobren por visita o por hora. Mr Apliance no es recomendable para ser llamado.

After several “minor” repairs for my Samsung refrigerator leak, Mr. Appliance of Asheville replaced the entire back panel for the second time within 6 months. The fridge still leaked. Mr. Appliance/Bob Tuck, (regional manager I think) blamed Samsung. Samsung denied any responsibility since the fridge itself was out of warranty. Mr. Tuck refused to do anything further and wouldn’t refund my money for the panel, even though the panel was under warranty from his company. After several emails back and forth, Mr. Tuck cut off all communication with me. I was out about $1700 in repairs. I especially didn’t appreciate Mr. Tuck cutting me off entirely and not making any effort to reimburse me for the warrantied back panel. I certainly won’t use or recommend Mr. Appliance ever again!!

the installer for my dishwasher said he could not put on the kickplate or attach the dishwasher to the sides, as he did not have the proper hardware. mind you, he had tools and what looked like a set of his own screws. i said to him, didnt it come with it? then he opens the door and alas, there was the bag! so he secures it to the sides, but still didnt put on the kickplate. my husband had to do it when he came home! he also didnt seem to put enough insulation and left a gap in between the counter and top of the dishwasher, which my husband said may not make it perform correctly. lastly, it did not seem to be heating up the water, and the dishes did not dry. so what did he do wrong? a few things...i've been waiting for american home shield since august to fix my dishwasher, they said no we will give you a new one, and this is where i am at four and a half months later. with a cheaper model, brand new, that isnt working correctly, due to faulty installation.

I called to have my refrigerator serviced due to not cooling and ice maker not making ice. The technician showed up and said it needed preventative maintenance that took about 10 minutes and charged me $378 with a 30 day warranty and was told wait 72 hours for ice maker to start back making ice. I ask for a receipt and was told he would email it to me but never did. After a few days, ice maker still not working and the refrigerator still not cooling like it should so I called back and spoke to the same guy and he said he will send the tech back out on Wednesday. On Wednesday, the tech never showed up so I called and spoke to a woman and she said I don’t have an appointment nor do they have a record of me even calling to make an appointment and they did not send a technician out to service my refrigerator. She asked do I have a receipt and I told her the technician never emailed it to me and she said, “well I can’t help you then.” I told her I have the technician here that day on my ring camera and I have my phone records of me calling to make the appointment. She was less concerned about the entire situation and very argumentative. I told her that I’ve been scammed out of $378 and she claim not by us because you never called. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!! Whatever they are doing must be a inside job scamming customers.