Short version: They took my money for the service call fee, strung me along for two months, and never came back to complete the work. Super unprofessional, terrible communication, almost never answered my calls.
My experience mirrors a lot of other reviews, which I am grateful for because I wouldn’t have known how to make sense of this otherwise.
Here’s the long version:
Someone came to my house and spent about five minutes with my washer, then told me it needs new bearings which would be $700 to fix, would take time to get the parts in and more time to schedule. The cost to fix was about the same as the cost to replace, but I was going through a home warranty so I approved going ahead with it.
Several weeks later I hadn’t heard anything back from them, so I called the office for a status update. They were incredibly hard to get ahold of, but when I eventually did, they said they’d gotten all but one of the parts in and the last one should be in that Friday. I heard nothing Friday, so I called back Tuesday, and they confirmed the parts came in Friday but hadn’t contacted me to let me know. I asked about scheduling an appointment and the person I talked to was weirdly cagey about it and said he’d call me back. He never called me back, and from then on the office almost never answered my calls.
Finally I told my home warranty I wanted to go with someone else bc I couldn’t get ahold of them to schedule an appointment and they’d had the parts in for weeks. The home warranty tried contacting them, and the business finally gave an appointment time (to the warranty, not to me directly). I tried calling them to confirm the appointment and nobody answered my calls, except for one time, when somebody did answer and said he thought I was scheduled for two weeks earlier than the date given to my warranty, but he would call back and confirm.
Annnnd nobody ever called me back. I finally got confirmation via email that my appointment was on the date given to the warranty.
Cut to the day of the appointment, fully two months after the initial diagnosis. I was told it was an 11am appointment and would take five hours to complete the work. I called the office at 10:40 day of to confirm my appointment since I’d gotten no communication from them in weeks, and somebody did answer and said the guy would be there at 2pm — 3 hours late. No apology, just “it takes a long time to get from las cruces to albuquerque.” …but you knew I lived in albuquerque when you scheduled me for an 11am appointment?
By 2:30, nobody had shown up. I called back and it sounded like the person I talked to was in a car. He said the guy should be there by now and he’d call him and call me right back.
Welp, he never called me back. I called him after 20 mins of waiting for him to call me back, then tried two more times over the next half hour or so. No answer. I called the warranty company, who tried calling the company twice, and no answer. Haven’t heard from them since.
And to put icing on the cake, I just had someone else come diagnose the issue, and he said there was an error when putting it into test mode and he needs to fix that first and then rediagnose it. So that makes me think the guy from Lopez never even put it into test mode, or he would have come across the same issue.
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Short version: They took my money for the service call fee, strung me along for two months, and never came back to complete the work. Super unprofessional, terrible communication, almost never answered my calls.
My experience mirrors a lot of other reviews, which I am grateful for because I wouldn’t have known how to make sense of this otherwise.
Here’s the long version:
Someone came to my house and spent about five minutes with my washer, then told me it needs new bearings which would be $700 to fix, would take time to get the parts in and more time to schedule. The cost to fix was about the same as the cost to replace, but I was going through a home warranty so I approved going ahead with it.
Several weeks later I hadn’t heard anything back from them, so I called the office for a status update. They were incredibly hard to get ahold of, but when I eventually did, they said they’d gotten all but one of the parts in and the last one should be in that Friday. I heard nothing Friday, so I called back Tuesday, and they confirmed the parts came in Friday but hadn’t contacted me to let me know. I asked about scheduling an appointment and the person I talked to was weirdly cagey about it and said he’d call me back. He never called me back, and from then on the office almost never answered my calls.
Finally I told my home warranty I wanted to go with someone else bc I couldn’t get ahold of them to schedule an appointment and they’d had the parts in for weeks. The home warranty tried contacting them, and the business finally gave an appointment time (to the warranty, not to me directly). I tried calling them to confirm the appointment and nobody answered my calls, except for one time, when somebody did answer and said he thought I was scheduled for two weeks earlier than the date given to my warranty, but he would call back and confirm.
Annnnd nobody ever called me back. I finally got confirmation via email that my appointment was on the date given to the warranty.
Cut to the day of the appointment, fully two months after the initial diagnosis. I was told it was an 11am appointment and would take five hours to complete the work. I called the office at 10:40 day of to confirm my appointment since I’d gotten no communication from them in weeks, and somebody did answer and said the guy would be there at 2pm — 3 hours late. No apology, just “it takes a long time to get from las cruces to albuquerque.” …but you knew I lived in albuquerque when you scheduled me for an 11am appointment?
By 2:30, nobody had shown up. I called back and it sounded like the person I talked to was in a car. He said the guy should be there by now and he’d call him and call me right back.
Welp, he never called me back. I called him after 20 mins of waiting for him to call me back, then tried two more times over the next half hour or so. No answer. I called the warranty company, who tried calling the company twice, and no answer. Haven’t heard from them since.
And to put icing on the cake, I just had someone else come diagnose the issue, and he said there was an error when putting it into test mode and he needs to fix that first and then rediagnose it. So that makes me think the guy from Lopez never even put it into test mode, or he would have come across the same issue.
