ClearSky Appliance Repair

ClearSky Appliance Repair is an appliance repair business whose website lists refrigerator, dryer, washing machine, oven and stove, dishwasher and microwave repair, and names Harrison and Rye as its service area. The company says it has been in business 20 years. A recent customer called ClearSky to service a Weber grill and said they came to the house within 30 minutes, then found and fixed the problem quickly; because the repair was so quick, that customer got a significant discount. A recent customer turned to Vic after the first repair company "charged then ghosted" them: he texted before arriving, wore covers on his shoes, gave them the bad news about the fridge, charged 50% of the quoted fee and emailed a report and invoice before leaving the house. A recent customer with a Bosch dishwasher showing an E23 code said Juan assessed it, came back the next day with the part, and took about 30-45 minutes to repair it. A recent customer with a grill repair that needed a quick follow-up reached out over the weekend and said the problem was fixed within a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon. A 2026 customer said Vic showed up on time for a GE refrigerator, had the parts ready and completed the job. A 2026 customer with a Samsung dryer blowing cold air said Vic replaced numerous parts, diagnosed an electrical issue in the home, and charged exactly what he quoted although he had to do more work. A 2025 customer said Vic came out on a weekend for a broken dishwasher, ordered the parts the same day and returned the next business day to complete the repair; that customer said he gave cost-saving advice instead of pushing for a replacement and fixed a water pipe issue at no extra charge. A 2025 customer with a Samsung Family Hub refrigerator that was leaking and clumping up with ice said the ice machine worked normally after Victor's repair, and that he did not accept payment until the fridge was working. A 2026 customer wrote that Vic came to repair a Breville espresso machine but "didn't seem to know how to operate it," said it needed a new pump, and refused to show pictures he said he had taken before walking out of the house.