DAY & EVENING APPLIANCE SERVICE

A dryer that worked again after a part was ordered, a refrigerator brought back with a new circuit board, and a washer repaired with a part already on the truck: customers describe Day & Evening Appliance Service handling these repairs over several years. Angi and HomeAdvisor each show a 5.0-star rating from 60 ratings. In a March 2026 Angi review, a customer described an office secretary arranging a home visit, ordering a part and scheduling the return repair. The dryer then worked well, and the customer praised the workers for respecting the home and pet. August 2026 customers describe efficient service and praise the technicians and administrative assistant. The older accounts give specific examples of refrigerator and washer work. In September 2020, a customer said a refrigerator had stopped functioning entirely. The workers diagnosed a dead fuse in a circuit board and replaced the board; the customer reported that the refrigerator worked again and its temperature control improved. Another customer, writing in January 2019, described a refrigerator leak that was diagnosed and repaired after parts were ordered, at a price they considered fair. A February 2018 customer named Steve and Jeff, saying they arrived when promised, identified a washer problem and replaced the failed part with one they had on their truck. The customer said the washer was working again within minutes. In March 2018, another customer described an hour spent investigating washer trouble before the workers determined there was detergent buildup and a filter needed cleaning; that visit cost $99. Some customers also praised advice against unnecessary expense. In February 2018, one said a belt had slipped off the drum and they were not pressured to buy a replacement belt. In April 2020, another said the worker advised that a door could not be repaired cost effectively and declined to charge for a fix that would not last. A separate February 2018 customer said Steve answered a Sunday evening call, arrived before 9 the next morning and explained that the washer had reached the end of its life.