Reliable Appliance, Heating and Air

We are a company that depends strongly on our washing machine. It started acting weird, so we called them to come have a look at it. The guy came out, diagnosed it, came back the next day 'fixed it' and left. An hour later it was broken again. We called the company, they said someone would be out the following day to fix it. No one ever showed. I called them on Monday, the girl was ridiculously rude, said someone would be out between 9-12. I called at 1:00 to say no one had been out. They said someone would call me back shortly. I called again 3 times up until 5:00 and still no response. All interactions were extremely rude. That's when I looked at their reviews (which I should have done first) and saw nothing but poor reviews, which the response was always "stop writing FAKE REVIEWS" I assure you, this is NOT a fake review. They charged us, didn't fix it, are rude, and totally unreliable. Still awaiting a call from someone there.

The only thing reliable about this company is that it will rip you off. The technician ( Sam) came out to service my air conditioner. He gave us two options. One is to replace the starter for $749. The starter costs $30 on Amazon. If that doesn’t fix the problem he would recommend replacing the condenser and compressor for $4,800 to $5,600. Option two would be to replace the whole system for $11,000. We got Yaeger Service to come out to fix our air conditioner for $327.

My fridge had two shelves that both had a few small cracks along the edges, so I decided to go and call someone to fix it. The first thing that comes up when you google search "GE appliances" is this website "Appliance Pro TODAY" (i will later realize that this website had probably contacted this company as a sorts of a middle man) and right there the first thing you see is the words "Irvine GE Service". In fact the whole website was made to mislead the consumer into believing that this was the official GE Appliance website. It was made to seem legit, words of "same-day GE service experts" and a number you could call to get your appliance 'fixed now'. So I call the them and I give them my information, to which they reply that they will send someone from 3-6. Someone does eventually arrive, this guy named Sam, he just goes and takes a look at my fridge, recognized the cracks and says that it would probably be around $400 dollars. At this point I am shocked to say the least. There were o