I have bought parts here for my apartments for many years. Caroline is a great help with some of my older hard to find appliances. Usually in stock or a day away.

These guys are the best. They have saved me a lot of money over the years with advice and recommendations. Last time I was there they told me I didn't need a new water valve, but I bought it anyway and went home to put it in. When I took the washer apart to 'fix' my washer, sure enough the valve was not the problem. When I went back for the right part, and eat some crow, they offered to take the valve back! I kept it anyway and bought the right part. Washer worked like a charm until the coupler broke this past weekend. I'm heading to Appliance Parts & Service Company after work today to get the RIGHT part.

Awesome place for service and friendliness. We had a fairly new element (3 years is pretty new to me) with our warming element. He was kind enough to take it apart! he looked at it and decided it was simple enough to fix on the spot! No hassle and only asked that we send others his way. Thank you!

I've used these guys twice, and they were a great help. The first time, I spent about 20 minutes with them on the phone diagnosing a problem with my washer. They ended up suggesting a $29 part to save me from scrapping the 8 year old machine. I came in, got directions on how to replace it, and it lasted another 5 years.More recently, I brought my almost-new smooth top stove in to have them repair the (broken) ceramic top. Even though everyone told me it would be cheaper to just replace the stove, Appliance Parts and Service had the part available for pretty cheap, and they only charged about $50 to put it in for me. It was well under 1/2 the cost of buying a new stove. (As a side note, they stayed open an extra 20 minutes so that I could pick up the stove late one night after work.)A great store, and great people.

I called them to ask about a loud sound my fridge was making. I had looked up troubleshooting info on it and already removed the grill off the back to see if I could figure it out. Everything looked like it was running okay and the mountings were secure. I talked to someone at this place and told him what I'd done, which he said sounded like a good approach. He thought it was probably the compressor and when I asked him how much that part was, he said about $800! I joked that it would be better to buy a new fridge and he agreed. He then said if it were him, he'd just wait til it broke, because it could last another day or another few years. I appreciated his honesty and was relieved to get someone who would just say it like it is, rather than trying to sell me something. Thanks!!!

THANKS GUY YOU SAVED ME ALOT WITH YOUR HELP OVER THE PHONE. THANKS AGAIN