• Contact the store where the appliance was bought. Maybe they have licensed contractors who specialize in the maintenance and repair of the models they sell.

• Ask friends and neighbors who they have used for appliance repair.

• Check the web for a local appliance repair man. DIYers can read the how-to sites. Those not so skilled can find a local appliance repair professional with good qualifications.

• Social media contacts are another great resource for selecting a local home service company.

• Prior to hiring an appliance repair firm, look at their accreditations. Validate their certifications and see to it they are licensed and insured. https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/de-leon-springs-state-park

Home appliance repair, like any home service, may be costly; yet not near as costly as working with an unskilled and uneducated jack of all trades. Large appliance repair establishments generally keep up to date with the most up-to-date technology by receiving on-going factory training. Smaller, local companies might be affiliated with a trade association where they gain information and acquire training through annual workships.

Contact:

Allens Appliance Service

800 Buford Ave; Orange City, FL 32763

(386) 668-5441

http://www.allensapplianceservice.com/

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https://sites.google.com/view/appliancerepairdeleonsprmp/home