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The dispatcher was quick to respond and very helpful. They did their best to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. The technician called before arriving and repaired our dishwasher professionally. I highly recommend this company.
A technician came to my place in December to fix the oven. He told us it was fixed , we payed and he left. After we tried to use the oven but the problem he had "solved" was still there. We called him and he came back a week later, said the problem was after all another (strange that he said it was fixed the first time then). Oh well mistakes can happen and we trusted him. It's now almost April and he hasn't come back. Stopped answering my messages. At the end we payed for a service that was never done. Definitely do not recommend this people. You lose money and the problem is still there
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