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The Spin Doctor (Appliance Repair) Recommendation

Mrs Tinks

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Laddy Muck

Laddy Muck

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The man from Del Monte...err...I meant...Spin Doctor...he say "YES"!


Have booked Steve. Already impressed...advised me on what to do with regard to clothes trapped in machine. Helpful and efficient attitude. Thank you, Steve.


Also, thanks to those of you who sent me advice (and a "hello") via PM. I appreciate that.

New2ED

New2ED

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Highly recommend Steve. His service is excellent, I've used him twice for our washing machine that had things trapped in it nd it was making an awful noise, and he was quick to come round on the same day, and fix the problem in no time at all, and is a lovely chap too. He took the time to tell me what to do if it happens again, which was very helpful. Very efficient and wouldn't hesitate to use his services again! Thanks Steve!
Laddy Muck

Laddy Muck

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Well, Steve the Spin Doctor turned up as promised...and washing machine is now chugging away quite happily once more. Excellent service at a reasonable price. I have now added Steve to my list of Heroes. Thank you so much, Steve. (tu)
Bob j

Bob j

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I called Steve up after our dishwasher developed a fault and he was able to come round within two hours! The dishwasher was fixed and up and running again within the half hour. Amazing, efficient, clean and friendly service. Very professional. I would recommend to anyone.


Bob

  • 2 weeks later...
grumpydad

grumpydad

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What a splendid fellow. He came over quickly, on time and looked at the machine. He told me I needed a new door assembly and seal. A week later he came back with the parts and fitted them in 10 minutes. He is a nice chap. I would heartily recommend.
OverTheHill

OverTheHill

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Many thanks for all your help Steve. You managed to deal with a very poorly washer/dryer remarkably quickly, the cost was more than reasonable, and you've left 3 girls (to whom the thought of a wal to the launderete wasn't a happy one) very pleased indeed). In the nicest possible way, I hope I don't have to use you again, but if I do, I certainly will!
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The Amazon

The Amazon

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A huge thank you to Steve. His service is indeed first rate. I called him, we arranged a time. He then rang to say he could come earlier if that was convenient. He arrived and FIXED my machine.


Anyone needing their washing machine fixed I would certainly recommend Steve and will continue to do so.

  • 2 weeks later...
Vonnybazonga

Vonnybazonga

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Highly recommend Steve. Rang him up and within 5 minutes he was at my door. Didn't need to make an appointment for the following week. He came and fixed my washing machine in a heart beat. Very lovely guy.

His number is 07921 777 428

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