24/7 Appliance Repair 401 Dorrance Street, Bristol, PA 19007

"The repairman could not communicate with us,they charged 70$ to take a picture and the price was outrageous for an icemaker."

"Caloric repair was able to fix my stove in just a few minutes. The technician was knowledgeable and friendly. I would recommend their service to anyone who needs appliance repairs✅✅"

"I scheduled an appointment, I was told I would receive a call before 9 a.m. on the day of my appointment to give me a more specific time of their arrival. The day of my appointment I received a call at 9:20. Informing me that the repairman was not going to be able to come and do my repairs. I rescheduled for the following Saturday. I informed the repairman that I would be available from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. . That I had a birthday dinner to attend for my father-in-law. I waited until 3:30 , and had to leave. When I return home at approximately 7 p.m. there was a sticker on my door knob from the repairman. I guess to show that he had been there. I have not received a phone call from them to reschedule. Not that I would reschedule again with them."

"They were the first company to provide a technician named Philip when our freezer and fridge broke down. Long story short, Philip the technician came, was very ignorant, belligerent, and condescending to myself (a woman) and the homeowner (also a woman). We called the office to report his behavior and they called him. Philip had a temper tantrum, refused to do the work and left our house. If you're looking for timely yet incompetent service, this is the place for you."

"This place is a scam! It's most likely not even a real repair business, just a scam to get your credit card information. They call you from a very poor reception cell phone line, claim to be "local" yet seem clueless about the neighborhood street names, then ask you for your credit card number over the phone in order to book your appointment to receive a consultation and estimate. Big red flags. Furthermore, they won't disclose their last names or address. They claim to have a website for a business of a different name, The Appliance Repairman, which is down. The one page I found related to The Appliance Repairman is: This place is a scam! They call you from a very poor reception cell phone line, claim to be "local" yet seem clueless about the neighborhood street names, then ask you for your credit card number over the phone in order to book your appointment to receive a consultation and estimate. Big red flags. Furthermore, they won't disclose their last names or address. They claim to have a website for a business of a different name, The Appliance Repairman, which is down. The one page I found related to The Appliance Repairman is an obviously scammy looking page with phony looking reviews/testimonies that contain a consistency of grammatical errors and content irrelevant to repair service. After I called out a guy today on this and then alerted the police department in my town about this scam, some foreign sounding dude called me hours later from a 1-877 number for this "business". He told me that in order to continue with my appointment, I must provide him my credit card number NOW. I chose to instead string him along while asking him questions about his website and business, just for my own amusement, then I called him out on his obvious lies and deception. Also, look up the Better Business Bureau profile on this "company": even BBB claims that they cannot locate the business's address! Do not use them. Check it out. This is an obviously scammy looking page with phony looking reviews/testimonies that contain a consistency of grammatical errors and content irrelevant to repair service. After I called out a guy today on this and then alerted the police department in my town about this scam, some foreign sounding dude called me hours later from a 1-877 number for this "business". He told me that in order to continue with my appointment, I must provide him my credit card number NOW. I chose to instead string him along while asking him questions about his website and business, just for my own amusement, then I called him out on his obvious lies and deception. he continued to rattle off lame excuse reasons to justify why his business was "real," while claiming that maybe I didn't spell his website address correctly, even though I had him spell it out to me. Also, look up the Better Business Bureau profile on this "company": even BBB claims that they cannot locate the business's address! Do not use them."