Dan Can Fix It, LLC 707 Percival Avenue, Dallas Center, IA 50063

"I emailed problems about a washing machine over the weekend and Dan called me the following week and seemed to be knowledgeable and helpful. However, he advised that my washer was not worth fixing and looked up the part from the model number I provided in a photograph in my email. He said this part like many others are no longer available. However, after doing some independent research, I found all sorts of resources and in stock valves for $30 to fix the machine he suggested I replace. There’s no reason I should’ve been given that advice and could’ve cost me thousands when a $30 part would fix the issue."

"I’m not sure what’s going on with some of these reviews, but “Dan Can Fix It” is a great company. When I had an issue with my fridge, they were able to come out next day, when other companies said they won’t come to my area. The technician was very knowledgeable, kind, and professional. He explained the issue that I was having, and we decided to purchase a new fridge due to the age, and lack of spare parts available for my unit. I highly recommend using these guys if you run into any appliance issues. Thank you guys!!"

"Very nice and knowledgeable. Had my washer up and running in under an hour. I would highly recommend them."

"I called to ask some questions about servicing or replacing our current washer and the tech who responded was very helpful and informative. Even though we didn't end up hiring them for repairs (they recommended replacing) they were still courteous and responsive. If and when I do need repairs, they will be at the top of my list! Also of note- they were one of the few places who work on LG machines in the Des Moines area."

"Dan came out to take a look at my dishwasher that was not draining. Unscrewed three screws and said that I needed a new motor assembly . They never started the dishwasher to see what kind of noise it's making. Gave me an estimate of $400+ to replace the motor assembly and gaskets, but advised I would be better off buying a new dishwasher, which I appreciated. After they left I decided to order the part myself and get it installed. Part arrived, I installed it and the issue remained. I then took off my drain pump, when I did that I saw a small piece of glass, smaller than quarter of an inch, which made the drain pump not spin, I removed the glass, put the pump back on and dishwasher started draining without problems. Feel like the diagnosis they did was a quick money grab, $95 to unscrew three screws, and a waste of my time as they did not do any sort of troubleshooting. My total cost for this repair was 0$, which I did myself."