Hillside lots, long dryer runs and a lot of original built-in appliances that are older than the people using them.

West Hills homes on the slope frequently vent the dryer up and out through the roof rather than straight through a wall. Every elbow in that run collects lint, and by year three the dryer takes two cycles to finish a normal load. People read that as a dying heating element. It is usually a duct that has not been opened since the house was built.
The 1960s and 1970s tracts here still have plenty of original double wall ovens and gas cooktops in service. Parts for some of those are genuinely gone, and we would rather tell you that on the phone than charge you for a visit to find out. When the parts exist, these units are usually worth keeping, because the cabinet cutouts almost never match a modern replacement.
West Hills is a short run for us, which matters most on the calls where it matters most: a refrigerator that stopped overnight with a full freezer.
No. The service call is free inside our local area, and West Hills is inside it. The price of the repair is agreed with you before any work starts.
We are open Sunday from 7:00 to 19:00 and closed Saturday. Sunday is the day most competitors are shut, and it is one of our busiest.
Usually yes in West Hills. Call early in the day and the odds are much better.