Six days a week. Sunday included.

Why Sunday is the day things break

Appliances do not fail more often on Sunday. People simply notice on Sunday, because that is when the laundry gets done, the big cook happens, and somebody finally opens the garage freezer. By Sunday afternoon a warm refrigerator has become a real problem with a real deadline, and most repair shops in the Valley closed on Friday evening and do not answer again until Monday.

Our actual hours

Note the shape of that. We are closed Saturday and open Sunday, which is the opposite of the industry. It is deliberate, and it is why a lot of our Sunday calls come from people who have already phoned four other numbers that morning.

What to do while you wait for a Sunday visit

• Warm refrigerator: keep the doors shut. A full, closed refrigerator holds temperature for hours. Move anything critical to the freezer or a cooler and stop opening it to check
• Warm freezer: a full freezer holds roughly 48 hours closed, a half-full one about 24. Do not start moving things around
• Water on the floor: shut the supply valve behind the machine before you mop
• Gas smell from a range: do not wait for us. Shut off the gas and call the utility first

Sunday pricing

Same as any other day. There is no weekend surcharge, because charging extra for being open on the day you are needed is a strange way to run a service business.