1. Is it worth it to fix an appliance?
• Repairing an appliance is often more cost-effective and environmentally friendly than replacing it. It’s generally worth fixing if the appliance is within the first half of its expected lifespan and the repair cost is less than half the price of replacing it. Our technicians can provide a cost-benefit analysis during their diagnosis.
2. What does it mean to service an appliance?
• Servicing an appliance typically involves performing maintenance or repairs to ensure it is operating efficiently and safely. This can include tasks like cleaning, replacing parts, checking and fixing connections, and updating software or settings. Regular servicing helps extend the appliance’s lifespan and prevent costly repairs in the future.
3. Is it better to repair or replace a stove?
• The decision to repair or replace a stove depends on several factors, such as the age of the stove, the extent of the issue, and the cost of new stoves. If your stove is relatively new and the repair is minor, repairing it is usually the better option.
However, if the stove is old and repairs are becoming frequent or expensive, it might be more economical to invest in a new model.
