Homeline Appliance

UPDATE: As of Today, September 18th, we are on appoinment hold until we get back on the 5th. Peace out!

Hey Y'all!

Just wanted to give you a heads up that we will be closed from Wednesday, September 23rd to Monday, October 5th for an extended vacation. We won't be available to check messages or emails, so please, if you are still looking for service when we get back, call the week of the 5th to get on the schedule. The phones will be shut off and not able to take messages during that time.

Thank you for your understanding, here's hoping your appliances stay happy and healthy during our break. The break will ensure WE stay happy and healthy as well!

Peace and relaxation,

Kim and Brian

Hey all! Power came back 30 mins before our long weekend! What timing!! We will be closed Friday through Monday. We are currently booking for Wednesday or Thursday of next week. If you can wait till then, please fill out a service reqeuest form at www.homelineappliance.com

Thank you and have a great weekend!!! Peace out!

Home Homeline Appliance Service is a family owned and operated kitchen and laundry appliance service provider that has been in business for more than 30 years. We have the expertise and equipment to handle all of your appliance service needs. Our professional technician keeps up with the latest technolog...

UPDATE!! Power is restored.

Good morning! What a storm last night! That lightning was incredible! And the winds! Holy cow! Unfortunately, like many of you, we are without power. That also means no phones. We are at the mercy of DTE. If you're in need of service, go online and fill out a service request form at Www.homelineappliance.com. We are booking for after Labor day. If you are already scheduled for today and are without power, leave a comment here and we'll get you rescheduled ASAP. Also, be sure to unplug sensitive appliances to prevent surges from doing damage when power returns. Stay safe, stay cool.

Home Homeline Appliance Service is a family owned and operated kitchen and laundry appliance service provider that has been in business for more than 30 years. We have the expertise and equipment to handle all of your appliance service needs. Our professional technician keeps up with the latest technolog...

Hey y'all!

Just a quick note before you schedule an appointment.

Can you do me a solid and let me know UPFRONT that you did your best to try to fix your washer, dryer, stove, or fridge? You googled it, you tried YouTube, and Chat (will destroy the planet) GPT. You got in there and you took stuff apart and thought it was going well, until it wasn't. So you decided you best call a professional at this point and let them take over. Don't feel bad! You gave it your best shot. You can't expect to be able to know how fix everything! And sometimes, AI is completely wrong. And sometimes it takes someone with over 40 years of knowledge to tackle the job.

However, leaving it in a state of disassembly is not "helping" or "saving him time". Even taking a panel off or an icemaker out, or a drum out, is not helping. We really do need the appliance in one piece, turned on and plugged in to be able to do diagnostics. It also can't be in the middle of the kitchen, out in the garage, or on the back porch with no hook ups in sight.

I'm just asking that you tell me when you call so Brian doesn't walk in and SURPRISE! find the appliance in a state of disassembly that he can't do a doggone thing with. At this point, he will turn right back around and kindly head for the door. There's nothing he can do with it in this state and he does not have the time to put it all back together or try to guess what was wrong with it before it was taken apart.

So, if you've been working on it, please, put it back together before you call, like every single screw back together. Then tell me you took it apart to try to fix it. Tell me if you bought the really cheap knock off parts off of Amazon that made the problem worse. It helps us to know what we are getting into before we come to the house so we can be as prepared as possible, bring out any potential parts, tools, ect, to try to get it fixed on the first visit.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Brian is just one guy (and a great one at that) and I am just trying to use his time as efficiently as possible and not waste appointments when he could be somewhere else fixing someone's fridge that isn't cooling.

Redford Township Historical Commission has a collection of washboards they are selling to raise funds for the commission. So many different styles, colors and materials. You can find them at the museum at 12895 Berwyn in Redford. Open the first and third Saturdays 12 to 3 pm.

A dear customer who has had the same Maytag washer for 50 years wanted hers fixed. It was more than just a washer, it was an old friend. The same washer her grown children were taught how to do laundry. The same washer that has been with her throughout her marriage. With ingenuity and know-how, Brian was able to repair it and keep it going for her. Brian was very familiar with this model, as it was the same one he learned on over 44 years ago. Always a challenge and a joy to keep these old workhorses alive. Brian was not only the right person for the job, but the only person who would happily accept the challenge. Thank you Carol for the letter and your generosity.

It's baby season! Let's help these wonderful creatures in their endeavor to be good mamas. Keep areas secure that you don't want a new family to move into! That includes securing you dryer vent hood covers to prevent unwanted tragedies, trust me, we've seen them and it aint pretty. Take just a little time to make sure birds aren't trying to build nests in the warm air vent, making sure openings are small enough to prevent little ones from seeking the heat from your dryer.

And if you do come across a baby in need or a mama with a family, please contact a local rehabber to find out what to do. There are several good ones in the area such as Halfway Home Wildlife rehab, Nature's helping hands, Motor City possum rescue, Howell's nature center and Bird Center of Michigan. PLEASE DO NOT call "pest" control. It will be certain death for both mama and baby as it is illegal in Michigan to relocate wildlife off your property which often results in the death of an animal just looking for s safe warm place to raise her young. It is also illegal to remove a birds nest in Michigan, so prevention is key to live in harmony with our wild neighbors. So please, be proactive and secure your eaves, vents, and attics. If you happen upon a mama, call a rehabber to have her safely and humanely evicted so her babies aren't left behind to die without her.

Thank you and Happy Spring!!