Christopher M.
9/10/2022
Absolutely amazing! I have built homes, remodeled homes, and done so many home projects and never did I work with a company so responsive, professional, and reasonable. Our thermostat was not...
Ace Appliance Heating & Cooling
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Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Ace Appliance Heating & Cooling is a reliable company offering appliance repairs, services, installations, and maintenance in Calabasas, West Hills, and Woodland Hills. Their team of factory-trained technicians ensures top-notch service for all major appliances and heating/cooling systems.
With a commitment to customer satisfaction, Ace Appliance Heating & Cooling provides same-day service, free service calls with repairs, and up to 5 years of extended warranty for first-time customers. They cater to a wide range of areas in Ventura and Los Angeles County, offering flexible scheduling and discounts for seniors, students, and military personnel.
Known for their fast response times, experienced technicians, and affordable pricing, Ace Appliance Heating & Cooling is licensed, insured, and bonded for added peace of mind. Whether you need stove and oven repair, washer and dryer service, or HVAC maintenance, you can rely on their expertise for efficient solutions.
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John L.
11/28/2024
These folks are amazing! Today... On Thanksgiving our dishwasher control locked. We tried to cancel, reset and flip circuit breaker to reset. Nothing worked. I was ready to pay through the nose...
Candy C.
8/14/2024
Thank you, ACE and Joe, for coming out to diagnose and repair our AC during the latest heatwave. Our AC decided to quit and suddenly stopped working on a Sunday night, and I called ACE because...
Gina T.
8/23/2024
Gotta say, when youre AC stop working in LA with triple digits outside , all you want is someone to come and take care of it asap Ace was able to come same day literally 3 hours after we called...
Fernando F.
12/9/2024
Shit service, Overall. I called for my washer not working, when he serviced the washer, they said it was the inlet valve solenoid. I bought the pieces and parts repaired it myself. And still...
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