Lancashire Appliance Repair Specialist Offering Covid-Safe Services Throughout The North West
Apr 8, 2021
Preston-based firm iFix Appliances providing a comprehensive range of residential restorations and repairs.
April 7, 2021 / / —
Following the relaxation of lockdown regulations, Lancashire-based company iFix Appliances has confirmed it will continue to provide Covid-safe repair services to household customers throughout Preston and the surrounding areas.
Same Professional Standards, Added Safety Precautions
As a key service, the appliance repair specialist has worked throughout the pandemic, helping residential customers throughout the north west get their homes back up and running in style with a range of professional standard restorations. And the company has confirmed that it will continue to display its diligence to safety and hygiene over the months to come.
The company will continue to provide its full range of services including but not limited to washing machine repair, tumble dryer repair, dishwasher repair, oven repair, cooker repair, hob repair, fridge repair, freezer repair, and cooker hood repair. From inspection to installation, iFix Appliances uses a small team to ensure that households come into contact with fewer people.
A further commitment to cleanliness and safety extends to using the appropriate PPE items, carrying antibacterial gels, and maintaining distances where possible. This is supported by iFix Appliances’ tidy work, which means disposing of any old parts in a safe and convenient fashion. Whether the call-out takes 10 minutes or 10 hours, the engineers endeavour to complete all projects in one visit too.
In addition to providing a full range of services, all of which are backed by guarantees, appliance repair specialists stock a wide range of spare parts for various manufacturers, models, and styles of appliance. When a product is beyond repair, the company can also remove the faulty product and install a replacement.
At a time where people are spending more time at home and finding suitable services is harder than ever, iFix Appliances provides a safe, convenient, and cost-effective solution to a plethora of household problems, particularly in the kitchen. The continued commitment to hygiene and Covid-compliance ensure clients can act with confidence.
About iFix Appliances
Preston-based iFix Appliances is a domestic appliance repairs and sales company managed by Glen McCooke, an experienced service engineer with two decades of experience in the field. The family-run business has helped hundreds of homeowners and tenants throughout Lancashire save time and money by preventing expensive replacements in favour of cost-effective restorations.
The company has partnered with major brands like Whirlpool, Hotpoint and Indesit for over half-a-decade while also boasting vast experience of repairing appliances from Hoover, Miele, Bosch, Candy, and more. A commitment to transparency is underlined by iFix’s clear pricing, with all quotes covering labour costs, call-out charges, and new parts.
Whether it’s a cooker or a washing machine, iFix Appliances can correct a wide range of issues to restore the appliances to their former glory.
More information is available at https://ifixappliances.co.uk/. Alternatively, iFix Appliances' press team can be contacted on 07734712253 or [email protected]. Postal queries can be addressed to Conway Drive, Fulwood, Preston PR2 3EP.
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