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Everything Anchor's own hands do — driving out, finding the fault, curing it — lives in one figure you can read on this site before you ever dial. Hardware is a different cargo: each component gets quoted on paper at its own price and goes in only once you've signed for it.

A complete examination plus a documented conclusion, for the times you'd rather not go ahead — whatever the reason. Keeping that exit on the menu is deliberate: it means no recommendation ever needs to sell you something to justify the trip.

All seven communities sit on the weekly routes, and a confirmed window usually lands within days. Warm refrigerators outrank everything else the moment they call. One thing Anchor won't do is invent a window to win the phone call — every slot quoted is one the route can genuinely keep.

Almost certainly. The big household names fill the calendar week in and week out — GE and LG through Whirlpool, Samsung, Frigidaire, Maytag, Bosch, Kenmore, KitchenAid — plus the sibling badges stamped in the same plants. Something rarer? Read the model plate over the phone and you'll get a plain yes or no, sometimes with a note that a component will need a few days' sailing time.

The first call ends with everything documented — the fault, the component, the price, your signature — and the follow-up call installs it without any fresh labor money changing hands. A good third of this trade's work runs on that rhythm, which is why Anchor folded it into the published figures before opening day.

On every completed job, printed right on the invoice, covering component and workmanship alike. Should the identical fault resurface inside the term, the return trip is on us. Paper carries the promise so memory never has to.

Try the harmless checks — breakers, filters, lint screens, a coin trap, a door seated properly. Past that point today's machines carry mains power, fuel and pressurized refrigerant all at once, and swapping components on hope usually costs more than a measured verdict would have. What you're really buying from us is the finding.

No — Anchor fixes and does nothing else, by design. Staying out of sales is what lets a condemned machine stay condemned honestly: you get the plain verdict, a pointer on what suits a wet climate, and the old unit unhooked and staged for whoever delivers the new one.