Taylor Restoration Services
Water, fire, mould and break-in damage handled by a family-run Surrey firm working since 2006, with insurance claim support.
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Home Services
In-home repair of fridges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves and ovens, quoted at a flat rate from a Surrey base.
Appliance work crosses into three trades more often than people expect. Electrical faults, water connections and ventilation runs all sit behind the machines in an ordinary kitchen and laundry room, and the technicians here are described as having hands-on training in electrical, plumbing and ventilation systems. Everything happens in the home, on appliances already installed, so this is a repair operation rather than a shop selling replacements.
Six repair lines organize the work: dishwashers, refrigerators, washers, dryers, microwaves, and stoves and ovens. Each one has a page of its own on the published list of services, and White Rock carries separate pages for refrigerators, dishwashers, and ovens and stoves. The company says commonly needed parts are already stocked on the technician's truck.
Cloverdale is a neighborhood of Surrey rather than a municipality of its own, which is where the trading name comes from. The area the business names for itself is Surrey, Langley, White Rock and the Lower Mainland. Within Surrey, its pages point to Clayton Heights, Newton, Guildford, Port Kells, Whalley, Grandview Heights, South Surrey and Ocean Park, while the washer page describes a run stretching from Cloverdale through Clayton Heights out to Port Kells.
Money is handled by flat quote rather than an open meter. A fixed service fee covers the visit and the diagnosis, and in most cases that fee comes off the final repair cost, with the rate for the repair itself given before any work starts. The Surrey refrigerator repair page sets that approach out alongside a warranty on parts and labor, though no term is published for the cover, so pin that down when you book. Most jobs are described as taking one to two hours once the technician is on site.
The business describes itself as fully insured, the work is done by trained appliance repair technicians, and a BBB Accredited Business seal appears on the homepage. A fridge that has stopped cooling or a washer standing full of water can be booked through a form on the website, and the contact page publishes a direct number, a toll-free line and an email address.
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