Chris Rankila
Johnson appliance blame their long time customer rating of a “2” due to customers angry that their item wasn’t under warranty. I question why all the other local appliance repair companies continue to be a near “5” customer satisfaction. I suspect Johnson appliance repair are the lowest customer satisfaction is due to their poor customer service, arrogant service technician, and wellness to steal money from customers.
It’s sad that the manager and owner are well aware of this and know their technician is rude to customers and do nothing to correct these actions. I suspect they stay in business due to the limited options of appliance repair companies in the area. Currently causing many repair personnel that travel from the Twin Cities. I suspect their ability to arrive quickly while the preferred companies are busy with appointments scheduling a week or two out is another reason people make the mistake of of calling them.
I was in a bind, hoping the known poor customer service was corrected and yes they were able to arrive in two days. Nothing changed, same arrogant repairman. They misdiagnosed my washer as needing a new gearbox with a repair cost of $600+ and advised me to buy a new washer. After researching I was directed to a common problem and repaired the washer for $10 by replacing a splined piece under the agitator, 30 minutes.
I contacted Johnson appliance and agreed of the misdiagnosis. No apologies, no return of diagnosis charges, just excuses with no return calls from management or owner. They are known for poor customer service and they don’t seem to care.
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Johnson appliance blame their long time customer rating of a “2” due to customers angry that their item wasn’t under warranty. I question why all the other local appliance repair companies continue to be a near “5” customer satisfaction. I suspect Johnson appliance repair are the lowest customer satisfaction is due to their poor customer service, arrogant service technician, and wellness to steal money from customers. It’s sad that the manager and owner are well aware of this and know their technician is rude to customers and do nothing to correct these actions. I suspect they stay in business due to the limited options of appliance repair companies in the area. Currently causing many repair personnel that travel from the Twin Cities. I suspect their ability to arrive quickly while the preferred companies are busy with appointments scheduling a week or two out is another reason people make the mistake of of calling them. I was in a bind, hoping the known poor customer service was corrected and yes they were able to arrive in two days. Nothing changed, same arrogant repairman. They misdiagnosed my washer as needing a new gearbox with a repair cost of $600+ and advised me to buy a new washer. After researching I was directed to a common problem and repaired the washer for $10 by replacing a splined piece under the agitator, 30 minutes. I contacted Johnson appliance and agreed of the misdiagnosis. No apologies, no return of diagnosis charges, just excuses with no return calls from management or owner. They are known for poor customer service and they don’t seem to care.