Terms of Service

Arrington Appliance Repair Pro provides appliance diagnosis, repair, installation, and maintenance for residential and light commercial customers in Arrington, TN 37014. Work is performed at the address you provide when booking by phone at (615) 583-1836.

Every repair is diagnosed first and quoted in writing before work begins. No repair work is performed without your authorization of that quote. If diagnosis reveals additional faults, we stop and quote the addition separately; your original authorization does not extend to unquoted work.

Price ranges published on this website, including the cost guide and the quote estimator, are typical ranges for planning purposes. Your written quote is the binding price for your job.

Appointment windows are estimates that account for the jobs before yours; we will contact you if a window will slip materially. An adult must be present at the property during the visit, and the work area around the appliance must be accessible and safe for our technician.

Payment terms for your job are stated on your written quote and invoice. Payment is due as stated there. Questions about an invoice should be raised promptly by phone so we can review the job record with you.

Warranty terms covering parts and labor for your specific repair are stated on your written quote; those stated terms govern. Nothing on this website creates a warranty beyond what your quote states. To the extent permitted by Tennessee law, our liability for any job is limited to the amount paid for that job.

Content on this site is general information about appliance problems and our services, not a substitute for an in-person diagnosis. Local facts are drawn from public sources including Wikipedia. These terms were published on November 3, 2026 and may be updated on this page.

Nothing published on this website, including the cost guide, the quote estimator, and the articles in our blog, constitutes a binding offer or a guaranteed price. Prices become binding only in the written quote issued after diagnosis at your property, and that quote governs if it differs from anything published here.

Advice in our articles is general information for homeowners, written for typical situations. Your appliance, home, and circumstances may differ; when safety is involved (gas, electricity, water under pressure), the correct application of any general advice is to call a professional. That is not a disclaimer flourish; it is genuinely the right answer for those systems.