Appliance Repairs · Lancashire, United Kingdom

Bare Appliance Repair

Bare Appliance Repair repairs, installs and disposes of household appliances across North Lancashire and the South Lakes, from Blackburn to Barrow-in-Furness.

About Bare Appliance Repair

Bare Appliance Repair: household appliance repair across North Lancashire and the South Lakes

Bare Appliance Repair is a domestic appliance repair and installation service covering North Lancashire and the South Lakes area, with the site stating coverage from Blackburn to Barrow-in-Furness. The business presents itself as a one-stop service for repairing, installing and disposing of household appliances, and it accepts bookings online.

Repair work

The repair service covers a range of domestic appliances. According to the site, the specialisms include washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, vacuum cleaners, electric ovens, electric hobs and extractor fans. The company describes its approach as prompt and detail-oriented, aiming to get faulty appliances working again.

Installation of freestanding and integrated appliances

Bare Appliance Repair also offers a professional installation service for both freestanding and integrated appliances. The service covers new washing machines, dishwashers, electric ovens and other appliances, and includes the safe removal and disposal of the old appliance, with fridge freezers excluded from this part of the service.

Disposal of old appliances

Disposal is offered as part of the installation service. When a new appliance is installed, the old one is removed and disposed of in an eco-friendly manner, again excluding fridge freezers. The company presents this as a way to avoid the inconvenience of dealing with old appliances.

Booking and contact

Bookings can be made online for a time that suits the customer. The site lists a primary phone number and a secondary number attributed to Phil Wilson, engineer, as well as an email address for enquiries. A contact form is also available.

Customer feedback

The site reproduces a Google review from Sheridan West describing a repair at CancerCare: a washing machine with a broken catch was visited, opened, fitted with a new catch and handle and rebalanced within about 30 minutes, and the service was provided free of charge to the charity. The review is presented as a customer testimonial and is not an independent assessment by this directory.

Pricing note

The site indicated that a small price increase would take effect on 1 October, with full details on the price page.

In brief

Repair, installation and disposal of household appliances