Action Appliance Repair Danbury Increases Staff to Meet Demand

In many cases appliance repair makes economical sense over buying new appliances

 

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics the demand for appliance repair technicians has grown. This trend leads to job opportunities for qualified appliance service experts. Action Appliance Repair Danbury meets the growing demand by hiring only the best service technicians.

“Many people seek jobs that are easy to do as they choose one with a better working environment than the appliance repair business,” said owner, Jay Miskin. “Appliance technology is advancing rapidly in complexity so I need to hire and train more qualified appliance repair technicians to better serve my customers.”

There was a time when consumers would replace old appliances as the warranties expire rather than having them repaired. Though new models are built to last longer and work more efficiently, they are also more expensive. This trend has led people to seek quality appliance repair technicians and look into maintenance contracts. Visit http://www.actionpro.com to learn more.

Even during tough economic times employment remains stable with the demand for appliance repair providers remaining constant. In addition to new jobs being available, there will be opportunities to fill spots vacated by retirees or workers who relocate.

With the decrease in manufacturer sponsored training programs, the number of home appliance repair techs that are self-employed will decrease. These training programs are usually offered to larger companies, making it difficult for the self-employed guys or small companies to compete. “The best way to stay up to date on improvements and advances is to work for a larger company,” said Miskin. “As this trend continues, it is projected that employment with large companies will increase as the small shops fade away.”

There is a growing demand for competent appliance repair technicians and Action Appliance Repair will only hire the best. All technicians must pass a background check and they will be drug tested. Technicians are expected to provide honest and reliable service, show up on-time, in uniform, with a fully stocked van ready to exceed customer expectations with 110% satisfaction. Visit http://www.appliancerepairdanbury.com/ to learn more.

About Action Appliance Repair: Action Appliance Repair has served Connecticut since the family started the company in 1961. All appliance repair service is backed by a FIVE YEAR Warranty. Service technicians carry the largest stock of appliance parts on their service vans so they can provide same-day appliance service for all brands, makes and models. Combining advanced technology with old-fashioned customer service, Action Appliance Repair provides a more positive experience with a quick solution to home appliance problems.

There is an Easier way to Find a Danbury Appliance Repair Man

Frustration mounts for the frustrated mom facing a broken washing machine full of wet, soapy clothes when she calls an appliance repair company and is greeted by a computerized voice

 

Appliances will only break down while they are being used, often in the middle of a task. This situation alone causes frustration and anxiety. When Mom noticed the washer stopped she knew it couldn’t be finished. She opened the lid and saw the wet, soapy mess, closed it and fiddled with the knob to try getting it started again. No luck. She would have to try to find an appliance repair service.

Appliances work hard every day as people take them for granted. It’s when they break down that we discover just how much we count on our appliances to function. Jay Miskin, owner of Action Appliance Repair understands the frustration caused by broken down appliances. Some of his customers have told him about their experience when calling other appliance repair companies for service.

One called a local handyman who claimed to be capable of fixing anything automatic or electronic advertised on CraigsList. He had no company name, no logo on his beat-up work van and no uniform. He wasn’t licensed or insured. This service call ended very badly.

Another customer tried calling the store where the appliance was purchased because it was less than six months old. Though they are obligated to fix the problem, their resources were quite limited. The best advice they had to offer was to have the customer contact the manufacturer.

Calling the appliance manufacturer hoping they would send a qualified technician right away was a waste of time. Their anxiety level increased as their call was answered by an automated system of computer prompts, instructing them to press one for this and two for that. Unfortunately they were not one of the lucky ones to reach a human voice as they heard the distinct “click” indicating the call had been disconnected.

Area residents who call Action Appliance Repair Danbury are greeted by a professional service representative who listens to their needs and schedules convenient service. Their superior customer service record is evidence that consumers can rely on Action Appliance Repair for a quick solution.

Jay Miskin, owner of Action Appliance Repair services all of Connecticut and the Springfield, Massachusetts area. Action Appliance Repair offers service today with a 5-year pro-rated warranty on parts and 110% customer satisfaction. They service all brands, makes and models and keep OEM parts in stock. Their professional appliance repair technicians drive clearly marked vehicles and arrive in uniform with shoe covers to protect the customer’s home. Learn more at http://www.actionpro.com

About Action Appliance Repair: Action Appliance Repair has served Connecticut since the family started the company in 1961. All appliance repair service is backed by a FIVE YEAR Warranty. Service technicians carry the largest stock of appliance parts on their service vans so they can provide same-day appliance service for all brands, makes and models. Combining advanced technology with old-fashioned customer service, Action Appliance Repair provides a more positive experience with a quick solution to home appliance problems.

The Danbury Appliance Repair Man is Just a Click Away

Schedule appliance repair service online and a technician will call within 20 minutes to schedule an appointment

Area residents are fortunate to have the Action Appliance Repair Danbury Service at their beck and call. Sure, they could find a handyman or jack-of-all-trades to “take a look” at it, but is it really worth the risk?

According to Jay Miskin, owner of Action Appliance Repair, consumers deserve better than that. In addition, only the licensed, insured, certified Appliance Repair service deserves their business.

Action Appliance Repair Danbury is licensed, insured and certified to repair most makes and models of home appliances. The Secretary of State can verify that they are a registered business. Service providers who go into people’s homes should carry adequate liability, workers compensation and vehicle insurance. If an uninsured service provider is hurt in a customer’s home, the home owner could be held liable.

Jay Miskin and all Action Appliance Repair Danbury technicians keep up to date on new technologies with continuing education classes in the appliance repair industry. They are drug tested and must pass a background check to be part of the Action Appliance Repair team.

Customers who call Action Appliance Repair enjoy good old-fashioned customer service with a live rep answering the phone. Appliance repair service can also be scheduled online with a technician calling within 20 minutes of the request.

When the appliance repair technician arrives, in uniform, driving a clearly labeled van, the customer has no doubt about who is knocking at the door. The friendly, clean-cut professional has no problem putting them at ease.

Action Appliance Repair provides emergency appliance repair service in Connecticut and Springfield, MA. Visit http://www.actionpro.com to learn more.

About Action Appliance Repair: Action Appliance Repair has served Connecticut since the family started the company in 1961. All appliance repair service is backed by a FIVE YEAR Warranty. Service technicians carry the largest stock of appliance parts on their service vans so they can provide same-day appliance service for all brands, makes and models. Combining advanced technology with old-fashioned customer service, Action Appliance Repair provides a more positive experience with a quick solution to home appliance problems.

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Appliance Repair Danbury Interesting Facts About Your Town

Thank you for joining A Action Appliance Repair llc. in our Danbury community. We will be here for you, day and night, or whenever you need help to fix all brands, makes and models of your appliances including; Bosch, Asko, Subzero, GE, Maytag, Amana, Sears, Kenmore, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, and many more. You will love our 5 year warranty, clean cut professional staff and discount coupons. Our live customer care operators are waiting to answer your questions. Please ask about our VIP Club, 110% customer satisfaction policy, flexible scheduling and free checkup on additional appliances. We thank you in advance and promise to give you the very best service on your appliance whether it is your washer, dryer, range, refrigerator, disposer, or trash compactor.  We fix it all and do it better!  

Action appliance repair has been servicing Connecticut since our family started the company in 1961.  We would like to share with you some interesting history and facts about our town.  Please enjoy this information and contact us when ever you may need us.  Please ask one of your neighbors or friends about our service, the chances are we have serviced one or more people that you know!

Households Serviced by Action Appliance 2010:  In Fairfield County Action Appliance has service 1,090 of your neighbors!

Town Events:  For town events including The Danbury Whalers, visit The City Center at Danbury Community Network.

History: Danbury rose from the purchase of the land by Samuel Benedict from the Pahquioque Native Americans.  The Pahquioque called the land "Paquiack", which means open plain or cleared land.  Named Swampfield by its original residents, Danbury was first settled by colonists in 1685, named in Oct. 1687, incorporated as a town in 1702 and became a city in 1889.  Danbury’s humble beginnings started when eight families moved to the area from the area that is now Norwalk and Stamford.  Settled, 1685; named, Oct., 1687, Inc., town, May, 1702; city, 1889. Town and city consolidated, Jan. 1, 1965.  Nicknamed Hat City, Danbury used to be a center of the hat industry, at one point producing 25% of America's hats.

Danbury was an important military supply depot for the Continental Army during the American Revolution.  The British, under Major General William Tryon, burned and looted the city On April 26–27, 1777. In 1802, Thomas Jefferson wrote a letter to the Danbury Baptist Association, in which he used the expression "Separation of Church and State". It is the first known instance of the expression and the letter is on display at the Unitarian-Universalist Congregation of Danbury. During the second World War,

Danbury's prison was used for the incarceration of conscientious objectors During WWII. Prisons like Danbury found themselves suddenly filled with large numbers of highly educated men skilled in social activism. Due to the activism of inmates within the prison, Danbury became one of the nation's first prisons to desegregate its inmates.

Geography:  According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 44.3 square miles of which, 2.2 square miles of it (4.94%) is water. Connecticut's largest lake, was artificially created in 1929 where Wood Creek and the Rocky River meet near the Housatonic River. The lake is operated as a hydroelectric power facility.

Demographics:  The U.S. Census Bureau estimated the city's population at 78,736 as of July 2005.  Danbury has grown from a population of 1,527 in 1746 to an estimated 79,743 in 2009.  The median income for a family was $61,899, the median income for a household in the city was $53,664 and the per capita income for the city was $24,500.

Arts, Science and Cultural Attractions:  Historical sites, cultural and musical options abound in Danbury.  Museums include the Danbury Museum and Historical Society, Danbury Railway Museum and Military Museum of Southern New England.  There are many sites on the National Register of Historic Places such as the Ball and Roller Bearing Company, Charles Ives House, Hearthstone, John Rider House and many more.  Music lovers have a wide selection including the Danbury Symphony Orchestra, Danbury Concert Chorus and the Danbury Community Orchestra.  

Famous Residents, past and present: The American General David Wooster was mortally wounded near the city of Ridgefield, Connecticut is buried in Danbury's Wooster Cemetery.  Marian Anderson (1897-1993), acclaimed to be one of the greatest contraltos of the Twentieth century, was in residence at Marianna Farm until 1992.  Famed composer Charles Everett Ives (1874-1954) was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for the Third Symphony he had written.  Current residents include singer Tracy Chapman, Fox television anchor Neil Cavuto and voice actor, announcer, emcee Don Morrow.

Infamous Residents and Trivia: In the Danbury Hatters' case of 1902, the American Federation of Labor union called for a nationwide boycott of a non-union hat manufacturer, Dietrich Loewe, in Danbury. The manufacturer sued the union and the U.S. Supreme Court held that the union was liable for damages in 1908.

Once a men’s prison, Danbury is also the site of a low-security women's prison, the Danbury Federal Correctional Institute. Notable ex-prisoners include George Jung (cocaine dealer who the film Blow was based on), Unification Church leader the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, and hotel magnate Leona Helmsley and James Michael Curley, mayor of Boston from 1945–1949 spent five months after he was convicted of official misconduct. Both Martha Stewart (incarcerated in West Virginia) and female rap star Lil' Kim requested that their prison terms be served at Danbury Federal Correctional Institute due to its proximity to their New York City homes. However, their requests were denied due to the media attention.

Politicians: Danbury’s current mayor is Mark D Boughton.  Danbury has one state senator, Michael McLachlan and is represented in the United States Congress by U.S. Rep. Chris Murphy.

External Links: ·  City of Danbury

·  City of Danbury Common Council

·  Danbury Chamber of Commerce

·  Danbury Historical Society

·  Danbury Hospital, at 24 Hospital Avenue, has 371 beds.

·  Danbury Ice Arena

·  Danbury Public Library

·  Danbury Public Schools

·  Danbury Community Network

·  Student Guide to Danbury

·  German Language School of Danbury German school in Western CT

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