Matapara

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  • Total: 0    Avg: (0)
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  • Total: 12    Avg: (3.8)
  • 144 Queens Dr, Lower Hutt 5010, New Zealand
  • 04-569 9949,

The appliance repair companies are friendly and quick to get in touch. They provide fair pricing.  They are efficient, professional, qualified repairers having lots of years in the appliance repair sector. The repair companies will tackle many types of domestic appliance including fridges , freezers, washers, dryers and cookers.

They will work on all types of appliances and will hope to repair the problem on the first visit.  The appliance repair services have a good reputation in the Matapara so you can rely on them to offer a good repair job.

We know how you will have a range of options for whiteware repair companies but we aim to please. As a result people can rely upon us to do the repair work accurately getting your whiteware working once more. If you have domestic appliance problems near Matapara call today.

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