Appliance Repairs in Baddesley Ensor, the Former Pit Village in CV9 2

The village sits in CV9, and addresses in Baddesley Ensor fall within the CV9 2 sector. That is squarely inside the working area, so there is no boundary to argue about. If your postcode sits right on the edge of the village and you are not certain it counts, read the full thing out when you call and Dean will confirm he covers you before you go any further.

Yes, and a good share of the work in the village is exactly that. The older terraced stock here often means narrow kitchens, solid walls and appliances wedged into a fitted run. Dean checks how the machine actually comes out before anything moves, protects the floor and the units, and puts it back properly rather than leaving you to deal with the mess.

The village is around twelve road miles west northwest of the Nuneaton anchor, which Dean builds into how he plans the day. HH Appliance Repairs works to a fast local response and he will give you a realistic time when you ring rather than a promise that quietly slides. If something overruns, he tells you instead of leaving you waiting.

Electrical cooking appliances only: electric ovens, built in and freestanding electric cookers, ceramic hobs and induction hobs. That covers elements, thermostats, fan motors, door seals, hinges, glass and control boards on all major brands. Anything outside electrical appliances is not taken on, and Dean will tell you that on the phone rather than at your door.

Frequently yes, and it depends on the fault rather than the birthday. Pumps, seals, elements, thermostats and belts are inexpensive parts that keep a sound machine going for years. Dean diagnoses first, then gives you the honest, transparent cost so you can weigh it against buying and fitting a replacement into a Baddesley Ensor kitchen.

Yes. There is a fair amount of let property in the village and it is ordinary work. Once the owner or the agent has agreed the visit, Dean can arrange access directly with the tenant and report back plainly on what was wrong and what he did. The pricing is the same regardless of who settles the invoice.

Dean tells you at the first visit exactly what the part is, what it will cost and roughly how long it should take to come in, then arranges the return trip. Baddesley Ensor is well inside the working area, so coming back to finish a job is routine. Nothing is ordered until you have agreed the price.

Yes, though parking on some of the older streets in the village is tight. When you book, mention where you are in relation to the church or the bowling club and whether there is anywhere sensible to pull in. It saves Dean circling the village and means he gets to your appliance sooner.

The work is repair and servicing of appliances that are already in place. Dean diagnoses the fault, tells you honestly whether it is worth putting right, and does the repair if it is. If a machine in your Baddesley Ensor kitchen genuinely is beyond sensible repair, he will say so plainly instead of taking your money for it.

Call Dean on 07343 054850. Have the make, the model number if you can find it, roughly how old the appliance is, and a description of the fault, including any error code showing. Give him your CV9 postcode and roughly where in the village you are, and he will confirm when he can come out.