Beware — this company is not trustworthy.
I had a $1,400 microwave stop working. I run a general contracting business and have a solid understanding of appliance repairs. Initially, I suspected a bad magnetron, but after doing more research (and noticing there was no humming noise), I realized it was unlikely the magnetron and could have been one of several inexpensive components.
To save time, I called this local company. They sent a technician while I was on a jobsite. According to my wife, the technician simply turned the microwave on, did no real troubleshooting, and immediately claimed the “expensive” magnetron was bad. He then sent a $900 repair estimate.
The exact replacement magnetron for my model costs $50 brand-new on Amazon.
I called the company to question the diagnosis, and they gave me several excuses and refused to refund the $90 trip fee.
Knowing the magnetron likely wasn’t the issue, I replaced it myself — and the microwave still didn’t work. In about 20 minutes, I confirmed what the technician should have checked in the first place. I then ordered an additional $40 in parts from Amazon and discovered the real problem: a faulty door switch costing under $20. Total repair time was less than an hour.
Do NOT use this company. They misdiagnosed the issue, attempted to sell a wildly overpriced repair, and refused to make it right.