Appliances Plus Audio

My husband and I recently replaced our kitchen appliances. We built our home eleven years ago and used Appliance Plus for everything and they gave us a wonderful package deal. At the time I wanted all GE Profile, which turned out to be a good choice. Over the years my taste and needs have changed and I so wanted to have Kitchen Aide (stainless/​french door fridge/​convection oven). After shopping around for several months at all the big name chains, I realized it was not in our budget and researched other options that would meet my needs. After deciding what we would go with we price compared at three big names and were about to seal the deal. When I asked my husband to stop at Appliance Plus, just to be sure. I reminded him of the first good deal. I also reminded him of the time when our son was an infant and had a stomach bug, which he so generously shared with both of us. Any parent knows that the washer is running none stop. Ours had enough and died. Too sick to shop, or God forbid, go to a laundry mat. We call Appliance Plus, told them what we needed and what we wanted to spend, and 2 hours later had a brand new washer.
My husband took me in and to my surprise they were running a special on Kitchen Aide. Sill a little higher than we wanted to spend I shied away. Than the salesman told my husband that there was a rebate available that was only offer to privately owned dealer. I looked at the paperwork and sure enough the three big names were listed as exclusions. We ended up significantly saving and spending less than what we set out to spend. The next afternoon I had to the kitchen of my dreams delivered.
There is a lot to be said for Mom & Pop stores. I for one am a fan. I like the personal touch that is lost when visiting a warehouse.

In a market where the big box stores dominate, Appliances Plus manages to survive with competitive prices and excellent service.
They don’t carry 20 different brands of ovens or big screen TVs, but they carry most of the big names. While they carry more moderately-​priced brands like Whirlpool, they specialize in the top-​tier brands like Viking and Sub-​Zero, which is why I gave them a «pricey» rating. Their prices are in the ballpark of the rest of the market on everything the sell, so you won’t feel ripped off if you buy here instead of the national chains. They also have a price match guarantee with any competitor.
They service and install what they sell, using their own staff instead of subcontractors. So you’ll feel safe if mom’s the only one home when the new fridge arrives.