Many, many thanks!!! to all of you who have sent recommendations of appliance repair people. While I make a few calls, I thought the full list might be of help to others too. jai 1. We use a company called Appliance Service Center 412-381-0400. Brandi, C A Properties 2. We have used Appliance Warehouse in South Side for all of our rental properties. They respond promptly and their prices have been reasonable to date. Their number is 381-8800. Hope that this is helpful. You are welcome to tell them that we have sent you to them. We have been their customers for about 2 years. Dana Smith Director of Operations Friendship Development Associates, Inc. 3. We use A-1 Service Co. for our washer and dryer. They do washers,dryers, ranges and dishwashers, Their phone # is 412-271-6108. We have had no reason to call them in 2-3 years. Good Luck. Jacqueline Brown 4. Don of Able Appliance 412/734-2253. He's repaired our appliance over the years and is very knowledgeable, responsive and reasonably priced. Good luck, Marcie 5. The most wonderful repair person in the world is Mr Bob Woods, his phone number is 412.243.5500 Lisa 6. I have had excellent luck with this guy below. My sister uses him, and he was recommended by a friend. I can't understand him, but he does great work. -jean The sticker on our dryer says "Appliance Service -- 412-531-0402, or 412-922-9790." Mary and I recall that the last person to repair our dryer was competent and prompt (plus, he came on a Saturday), although apparently not a native English speaker. Unfortunately, I can't match this name or phone numbers with any of the appliance repair shops in the current yellow pages. 7. I was very pleased with a man named Bob Woods. 412-243-5500. He fixed my dryer--hard worker, reasonable, and friendly. Doug Khorey 8. I've got the perfect guy for you. His name is Chuck Bieri and his number is 412-377-0372. He's an independent repairman and has repaired a number of washers and dryers for me. He's honest, and will respond quickly. Just a heads up that his speech is slow and jerky--a symptom of a past stroke. Don't mistake that for being slow in any other way, he's very sharp. David DeLong 9. Jim Wadding 412-421-2368