Opinion: They’re Coming for Your Service Business!
There have been many attempts over the years at creating national service networks, some more successful than others.
Read moreThere have been many attempts over the years at creating national service networks, some more successful than others.
Read more, Eric Chaput has been working in the appliance repair industry for almost 20 years. He first started out by working in his family’s business on the East Coast. But in 2013, Chaput founded Advanced Appliance Repair in his wife’s hometown of Lufkin, Texas.
Read moreThis has been a question since, well, the integration of computers into the service industry.
Today there are a lot of software companies out there selling programs that they say will work great for your business. But the real question is … will they?
Read moreRunning a successful appliance business means you have a lot of moving parts.
You have a brick-and-mortar store to manage; a team you lead and rely on; customer service issues to address; and, in today’s climate, longer lead times and costs to bring in your appliance inventory.
Read moreThe following are helpful tips for any customer service representative taking a repair call. I have found that reviewing these common customer complaints with my team has helped reduce truck rolls for warranty calls that aren’t covered by the manufacturer, and that can be readily resolved through customer education.
Read moreMost BrandSource members have a great deal of passion for the appliance industry, and many wear that passion as a badge of honor. But all may have met their match in Cindy Conrod.
Read moreThere are two reasons why retailers chose not to.
Read moreThe issue of service call pricing is especially pertinent to BrandSource members, of whom more than 80 percent perform their own appliance repairs.
Read moreUnless you are selling a commodity, knowing your cost is fundamental to setting the selling price in every sales transaction.
Read moreWe’ve got two important notices for BrandSource’s servicing dealers. One pertains to Summit; the other, a show of support for two fellow members.
Read moreThe Summit service seminar “Successfully Dealing with Angry Customers and Turning Them into Your Biggest Fans,” presented by BrandSource partner United Appliance Services Association (UASA), was like a master class in how to contend with unhappy shoppers.
Read moreThe Professional Service Association (PSA) will hold its 2021 convention this November in Las Vegas and is offering BrandSource members a reduced rate to attend.
Read moreTwo of BrandSource’s own — Louisiana’s Northeast Appliance Sales & Service and Village Home Stores in Genesco, Ill. — have copped top honors in the Most Professional Servicers (MPS) competition, held each year by the United Appliance Servicers Association (UASA).
Read moreAmazon.com may be muscling into the appliance installation and furniture assembly business.
Read moreJust about every dealer I talk to says the same thing: “I wish I could find another service tech.”
Read moreClass is back in session for Whirlpool’s ServiceMatters University, a quarterly series of online training modules for Whirlpool Authorized servicers.
Read moreI don’t think anyone knew quite what to expect out of BrandSource’s first ever National Service Town Hall Meeting this week, but by all measures it proved to be a rousing success.
Read moreDespite being in what is likely a very demanding new role, Marc Peremans, Whirlpool’s recently appointed Senior Manager of Field Service, took time out of his busy schedule to speak with YourSource News.
Read moreWhether you’re a BrandSource member or not, do yourself a favor and set aside an hour of your time to take part in a special Service Town Hall Meeting.
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