AAA TV REPAIR

Llam y no me contestaron y llam como tres veces
Dec 28th, 2023

One star because I believe he lied to me , charged 40 dollars to diagnose then 75 to supposedly fix but didnt do anything. I drop of the tv and a few days later he said he fixed it, he said he had to solder something that broke inside the tv so I take the tv home and a day later it starts doing the same thing so I dropped it off again and he said he fixed it once more. Well guess what a few days later again its doing the same issue so he offers me a full refund which is fair because he didnt fix it but when I show up to get the refund he says he has to keep the 40 dollars because he inspected it. Sure whatever so at this point I have nothing to lose and I open the tv myself and guess what ? He didnt solder anything or even open it. The money wasnt the issue it was the fact that he lied and wasted my time for a few days driving back and fourth. I do not recommend this place. Nice guy but he could have been honest I included pictures of both boards untouched
Sep 22nd, 2023

My 75 inch Sony TV died after just two years of limited use.  I wouldn't recommend a Sony TV to anyone, it sounds like it's all made in China now with poor material according to Bruce and another guy I spoke to.Nevertheless, before calling Bruce, I called the "TV Doctor" - who is another "local" TV repair guy and the "TV Doctor" after immediately hearing what type of TV it was said the TV could not be fixed and I may as well throw it away.  It was sad to hear, but considering the "TV Doctor" was an ex-employee of Sony and sounded a bit disgruntled - I thought I would try one more place before throwing away the TV.I called Bruce at Aaa TV repair after seeing the strong reviews on Yelp and he said "I don't like to give up that easily...I think I might have a part in stock that might fix the problem."Bruce charged $75 to come out and immediately got to work a day after originally calling him.  He checked a few of the electronic boards on the back of the TV and eventually decided to swap out the mainboard with a new board (I assume new, but who knows) and sure enough the TV powered on - and as good as new.Then comes the awkward part - "so how much is this going to cost me, Bruce?"  $350 for the part, $175 for labor = $525 out the door.Fair price considering a new TV of that size was going to cost me $2,500.  (I'm sure something Bruce knows).Sure, I might have been able to find the part cheaper online, but who knows if I could have installed properly or if the part would have worked.I was content paying the bill knowing it's nice to have a resource like Bruce in the area.  The only way these resources stay available is if we support their business.Thank you, Bruce.  I hope I don't have to call you again, but if I do - I know you are my best shot at getting it fixed!
Nov 2nd, 2022

Our TV stopped turning on and we were able to get someone from AAA TV Repair to come to our house for the repair the same day. He was extremely friendly and he fixed our TV within an hour. Great rates and great customer service. What more could you ask for?
Aug 19th, 2022

This place is a scam. The tech came out the same day I called, took the $75 fee to inspect the TV, write up the estimate and now won't return calls or texts.Only the 661 number seems to be in service.
May 9th, 2022