About Northeast Appliance Repair
Appliance repair business listed in Monroe, LA.
The record carries no email address, no year established, no license, no liability insurance, and no certifications. A blank field means the source it was compiled from did not publish that detail — not that the company lacks it. Ask on the phone about anything that matters to your job.
Everything stated about Northeast Appliance Repair on this page comes from that record. The questions further down are general: they apply to any appliance repair company, and they are the quickest way to fill in what this record leaves blank.
Hours
- Opening hours
- Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
Service area
- Monroe
Questions to ask Northeast Appliance Repair before you book
The record states neither a license nor liability insurance for Northeast Appliance Repair. That is not unusual: appliance repair is licensed state by state, and sometimes by city or county, rather than nationally — so a blank field is common even for long-established companies. It does mean these checks matter.
Ask for the license number, then verify it yourself
There is no single national appliance repair license. Requirements are set state by state, and in some places by the city or county, so the only reliable check is the paperwork. Ask which license or registration the company works under, get the number, and confirm it is active with the authority that issued it before you book.
Get proof of liability insurance, not a verbal assurance
A technician works on your water lines, your gas line, and your electrical circuits. Ask for a current certificate of general liability insurance in the company's name and check that the policy is in force on the day of the visit. A company that carries it will send the certificate without hesitating.
Require EPA certification for any sealed-system work
Section 608 of the federal Clean Air Act requires EPA certification for anyone who opens a sealed refrigerant system. That covers refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and wine coolers. If a quote involves recovering, recharging, or brazing refrigerant lines, ask to see the certification before the work starts.
Separate the diagnostic fee from the estimate
Most shops charge a service-call or diagnostic fee to send a technician out, and many credit it toward the repair if you go ahead. Ask what the fee is and whether it is credited, then ask for a written estimate that itemizes parts, labor, and any trip charge before you authorize the job.
Put the warranty term on the estimate
Parts and labor are usually guaranteed for different lengths of time and the terms vary by company, so ask for both in writing rather than assuming. Ask specifically who pays for the return visit if the same fault comes back within the term.
Pay on completion, and keep the itemized invoice
A deposit against a special-order part is normal; a large up-front payment for the whole job is not. Pay the balance once the appliance has been tested in front of you, and keep the itemized invoice — you will need the part number and the labor term for any warranty claim later.
Location
Northeast Appliance Repair lists this address. Many appliance repair companies work out of a van and a yard rather than a shop counter, so call before visiting.
Helpful resources
Appliance blue book
Fix it yourself
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