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Curt's Appliance Service
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We were ready to give our old Asko washer up for dead, and even tho Curt doesn't work on Askos any more, he made an exception and had ours working after a brief affordable service call. We left a message Monday morning; he returned the call within hours and set up an appointment first thing Tuesday.\r
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Curt was prompt, courteous, friendly and professional. (And we are not neighbors, old friends or relatives!) \r
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Possibly the frustrated reviewer called at the height of summer? We are very lucky to have ANY real mom and pop businesses and local trades-people-- especially one as experienced as Curt. Because they don't have corporate teams or secretarial back-up, it can be hard for them to cope when the town population increases ten-fold.
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