Worth Fixing Old Appliances?

[Jader]

I need some opinions here. I’m in Richmond Hill, and I’ve got this old washer that’s been with me for over 12 years. It’s starting to struggle—doesn’t drain properly and sometimes makes a rattling noise. I’m on the fence about whether it’s worth fixing or if it’s time to replace it altogether. Anyone been in the same boat? Did you repair, or was replacing the better call?

[Kalios]

I had an old dryer that I just couldn't let go of, and I was in the same situation. I called Max Appliance Repair to check it out, and honestly, it ended up being totally worth it. They do Richmond Hill appliance repair , and they were super clear about whether it was fixable or not. Turned out, it just needed a new belt and some minor tune-up work, which was way cheaper than buying a whole new unit. Plus, they’ve got all the parts on hand, so the fix was done right away. The tech was honest about what would last and what wouldn’t, which made the decision way easier. If you’re attached to that washer, it might be worth having them take a look—it saved me from spending big on a new one, and I got a few more years out of my dryer!