[Lee55]

Originally Posted by Remo7E

I need a washer and dryer for a new home in Shady Brook. Any recommendations for a place that will deliver and install? Thanks in advance.

MVB in Leesburg.
They sell, deliver, set up and service the appliances.
Competitive pricing also.
Nice to support local businesses.
Call or go see Sonny.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Lee55

MVB in Leesburg.
They sell, deliver, set up and service the appliances.
Competitive pricing also.
Nice to support local businesses.
Call or go see Sonny.

We also support local businesses whenever possible

[Oneiric]

Originally Posted by Remo7E

I need a washer and dryer for a new home in Shady Brook. Any recommendations for a place that will deliver and install? Thanks in advance.

Most modern washers and dryers are pure junk no matter who installs them. After wasting a lot of money over the years, I now will only use Speed Queen washers and dryers. Locally, Ken&Kerrie or De Santis.or check Speed Queen's website.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by Oneiric

Most modern washers and dryers are pure junk no matter who installs them. After wasting a lot of money over the years, I now will only use Speed Queen washers and dryers. Locally, Ken&Kerrie or De Santis.or check Speed Queen's website.

Coincidentally, up north, I was in a small town barber shop. The barber was talking to a regular who, I gleaned, was an appliance installer / repairman. The barber was interested in finding an old used 90's or 00's SpeedQueen. Apparently, they are bulletproof and worth their weight in gold and easily repaired and maintained.

While older quality appliances are always better than new, it spoke highly of SpeedQueens. I remember my old manual Maytag basic washers and dryers lasted for years and years and years, while the Samsung / LG types with their computer controllers and fancy bells and whistles fail at high rates and are essentially 5 year disposable.

[CarlR33]

Originally Posted by Oneiric

Most modern washers and dryers are pure junk no matter who installs them. After wasting a lot of money over the years, I now will only use Speed Queen washers and dryers. Locally, Ken&Kerrie or De Santis.or check Speed Queen's website.

Yep, true statement right there. Our Samsung dryer had issues under warranty and the repair person stated most of this stuff lasts maybe 10 years now. Rollers went at the 5 year mark and I replaced them myself. Dryer element at around 7 year mark and again I replaced that using YouTube video, parts from Amazon and some patience (same process for the rollers).

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by CarlR33

Yep, true statement right there. Our Samsung dryer had issues under warranty and the repair person stated most of this stuff lasts maybe 10 years now. Rollers went at the 5 year mark and I replaced them myself. Dryer element at around 7 year mark and again I replaced that using YouTube video, parts from Amazon and some patience (same process for the rollers).

Our appliance repair guy in Va would say the same thing. Appliances have become way to complicated and do not last as long as modern stuff.

Happily for us he was able to fix our older stuff as he knew where to get parts.