How ASL Found a Local Handyman for Her Washing Machine Job
ASL used ServiceSeeking.com.au to find a local handyman for a washing machine installation, using reviews and pricing to make her choice.
When ASL needed a different front loader installed at her home in Bulleen, VIC, she looked for a local handyman who could do the job without making it more complicated than it needed to be.
She posted the job on ServiceSeeking.com.au, asking for her existing washing machine to be uninstalled and another front loader installed in its place. She said using the platform was better than other ways of finding local businesses because she was specifically looking for someone nearby to handle the task.
Options came in quickly. ASL received quick responses from several handy-people, giving her a group of businesses to consider instead of searching for them individually.
“The reviews section is very useful. I based my decision on this mainly, and the price point.”
She ultimately hired Eray of Four E Diners, whose approach made a good first impression. ASL said she liked their can-do attitude, professionalism and ability to communicate clearly. They listened to what she needed and appeared confident in handling the work.
That impression carried through once the job was underway. After the washing machine was replaced, ASL described her experience with Eray and the team as positive from the beginning.
“I was well pleased on meeting Four-E-Diners from the get-go. Their service attitude is professional and can-do. They were thorough, helpful and genuinely lovely ppl.”
Her review of the business echoed those comments:
“Eray and Nie are a capable, can-do, competent duo who work efficiently and confidently. Communication beforehand was responsive, and it was a pleasure to have the job completed in one day. Thank you! Much appreciated.”
For ASL, having several quick responses to choose from made it easier to compare options, while customer reviews gave her another way to assess the businesses before deciding. The completed job then reinforced her initial choice.
It was her first time using ServiceSeeking.com.au, but ASL said she would recommend the platform to others in future.
