Sears
Braintree, MA 02184 781-356-6000
| Checkbook's Top Rating | |
|---|---|
| Quality | NO |
| Price | NO |
- 20 ratings
- 44% gave a "superior" overall rating
- - Prices 2% lower than average
- Compare 76 nearby appliance stores
- "I found the appliance to be a great deal for the price and maker"
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Appliance Stores Articles
Where to Buy Appliances
Finding the right appliance, buying it, and getting it delivered and installed without hassles can be an aggravating experience. Fortunately, some area stores serve their customers well, and you don’t have to pay more to get this kind of treatment.
How to Get the Best Deal on Appliances
You want sound buying advice, careful and prompt delivery, and a trouble-free install—but you don’t want to pay a steep price for them. Fortunately, you don’t have to.
Kitchen Appliance Trends
Kitchen appliances continue to evolve due to new tech and changing styles—and because manufacturers and retailers need reasons to convince you to replace perfectly functional units.
Should You Buy Appliances Online?
Buying appliances online doesn’t always produce significant savings, particularly when you add in installation costs. Along with a possible lack of a price advantage, buying appliances online presents several other disadvantages.
Don’t Buy Extended Warranites for Appliances
If you’re a regular Checkbook reader, you already know where we stand on extended warranties (also referred to as “protection plans”).
Avoiding Common Headaches When Buying Appliances
The following tips will help you avoid the most common appliance-buying pitfalls.
The Great Gas Stove Debate: Why Consumers Are Being Pushed to Switch to All-Electric Cooking
Many states and municipalities have passed or are considering laws that ban gas hookups for new building projects and major renovations. While many consumers prefer gas stoves, there are good reasons to consider switching to electric.
Considering Energy Efficiency When Shopping for Appliances
“Is your refrigerator running?” is no longer the question. Instead, it’s “How much energy is it using?”
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