A lot of repair sites publish a pricing calculator before they’ve done a single job. The number you see is a guess dressed up as a quote — based on what the shop hopes their costs will be, not what the work actually takes. We’re not going to do that.
Kodiak launches in Edmonton this October. We’re going to run the business, do the work, and track every job — appliance, brand, symptom, labour, parts, install type. After we have real data on the repairs we actually see in Edmonton homes, we’ll build the calculator on those numbers. Not before.
Until then, our pricing page has the honest version: labour ranges by repair size, the service-call fee, and how parts are quoted separately. Your firm quote comes from your tech after diagnosis — before any work begins.