Glenn Lewis | Source | President at Mr. Appliance a Neighborly® company

Glenn Lewis

President at Mr. Appliance a Neighborly® company and 2 other companies
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Glenn Lewis was named president of Mr. Appliance, North America’s leading appliance repair franchise providing customers with full-service residential and light commercial appliance repair, in May 2024. He is responsible for the overall leadership and growth of Mr. Appliance throughout the US and Canada.

Glenn is a remarkable business leader with a long history working in franchising and operations. He joined Neighborly in 2013 and has held various roles including Director of Business Development for Mr. Electric and Vice President of Operations for Dwyer Service Solutions before joining the Mr. Appliance brand in 2016 as a Franchise Consultant and becoming Vice of Operations for the brand in 2017. Since joining the Mr. Appliance team, Glenn has made a profound impact on the team and system, especially in training enhancements for the brand.

Before Neighborly, Glenn served as Executive Vice President at The Décor Group in Lubbock, Texas.

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  • "Top load washers are the traditional style, where you load clothes from the top. They have either an agitator or an impeller to move the clothes through water and detergent. These machines are great for their convenience—easier to load and unload, especially if you have trouble bending over. They generally complete cycles faster, but they tend to use more water and energy compared to front load machines. "A wash dry combo machine is an all-in-one unit that washes and dries clothes. It’s perfect for small spaces where you can't fit both a washer and a dryer. However, the drying process in these machines, often using a ventless system, can take longer compared to traditional dryers. They're convenient, but might not dry large loads as efficiently as separate units."

    How to choose a washing machine—according to experts | Top Ten Reviews

  • “Overloading your appliances is a common mistake that some homeowners make, as this puts a strain on all the moving parts of an appliance and makes them wear out faster. Try cable labels to keep track of which appliances you have plugged in."

    Repairmen say you're damaging your home if you aren't doing these simple things | Mic

  • “Regular cleaning is a great way to extend the life span of your appliances. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance, do regular inspections and address small issues quickly before they become big problems.”

    Homeowners say new appliances are getting worse | USA Today

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  • How To Clean A Dishwasher, According To Experts | Forbes

    But just how often should we be cleaning our dishwashers? According to Glenn Lewis, president of Mr. Appliance, “A good rule of thumb is once a month. If you don’t use it that often, it keeps the water in the sump [the part that pumps water into the drain hose] fresh. If you use it a lot, you might consider twice a month just so there’s no build-up."

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  • Survey: Americans Say Home Appliance Quality Has Declined | USA Today

    “Regular cleaning is a great way to extend the life span of your appliances,” said Glenn Lewis, president of Mr. Appliance, A Neighborly Company. “Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance, do regular inspections and address small issues quickly before they become big problems.”

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  • Should you repair or replace your washing machine? | Tom's Guide

    When should you repair your washing machine? The exact answer to when it makes sense to repair your washing machine varies from situation to situation. “The first thing to ask yourself is, do you like the machine, and does it do what you need it to do?” says Glenn Lewis, president of Mr. Appliance, a Neighborly company. “If the answer to those two questions is yes, then it’s worth having a service professional do a complete diagnostic on your washer.”

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