Alex C Smashes Through 500 Repairs as Hawks' Streak Hits 30 Weeks
For the week of October 5 to October 12, 2026, the platform's history gained a new landmark and a new endurance record. Alex C of Integrity Services crossed 500 lifetime repairs, going from 490 before the week began to 531 by its end. Every one of those 531 jobs is a repair. The achievement stands out more when you look at how quickly it was built. Alex's first job was on June 8, and monthly volume has run 93, 133, 117, and then 140 in September, with 48 already logged in October.
That surge puts Alex second on the all-time repair board, but the leader is still well ahead. Shaphan Hawks of ASAP Appliance Repair holds first place with 641 repairs since his first job on March 18, leaving Alex 110 behind. Hawks' own trajectory is a story of steady climbing: 36 jobs in March, then 129 in August and 125 in September, with 44 so far in October. Third place belongs to Vasilii Kirillov of SET Appliance with 347 repairs, followed by Danny Gutierrez at 290 and Justin Nunn at 278.
Consistency may be the bigger story this week. Hawks has now logged jobs in 30 consecutive weeks, up from 29 last week. The streak is still active, and it is also the longest of his career. Danny Gutierrez of Home Hire is on a 21-week active streak, but his personal best is 35 weeks, so he is chasing his own record. Alex C has a 19-week active streak, which is a personal best. Marco Palacios holds a 38-week career best and is at 13 now.
The long-term category trends add more texture. GE washer jobs grew from 10 in June to 27 in August and 24 in September, which is more than double in three months. Samsung refrigerators tell a different story. They peaked at 27 jobs in January, then ran 17, 22, 24, and 17 from June to September. Volume is steadier than it was early in the year.
Two names are worth watching as the season continues. Victor Acosta of Tammy's Appliance Repair has a 12-week active streak and 124 platform jobs, 115 of them repairs. His monthly volume rose from 14 in June to 44 in September. Nick Harko of Good Tech Appliance is on an 11-week streak, his personal best, and sits tenth on the all-time repair board with 147.
With 110 repairs between first and second, the next few weeks will show whether Alex C can keep closing the gap on Hawks. Both streaks are still alive, and that makes the chase worth following.