Shaphan Hawks Extends Streak to 21 Weeks With 24 Repairs While Alex C Commands 20 Categories
When Shaphan Hawks logged his 24th repair across 16 different categories this week, he wasn't just closing tickets — he was cementing the longest active streak on the platform at 21 consecutive weeks. It's the kind of consistency that defines a season, and this week it positioned him at the center of a three-way battle for platform supremacy.
Alex C took the overall repair lead with 28 jobs, but his real story is breadth: 20 different brand-appliance combinations in a single week. That category-spanning dominance, now sustained across a 9-week streak, makes him the platform's most versatile technician. Meanwhile, David Hair climbed to third overall with 19 repairs, sweeping GE washers with 3 jobs — the single-category high for the week — and claiming GE refrigerators with 2 more. Hair's 11-week streak is quietly building into something formidable.
The week's breakout category wasn't subtle. Maytag washers exploded from 2 jobs last week to 7 this week, a 250% surge that made it the hottest ticket on the board. Hawks led the charge with 4 Maytag washer repairs, while Alex C added 3 as part of a broader Maytag push that spanned washers, dryers, and dishwashers. It was a brand-wide moment, and the two top performers split the spoils.
The washer wars extended beyond Maytag. Whirlpool washers jumped 133% from 3 jobs to 7, with Hawks and Victor Acosta each claiming 2 repairs in a dead heat. Acosta, riding a 3-week streak with 6 total repairs across 6 categories, proved he can match pace with the platform's elite in high-demand categories. Hair's GE washer dominance rounded out a week where washers of every brand drove the volume.
Not every category surged. Electrolux refrigerators dropped 43% from 7 jobs to 4 after last week's 600% spike, though Vasilii Kirillov still led the category with 2 repairs. Kirillov returned from a break to log 10 repairs across 9 categories, leaning heavily into Electrolux refrigerators and premium brands. GE Range quietly returned to the board with 3 repairs after going silent last week, split between Marco Palacios, Kirillov, and Hawks.
Elsewhere, steady hands kept working. Danny Gutierrez logged 2 repairs and 1 installation, maintaining a 12-week streak — the third-longest active run on the platform. Palacios posted 7 repairs across 5 categories on a 4-week streak, including a share of the GE Range revival.
With 106 total jobs logged — 104 repairs, 1 installation, 1 inspection — the platform saw pure repair work dominate. Washer categories across all major brands drove the week's volume, a clear signal that peak laundry season demand has arrived.