Shaphan Hawks Logs 18 Repairs While Vasilii Kirillov Tackles 10 Categories
When the week's leaderboard settles around a three-way tie and nobody tops three jobs in any single category, you know you're watching a platform in full distribution mode. The week of May 18–25, 2026 brought exactly that: 42 total jobs—40 repairs, 1 maintenance, and 1 installation—scattered across 21 brand-appliance combinations like seeds on the wind.
At the top, Shaphan Hawks of ASAP Appliance Repair logged 18 repairs across eight categories, holding his position as the platform's most active technician and extending his streak to 10 consecutive weeks. But the real story this period belongs to Vasilii Kirillov of SET Appliance, who completed 10 repairs spanning 10 different brand-appliance combinations—from GE Refrigerators to Samsung Dryers to Electrolux washers. That kind of versatility, all while maintaining a 25-week active streak, is rare air.
Meanwhile, Marco Palacios of El Marco Appliance Service quietly extended the platform's longest active streak to 37 consecutive weeks with 4 repairs, all in GE and LG laundry equipment. Consistency has a name, and it's Palacios.
The week's most intriguing subplot unfolded in GE repairs, where Hawks, Palacios, and Kirillov each logged exactly 3 jobs. Hawks took dishwashers—2 of them—and 1 washer. Palacios focused on laundry with 2 washers and 1 dryer. Kirillov claimed 2 refrigerators and 1 microwave. Same brand, same count, entirely different lanes.
Samsung Refrigerators made a comeback after going silent last period, returning with 3 repairs split evenly among Anthony Moya, Vasilii Kirillov, and Shaphan Hawks. GE Dishwashers and Refrigerators also resurfaced after dormant weeks, each posting 2 repairs. Hawks swept both GE Dishwasher jobs, while Kirillov led the GE Refrigerator category.
And speaking of Moya: the Anthony Appliance Repair technician logged 3 repairs across Samsung Refrigerators, Samsung Dryers, and LG Refrigerators—his first appearance on the leaderboard in 2026.
No single category topped 3 repairs this week, marking one of the most distributed weeks on record. With work spread thin and no single technician claiming more than 18 repairs, next week could bring a significant shake-up if volume concentrates in any specialist's sweet spot.