Complete In-Home GE Monogram Repair Service in Franklin Square

Franklin Square is a hamlet in Nassau County, New York. The Census Bureau defines it as a census-designated place (CDP) for statistical purposes. The hamlet is an unincorporated area under the town of Hempstead. It had a population of 31,537 in the 2020 census. The area was originally called Trimming Square and then Washington Square.

What is now Franklin Square was near central Hempstead Plains and was used as grazing land and later farmland by the first white settlers. The southern part of the area included oak and dogwood forests.

In 1643, John Carman and Robert Fordham made a treaty with members of the Matinecock, Massapequa, Mericoke, and Rockaway tribes to purchase about 100 square miles of land, which they intended to start a settlement. They purchased this tract of land, including much of present-day Hempstead and North Hempstead.

In 1790, George Washington passed through the community while touring Long Island. He wrote about the area in his diary, which described it as "entirely treeless except for a few scraggly fruit trees." 

In 1852, Louis Schroeher built a hotel near a tollgate of the Hempstead-Jamaica Turnpike. It attracted many visitors from New York City, including immigrants.

The town's population steadily grew until the sudden intensified surge of suburbanization of Long Island following World War II reached the hamlet. By 1952, farms were replaced by newly built houses full of New York City emigrants.

It is believed that the original name, Trimming Square, reflected the farms that once dominated the area's landscape because local farmers brought many sheep to the area.

The community used Trimming Square between the early 19th century and 1851 until they changed it to Washington Square after the first U.S. President, George Washington. The community's name was later changed in the 1870s when locals established a local post office.

The U.S. Postal Service would not use Washington Square, as they felt there were already too many other places within New York with Washington in their names. Locals ultimately chose the name Franklin Square in honor of Benjamin Franklin.

In February 1929, residents attempted to incorporate their community as the Incorporated Village of Franklin Square. However, the plan was scrapped when the town of Hempstead denied the petition because too few residents were in favor of incorporation.

Today's community of Franklin Square has developed into a modern hamlet with homes lined with high-tech and high-end household appliances, particularly GE Monogram and GE Profile appliances. These modern home appliances help simplify many household chores that usually take hours to complete, such as washing dishes.

But while these appliances provide features that help make chores inconvenient, their advanced technology makes them more difficult to repair than other appliances. Hence, only a certified GE Monogram appliance repair in Franklin Square is qualified to fix them.

GE Monogram Inc Repair is one of the few appliance repair companies trusted to service advanced GE Monogram and GE Profile appliances. Our appliance repair specialists undergo extensive factory training, ensuring they have the expertise and skills to work on all kinds of GE Monogram appliances, no matter the problem.

We offer our services within the zip code 11010, so if you need repairs for your appliances, don't hesitate to hire our repair experts anytime. You can book our services through our convenient online contact form. You can also avail yourself of our GE Monogram appliance repair in Hewlett.