Appliances We Repair
Pick the machine that has stopped working. Each page covers the symptoms, the parts that fail and what the repair usually costs.
Refrigerator Repair
A refrigerator that stops holding temperature is the one failure that costs you money by the hour, which is why we treat these as same-day calls.
Freezer Repair
A failing freezer is a deadline. Once the cabinet climbs above zero you have hours, not days, to save what is inside.
Ice Maker Repair
The ice maker is the single most failure-prone assembly in a modern refrigerator, and it is very often repairable on its own without touching the rest of the unit.
Washing Machine Repair
A washer that will not drain leaves a drum full of standing water and a laundry room you cannot use, so we schedule these as same-day whenever we can.
Dryer Repair
A dryer that tumbles but blows cold is our most common laundry call, and it is usually a part worth replacing rather than a machine worth replacing.
Dishwasher Repair
Dishwasher faults arrive quietly. Because the machine sits under a counter against finished flooring, a slow leak can damage far more than the appliance.
Oven Repair
This covers built-in and wall ovens: the units set into cabinetry with no cooktop attached. If yours is a freestanding unit with burners on top, see range repair.
Range Repair
A range combines an oven below with a cooktop above. Because both share one control board and one supply, it can fail in ways a separate oven or cooktop cannot.
Cooktop and Stove Repair
This covers the cooking surface itself, whether it is a drop-in cooktop set into a counter or the burner top of a freestanding unit.
Microwave Repair
Countertop microwaves are usually cheaper to replace than repair, and we will say so. Where repair pays is the built-in and over-the-range units matched to your cabinetry.
Wine and Beverage Cooler Repair
Wine coolers fail differently from refrigerators: they run on tighter temperature bands, and a few degrees of drift is a real problem rather than an inconvenience.