Appliance Repair Services for Every Kitchen and Laundry Room

We repair 15 types of appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, and microwaves. We also fix freezers, ice makers, cooktops, disposals, wine coolers, range hoods, combo units, and commercial equipment. Every type has its own page on this site.

Use the symptom guide on this page. Find what you see, like warm food or water on the floor, and tap the matching repair type. Still not sure? Call us. Describe the problem in your own words and we will point you to the right repair.

Yes. We work on gas and electric ovens, ranges, cooktops, and dryers. Gas appliances get extra safety checks. If you ever smell gas, leave the home and call 911 or your gas company before you call us.

Yes. Premium names like Sub Zero, Wolf, Viking, and Thermador are on our list. These units often have special parts and control boards, so tell us the model number when you call.

It can. Some manufacturer warranties have rules about who may repair the appliance. Check your warranty papers first, or ask us when you call. We are an independent service and are not tied to any brand.

Many common problems are simple. A worn door seal, a bad igniter, a loose belt, a clogged filter, or a blocked vent can often be handled in one visit. Bigger parts, like compressors or control boards, can take longer.

Yes. Renters and landlords both call us. If you rent, check with your landlord first, since many leases say who pays for appliance repair. We can talk through the problem and the price with either of you.

Keep the appliance type, the brand, and the model number handy. The sticker is usually inside the door frame or on the back panel. Mention anything you hear or see, including display codes, so we can prepare for the visit. Not sure we reach your street? See appliance repair near me for the cities we cover.

Often, yes. Tell us about both when you call so we can plan enough time. We explain the price for each repair before any work starts, so you can choose to fix one, both, or neither.

We help shops, restaurants, and offices with coolers, freezers, ice machines, ovens, and other kitchen equipment. Downtime costs a business money, so we move fast. Read more on our commercial appliance repair page.

Most home appliances have no strict schedule, but small habits help. Clean the dryer vent every year, vacuum the fridge coils twice a year, and rinse the dishwasher filter often. If an appliance acts strange, call before it fails.

We focus on repair. If your appliance is too old or too costly to fix, we will tell you honestly. A simple rule helps: if the repair costs more than half the price of a new one and the unit is near 10 years old, replacing it may make sense.