Washers
Drain, fill, spin and door-latch problems on front-load and top-load machines.
$89 diagnostic
Repairs & prices
Keep the useful things going.
Start with an $89 diagnostic visit for one appliance. We provide a written repair price before parts are ordered or work begins.
What we repair
Dryers
Drums that won’t turn, interrupted cycles and machines that no longer heat as expected.
$89 diagnostic
Refrigerators
Cooling changes, water leaks and ice-maker faults. Note when the problem started.
$89 diagnostic
Ovens
Heating, ignition, controls and door problems in household ovens and ranges.
$89 diagnostic
Dishwashers
Drainage, leaks, door seals and cycles that leave dishes unfinished.
$89 diagnostic
Residential appliances only. We confirm model and parts support before the visit. Commercial equipment and sealed-system refrigeration work are outside our scope.
The math, up front
The fee comes
off the repair.
The $89 fee covers diagnosis of one appliance. It is credited in full toward the approved repair on that same appliance, including a return visit for an ordered part.
Example: A $260 total repair with $89 already paid leaves $171 due. The diagnostic fee is not added again.
If you decline the repair, the $89 diagnostic fee is all you owe. A second appliance needs its own diagnostic visit and fee.
Parts & timing
A part can mean a second visit.
Allow 45–60 minutes for diagnosis. A repair using a part already on the van may be completed during that visit, with your approval and enough time.
Most stocked supplier parts arrive in 3–7 business days after you approve the quote. Special-order or backordered parts can take 2–4 weeks or longer. We share the supplier’s estimate before ordering and update you if it changes.
Once the part arrives, we agree on a time to return. Delivery estimates are not repair dates. The written quote includes the return labor and the $89 credit.
Before we come over
What if a repair is not worth it?
We explain the fault, parts availability and full repair price so you can compare it with replacement. You can stop after diagnosis and pay only $89.
How should I prepare?
Clear a path to the appliance and have its model number ready if you can reach the label normally. Leave heavy appliances in place; you do not need to remove panels or move a stacked unit.
Let’s find the fault first.
Choose the appliance, then tell us what happens when you use it.