We repair all major household appliances! Our appliance repair experts can fix refrigerators, freezers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers, garbage disposals, washers, and dryers.

In our experience, most major household appliances should last between 10 and 20 years. Additionally, according to Bob Vila, if appliance repair will cost more than 50% of the price of a replacement, it may be better to buy a newer model. However, this 50% rule also depends on the age of the appliance. If you've only had the appliance for a few years and your warranty has just ended, it’s likely more economical to invest in repairs.

Repairing your appliance may not only be less costly for you but it is also better for the planet! The Environmental Protection Agency reported that 5.3 million tons of waste was generated from large appliances in 2018, with 2.1 million tons ending up in landfills.

This depends on the warranty that came with the appliance or any extended warranties you may have purchased. If your appliance is still under warranty, then you will need to call the manufacturer and see what service centers they work with in your area.

However, if the unit is not under warranty, then you do not have to use an authorized service center. In most cases, a local repair company will be able to respond to your service needs a lot quicker. Whether you need oven, washer, or stove repair, our team at At Your Service Appliance Repair is eager to assist!

Many people jump to the conclusion that if their refrigerator is not cooling properly the compressor must be bad. The truth is that many property owners have paid thousands of dollars for new appliances when that was not the issue at all.

A lot of the signs of a bad compressor can also indicate other issues. For example, the unit may not be cooling properly, it may be making an unusual noise, or it may feel like it is overheating. These issues can also be caused by an evaporator fan, a defective thermostat, a faulty overload relay, or another problematic component.

It is usually more cost-effective to call an expert in refrigerator repair when it comes to these problems!

The drain tube on your washing machine could be clogged with food or other debris. Alternatively, the drain hose could be kinked or otherwise hindered. This can also be caused by a clogged filter or drain basket. For proper dishwasher repair services, get in touch with our team at At Your Service Appliance Repair.

Some of the most common issues that can be causing this are:

- A broken drive belt: The drive belt wraps around the drum and spins it with the motor's power. If the belt is loose, frayed, or broken, the washer won't spin properly or at all.

- An unbalanced load: If the load is too heavy or has larger items clumped on one side, it can cause an imbalance that prevents the machine from spinning.

- Mechanical faults: A burnt-out motor or worn drive belt can cause issues when the washing machine tries to spin.

When you require professional washer repair, contact us!

Some of the most common causes for this are:

- A faulty heating element: A broken or malfunctioning bake element, the metal coil at the bottom of the oven, can prevent the oven from producing heat. You'll need reliable oven repair if this is the case!

- A faulty temperature sensor: A faulty temperature sensor can prevent the oven from regulating the temperature and shutting off the gas supply when it reaches the desired temperature.

- Other issues: Other issues that can prevent an oven from heating up include a malfunctioning control panel, a blocked door, or a faulty thermostat.

Yes! The automatic defrost isn't working, which is almost always repairable for much less than the cost of a new freezer. Get in touch with our team for proper freezer repair services!

There are many reasons why your refrigerator's ice maker might not be working. There may be issues with the water supply, the ice maker assembly, or the control arm. If you suspect any of these problems, hire us for ice maker repair.

Some of the most common causes for this are a faulty heating element, thermal fuse, or moisture sensor. It is always important to check your lint screen/trap and make sure it is clean and not reducing airflow. Overloading the unit may also prevent proper airflow.

According to Consumer Reports, 10% of people say their biggest complaint about their dryers is the clothes not drying. If this sounds familiar, get in touch with us for dryer repair services.