Appliance Repair
in Philadelphia, PA

There is no honest flat answer until someone has looked at the machine, because the price depends on what failed and which part it needs. Our technician tests the appliance, tells you what is wrong and hands you a written estimate. You decide from there, and no part is replaced without your approval.

Sometimes. Same-day visits happen when the schedule has room, and that depends on the day and on where in the city you are. We give you the earliest window we can realistically keep instead of promising a time we might miss. Calling or booking early in the day helps.

The whole city of Philadelphia: Center City, Old City and Society Hill, South Philadelphia, Southwest and Eastwick, University City and West Philadelphia, Fairmount, Northern Liberties, Fishtown, Kensington and Port Richmond, North Philadelphia, Manayunk, Roxborough, East Falls, Germantown, Mount Airy, Chestnut Hill, Olney and Oak Lane, Frankford, Mayfair, and the Northeast out to Somerton and Torresdale. The service-areas page lists every ZIP code.

We will tell you straight. When a repair would cost more than roughly half the price of a comparable new unit, and the appliance is already past the middle of its expected life, replacing it is usually the better spend. You get the estimate in writing so you can make the call yourself.

Very likely. We repair most household brands sold in the US, including Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, Bosch, KitchenAid, Sub-Zero, Thermador, Viking and Wolf. We are an independent company rather than a manufacturer's warranty servicer, so if your appliance is still under its factory warranty, contact the manufacturer first.

Yes. Every repair carries a 90-day parts and 30-day labor warranty. If the same problem returns within that period, we come back and correct it at no charge.

Not at all; it is one of the most common setups we see. Basement stairs in older rowhouses are often steep and narrow, so if a machine has to be pulled out, the technician plans for that before moving it. Let us know about low ceilings, tight turns or a laundry tub hookup when you book.

Many refrigerators are not designed to run in a space that drops below about 50 to 55 degrees. In an unheated basement, enclosed porch or garage, the thermostat may sense cold air and stop running the compressor, so the freezer warms up even though it is freezing outside. Sometimes the fix is a repair and sometimes it is a better spot for the unit.

Philadelphia's water is moderately hard, so minerals slowly collect in dishwasher spray arms and filters, ice maker fill tubes, refrigerator inlet valves and washer inlet screens. Slow fills, cloudy glasses and an ice maker that quits are the usual signs. Changing the refrigerator filter on schedule helps; a valve that is already clogged generally needs replacing.

Yes. High-rise buildings in Center City usually require a freight-elevator reservation and contractor paperwork, so check with management about what they need before the visit. For rentals, tell us who approves the estimate, whether that is you, the landlord or a property manager, and we will send it to the right person.

Yes. We service reach-in refrigeration, ice machines, commercial ranges and ovens, and on-premise laundry for restaurants, bars, property managers and small businesses around the city. The commercial page has the details.