Appliance Repair in 19141 · Olney, Logan & Oak Lane

When one group of tenants moves out and another moves in, small problems that tenants put up with for months suddenly matter. The new tenant finds a freezer that frosts over, an oven that heats unevenly, a washer that leaves clothes soaking or a dishwasher door that does not seal. Catching these before the new lease starts saves the landlord an urgent call in the first week.

A useful walk-through takes only a few minutes per appliance. Run the dishwasher and check for water on the floor. Start the oven and confirm it reaches temperature. Run the washer through a spin and see whether the clothes come out damp rather than wet. Open the refrigerator and check the door gaskets, the ice maker and the drain at the back of the freezer. Pull the dryer forward and look at the vent hose.

For property owners, we can look at several appliances on one visit and send a written estimate for each, so you choose what to fix now and what can wait. Nothing is replaced without your approval, and the work carries our 90-day parts and 30-day labor warranty.

Tell us who will be at the property and how to reach the owner if a tenant lets us in. On-street parking near La Salle fills up during the school year, so mention any driveway or rear access. Have model numbers ready if you can, or let us know which appliances to check.