Frequently asked questions

Useful answers before an appliance repair visit.

Start here for practical guidance about scheduling, symptoms, safety and what information to provide.
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How soon can I get an appointment?+

Appointment timing depends on current workload, location, appliance type and parts. Send a request for current availability.

Do you offer same-day repair?+

Same-day availability cannot be guaranteed. If your request is urgent, explain why and include your location so the earliest suitable opening can be considered.

How much will repair cost?+

The cost depends on the fault, appliance and parts. A diagnosis is normally needed before a responsible repair quote can be provided.

Which brands do you repair?+

Brand support varies by appliance category and parts availability. Include the brand and model number with your request for confirmation.

Should I repair or replace an older appliance?+

Compare the repair estimate with replacement cost, age, condition, efficiency and parts availability. A diagnosis provides better information than age alone.

What should I do if an appliance is leaking?+

If safe, stop the cycle, turn off the appliance and close its water supply. Keep water away from outlets. For active flooding or electrical danger, prioritize emergency safety help.

What if I smell gas or burning?+

Stop using the appliance. Leave the area if you suspect a gas leak and contact the gas utility or emergency services from a safe location. Do not operate switches near a suspected leak.

What information should I send?+

Include appliance type, brand, model number if accessible, approximate age, symptoms, error codes, your neighborhood or ZIP code and preferred contact method.

Still unsure? Describe the problem in a service request.