Appliance Repairs We Handle Across South Bend and Michiana

Pick the symptom that stops you from using the appliance and start there. When we come out, the technician checks the whole machine, not only the part named on the page, because two symptoms often share one cause. A dryer that runs long and smells hot, for example, usually traces back to one clogged vent rather than two separate failures.

This Old House reports service call and diagnostic fees from under $40 to over $200, with $75 the most commonly reported fee. Treat that as a national planning range, not our price. When you call, ask about the visit charge for your appliance and we'll tell you how it works before a technician heads out.

It depends on the part, the age of the unit and how often it has failed. A worn belt or igniter is a routine fix on an otherwise sound machine. A failed sealed system on an aging refrigerator or a cracked tub on a washer is a different conversation. We explain the repair and its scope plainly so you can weigh it against a new unit.

Yes. Tell us about every appliance giving you trouble when you call, so we can plan the time and bring the right test equipment. Looking at a dishwasher and the disposal it drains through on the same trip often makes sense, since a clogged disposal is a common reason a dishwasher won't drain.

It helps but it isn't required. The model and serial number tell the technician which parts and known faults apply to your unit. Look on a sticker inside the door frame, along the fridge wall, under a washer lid or behind a range drawer. If you can't find it, call anyway and we'll locate it on site.