A broken washing machine throws off the whole week. Whether it stops mid-cycle, leaves clothes soaking wet or walks across the floor during the spin cycle, our technicians find the cause and fix it properly.
What we check
We run the washer through a diagnostic cycle and check the parts that fail most often: the drain pump and filter, door lock or lid switch, water inlet valve, drive belt or motor coupler, suspension and the control board. You get a clear explanation and a price before we start.
Front-load and top-load experts
Front-load washers have their own common issues, such as worn door boot seals, odors and error codes from door locks or pumps. Top-loaders tend to suffer from worn agitator parts, couplers and lid switches. We service both, across all major brands.
Tips to help your washer last
Use HE detergent in high-efficiency machines, avoid overloading, clean the drain filter every few months and leave the door open after a cycle on front-loaders to prevent mold. If you notice new noises or slow draining, call early. Small problems are cheaper to fix before they damage other parts.
Repairs you can count on
Every washer repair is backed by our parts and labor warranty, from a fully licensed and insured local team.
