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Appliance repair questions, answered

The things Utah homeowners ask us most — what it costs, how fast we can get there, which brands we handle, and how to work out what's actually wrong with your appliance.

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General questions

Usually, yes. Call before midday and same-day is likely anywhere on the Wasatch Front.
We price after diagnosing, not over the phone. The diagnostic is $80 and it's credited toward the repair if you go ahead. See how our pricing works.
Yes, $80 — and it's credited toward the repair if you go ahead.
OEM parts whenever they're available.
With prior approval, often yes. Labor is typically $160–$200, and the part isn't covered by our parts warranty.
When the repair is complete.
The whole Wasatch Front — Salt Lake, Davis and Utah counties, across 22 cities.
Almost certainly — we service 29 brands, from Whirlpool and LG to Sub-Zero, Viking and Thermador.
No. We're fully mobile — we come to your home, so nothing heavy has to move.
Laundry and kitchen appliances: washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, ranges, ovens and cooktops.

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By appliance

Questions about a specific appliance

Short answers here — each one links through to the full detail on that appliance's page.

Washing Machine
Usually a worn door seal, a cracked hose, a failing pump or a loose connection.
One of our most common jobs — typically the drive belt, lid switch, door lock or a clogged pump.
Under 8–10 years old, almost always. We'll tell you honestly when it isn't.

All washing machine questions

Dryer
Normally the heating element, thermostat or thermal fuse — or the igniter on a gas dryer.
Almost always restricted airflow — lint trap, vent or crushed ductwork. Worth fixing for fire safety alone.
Yes — a genuine fire risk. Stop using it and get it looked at.

All dryer questions

Refrigerator & Ice Maker
The most urgent fridge fault — compressor, condenser fan, start relay or a refrigerant issue. We prioritise these.
Yes — ice makers, water lines, inlet valves and dispensers are among our most common fridge repairs.

All refrigerator & ice maker questions

Freezer
We treat a thawing freezer as urgent — call early and we'll get to you before the food goes.
Frost buildup is normally a failed defrost heater, timer or a door gasket that no longer seals.

All freezer questions

Oven
Both, plus wall ovens and double ovens, across every major brand.
Usually the bake or broil element, a drifting temperature sensor, or a door seal letting heat out.

All oven questions

Range, Stove & Cooktop
Often the igniter or a blocked burner port. If you smell gas, shut it off at the valve and call us.
Yes — gas, electric coil, smooth-top and induction.

All range, stove & cooktop questions

How it works

Simple, fast, and stress-free

1

Call or book online

Tell us your appliance and the problem. We'll schedule a visit — often the same day.

2

We diagnose on-site

Our tech arrives, pinpoints the issue, and gives you an honest, upfront quote before any work.

3

We fix it right

With the right parts and tools, we complete most repairs in a single visit.

4

Back to normal

Your appliance runs like new — backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Step one takes 30 seconds. Call now and we'll handle the rest.

Still not sure? Just ask.

Call 801-648-8639 and describe what your appliance is doing — we'll tell you what it likely is and what it should cost, before anyone comes out.

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