In-home appliance repair
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, cooktops and dishwashers — every major brand, from Whirlpool and Samsung to Sub-Zero and Miele.
Diagnostic fee is waived when you proceed with the repair.
Photo — technician at an open refrigerator, documentaryWhat we repair — Miami
One crew, one truck stock, all major brands. If it broke this morning, start with a call.
Photo — frost buildup on freezer wallNot cooling, freezer cold but fridge warm, water pooling under the crisper, frost on the back wall, an ice maker gone quiet, a compressor that never shuts off. Sealed-system work is done by EPA 608 certified technicians.
Refrigerator repair →
Photo — washer drum, wet loadWon't spin, won't drain, clothes still soaking, drum walking across the floor, door locked mid-cycle.
Washer repair →
Photo — dryer vent, lint buildupTwo cycles to dry one load, no heat at all, thumping, or a shutdown halfway through. Often the vent, not the machine.
Dryer repair →
Photo — standing water in dishwasher tubStanding water in the tub, film left on glasses, a leak at the door, or nothing happens when you press start.
Dishwasher repair →
Photo — gas burner, unlitBurner clicks but won't light, oven never reaches temperature, uneven baking, door locked after a self-clean.
Oven and range repair →
Photo — built-in wine cooler, Miami condo kitchenEmpty ice bin, hollow cubes, a wine cabinet drifting off its set temperature, a dispenser that stopped giving water.
Ice maker repair →
Photo — over-range microwave and hoodMicrowave not heating or sparking, disposal humming but not spinning, a hood fan that rattles or lost its light.
Microwave and disposal repair →Not sure which one it is? Describe the noise, the smell or the puddle — dispatch will tell you what usually causes it before anyone drives out.
(305) 555-0134Gas, electric and induction. Burners that spark but won't catch, a zone that stays cold, a control that ignores you.
Standalone chest and upright freezers: not holding temperature, frost taking over the walls, a door that stopped sealing.
Built-in and standalone machines. Empty bins, hollow or undersized cubes, a unit that fills but never harvests.
Dual-zone cabinets drifting off setting, condensation on the glass, a fan that runs without cooling.
Brands we service
One crew covers both ends of the kitchen — the machine that came with the condo and the column that cost more than the car.
Built-in columns, integrated drawers, dual-fuel ranges. These units share a sealed refrigeration circuit and a service routine of their own — the work is done by EPA 608 certified technicians, and panels come off and go back on without marking the cabinetry.
French-door refrigerators, front-load washers, and the error codes they show instead of an explanation. Most calls here come down to the ice maker, the drain pump or a sensor — and most of them are the same handful of parts.
Before anyone drives out
These are the calls we take most days. Read the left column and you already know more than you did this morning.
Built-in, french door, side-by-side, standalone
Photo — tech checking an evaporator fan, shelves outFront-load, top-load, stackable, gas and electric
Photo — tech clearing a clogged dryer vent lineBuilt-in and drawer units
Photo — tech at a pulled-out dishwasher, door openGas, electric and induction
Photo — tech replacing an oven igniterSmell gas? Leave the appliance alone, ventilate the room and call your gas utility first. We'll handle the repair afterwards.
Service area
Three counties, one dispatch. If your street isn't on the list, call and ask — we'll tell you straight.
Broward's biggest call volume, from Las Olas condos to Coral Ridge houses. Building management, service elevators and vendor sign-in are part of the job here, not a surprise.
Between the two counties, so a Hollywood call often shares a route with Hallandale and Aventura — which usually means a tighter arrival window than the map suggests.
Older homes with newer built-ins: integrated columns, wine cabinets and wall ovens fitted into cabinetry that has to come back together exactly as it was.
Common questions
If yours isn't here, call and ask — dispatch answers the same questions all day.
Book a technician
Name, phone and the appliance are enough. Dispatch calls back, and we agree on a realistic arrival window rather than promise one we can't keep.
(305) 555-0134