How much does washer repair cost?
The visit is $99 and it comes off the bill if you go ahead with the repair on the same visit. The repair is quoted in writing first.
My washer will not drain.
The drain pump, the pump filter, or the standpipe at the wall. The filter is worth checking yourself first — it is behind a flap at the bottom and it collects coins and buttons.
It bangs and walks across the floor on spin.
Suspension rods or dampers, or the balance sensor letting it spin an uneven load. On an upstairs laundry this is worth fixing quickly, before it finds the drywall.
There is a smell from my front-loader.
Almost always the door boot and the detergent drawer rather than a fault. We will clean and check the boot, and tell you how to keep it from coming back rather than selling you a part.
The drum is noisy on spin.
Usually bearings. It is a bigger repair than most, so this is the one where we are most careful to give you the number before you decide — on a Miele it is nearly always worth it, on a budget machine often not.
Can you work on a stacked pair in a closet?
Yes. The pair has to come apart before either machine is reachable, which is a planned two-person job. We work that out before the visit rather than on your doorstep.
It fills but will not start the cycle.
Normally the door lock assembly or a pressure switch, not the motor. Both are inexpensive and usually a same-visit repair.
Is it worth repairing?
Depends on the machine and the fault. A pump or a lock is worth doing on anything; bearings on a budget machine often are not. We will tell you which one you have before you spend anything.
What warranty do you give?
Parts and labour for up to 365 days depending on the part.
Which areas do you cover?
53 cities and neighborhoods across Los Angeles and the Conejo Valley, from the Conejo Valley to Long Beach. The full list is further down this page.
