Appliance Repair Services in Frederick, MD

Below is what we service, along with the most common problems homeowners search for when something goes wrong. If you see your issue listed, it is one we handle regularly. See our full appliance repair cost guide for typical pricing.

Refrigerator Repair

Common problems include a refrigerator that runs but does not cool, a freezer that stays cold while the fridge section warms up, water pooling underneath the unit, ice building up inside the freezer, or a compressor that will not start. See common causes and fixes.

Washer Repair

Frequent issues include a washer that will not drain, will not spin, leaks during the cycle, shakes or walks across the floor, or displays an error code partway through a load. Is it worth repairing an older washer?

Dryer Repair

The most common dryer complaint is a unit that runs but does not produce heat, followed by dryers that take multiple cycles to dry a single load, make loud noises, or will not start at all. Learn why a clogged vent is a fire risk.

Oven and Range Repair

Ovens that will not reach temperature, heat unevenly, or have a broken igniter are common. Gas ranges with a burner that will not light and electric ranges with a burner that will not heat both fall under this category.

Dishwasher Repair

Standing water at the bottom of the tub, dishes coming out dirty after a full cycle, leaking from the door, and units that trip the breaker are the most frequent issues we see.

Microwave Repair

Microwaves that will not heat, have a turntable that will not turn, or make a buzzing or sparking sound need attention quickly, since sparking can indicate a genuine safety issue.

Garbage Disposal Repair

Common problems include a unit that hums but does not spin, one that has stopped working entirely, frequent jamming, leaking underneath the sink, or unusual grinding noises.

Ice Maker Repair

If your refrigerator’s ice maker has stopped producing ice, is making small or hollow cubes, is leaking water, or is frozen over and jammed, the cause is often a clogged water line, a faulty inlet valve, or a blocked filter.