Appliance Repair FAQs

Yes, our appliance repair technicians are licensed, insured, and have years of experience in the field. You can trust that your appliances are in good hands with our skilled professionals.

We broke down a list of Common GE Appliance Issues and listed them on our GE Appliance Repair brand page. Please click this link to learn more – Common GE Appliance Issues

• Long Clothes Drying: Does it take multiple cycles to dry stuff? That’s a major sign.
• Hot, Humid Laundry Room: Your dryer should vent heat outside. A hot, muggy room means problems.
• Excess Lint: Seeing lint build up around the dryer or a weak outside vent flap opening.
• Burning Smell: If you ever smell burning while running the dryer, turn it off NOW and call a pro.

Maybe, but it depends:

• If your vent is a simple, short run to the outside, you might manage with a DIY kit. (Please Note: we have specialized (expensive) equipment that will clean your vents more thoroughly).

When to call a pro:

• When you want piece of mind that your dryer and vents will be cleaned thoroughly.
• Long or twisty vent runs
• Vents on a roof or upper floor
• If you’re not comfortable with tools and taking a dryer apart to clean the inside of it.

• The General Rule: Most homes should have their dryer vent cleaned once a year.
• If you notice these signs, clean it sooner:
  Clothes take way longer to dry
  The outside vent flap barely opens when the dryer is on
  Dryer feels super hot on the outside when running
  Laundry room feels unusually hot and humid

• Fire Safety: Lint buildup is super flammable! A clogged vent makes your dryer work harder, gets way hotter, and becomes a major fire risk.
• Saves You Money: A clogged vent forces your dryer to run longer cycles, using more electricity and costing you more.
• Keeps Dryer Working: Lint buildup can overwork your dryer’s parts, leading to expensive breakdowns and the need to replace it sooner.

We proudly offer repair services for all ages, whether newer or vintage models. Our expertise and workmanship ensure your machines are repaired right the first time

Yes, as a complete appliance repair company we offer professional repair services for all residential and commercial appliances throughout the central Florida area.

If your refrigerator is not cooling correctly, making unusual noises, leaking water, or if the ice maker is malfunctioning, it’s time to seek appliance repair services in Sarasota, FL.

Replacing a compressor can significantly extend the life of your refrigerator, especially if it’s relatively new and in good condition. It’s often a more cost-effective solution than purchasing a new appliance. Our technicians can assess your refrigerator’s condition and recommend the best action.

The expertise of our refrigerator repair technicians in Sarasota, FL, stands out for several reasons, making us the go-to professionals for anyone facing troubles with their fridges. The broad expertise spanning a myriad of brands including Samsung, Sub-Zero, LG, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Tappan, Maytag, Magic Chef, KitchenAid, GE, Electrolux, Amana, Admiral, and Frigidaire, marks just the starting point of what our technicians offer. Whether you own a traditional Maytag model cherished for its durability or a sleek, cutting-edge KitchenAid that blends seamlessly into your modern kitchen, knowing that you have access to skilled, empathetic, and experienced technicians offers a peace of mind that’s hard to match. The dedication to their craft and their community sets them apart, making them not just repair specialists but crucial contributors to the fabric of Sarasota?

The speed at which Sarasota’s premier refrigerator repair service can address your fridge issues largely depends on the specific problem and the availability of parts. However, many services strive to offer same-day or next-day repair to minimize your inconvenience.

If you think that your ice maker’s water might be clogged, but you’re unsure, it’s simple and quick to check. Just remove the water filter and install a bypass plug. Then, test the water for increased flow. If the water is flowing properly, then you know that the water filter is clogged and needs to be replaced. If you have lost your bypass plug, contact the unit’s manufacturer and they can send you a new one.

A partially clogged water filter can cause an ice maker to operate inefficiently. If water cannot travel through the filter, it cannot reach the dispenser. If there is an insufficient amount of water, the ice maker can’t make ice! That’s why we recommend changing your ice maker’s water filter at least once every six months. Our friendly technicians can help you determine which water filter you need and change it out for you.

No worries – we can be there first thing tomorrow morning! Book Online and choose “Emergency Service”.