Appliance repair FAQs from local experts

A refrigerator that isn’t cooling can have a faulty compressor, thermostat, or fan motor, or sometimes a blocked air vent restricting airflow. Our technicians run full diagnostics to find the exact cause and restore proper cooling fast.

Excess frost means your defrost system, door gasket, or damper may be failing. We repair or replace faulty parts and ensure proper airflow to prevent recurring frost.

Yes! We offer same-day and next-day refrigerator repair across Charlotte, Huntersville, Concord, Mooresville, and nearby areas. Our technicians arrive fully equipped to complete most repairs in a single visit.

Costs vary by issue and model, but most repairs range from $150–$500. We provide an upfront estimate before any work begins — no hidden fees or surprises.

If your fridge never shuts off, it may be overworking due to dirty condenser coils, worn door gaskets, or a bad temperature sensor. We clean, test, and calibrate your system so it cycles normally and saves energy.

In many cases, yes. If your fridge is under 12–15 years old and the compressor or sealed system is still in good shape, repair is usually more affordable than replacement. We provide honest advice and upfront estimates before any work.

Odors can come from spoiled food, mold in the drain pan, or a clogged filter. We deep clean the interior, sanitize air vents, and check for any underlying issues causing the smell.

This can happen if there’s a shorted compressor, power surge, or faulty outlet. We test electrical components to find the fault and ensure your appliance is safe to use.

If your freezer is running but not freezing, it’s likely a problem with the compressor, evaporator fan, or thermostat. Sometimes, a buildup of frost or blocked air vents can restrict cold airflow. Our technicians can diagnose the cause and restore proper cooling quickly.

Frost buildup usually happens when warm air enters the freezer through a damaged door gasket or when the defrost heater isn’t working properly. Cleaning the door seal and ensuring it closes tightly can help, but if the frost returns, a professional defrost system check is needed.

Rattling, buzzing, or clicking sounds often come from worn evaporator fan motors or a failing compressor. It’s best to have a technician inspect it before it leads to more serious damage or complete motor failure.

Leaks are commonly caused by a blocked defrost drain or cracked water line. As the ice melts, the water has nowhere to go and ends up pooling underneath the unit. We can unclog the drain and replace damaged tubes to stop the leak for good.

If your freezer never turns off, it could mean the thermostat or temperature sensor is stuck, or the coils are dirty and forcing the compressor to overwork. Cleaning the condenser coils and recalibrating the thermostat usually fixes it, we handle both during service.

Manual-defrost freezers should be defrosted about every 3–6 months or when frost buildup reaches ¼ inch thick. Frost-free models do this automatically, but even they benefit from occasional maintenance to keep efficiency high.

A well-maintained freezer typically lasts between 12 and 20 years, depending on the brand and model. Regular cleaning of coils, door seals, and vents helps extend its lifespan and prevent expensive repairs.

If your freezer is less than 10 years old and the repair cost is under 50% of replacement value, repair is usually the smarter choice. We’ll give you an honest assessment based on your unit’s condition and energy efficiency.

A clogged drain hose, faulty pump, or blocked filter can prevent proper drainage. We clear or replace these parts to restore water flow.

Odors often come from trapped moisture, detergent residue, or mold buildup in the drum and gasket. We offer professional cleaning and maintenance tips to keep your washer fresh and odor-free.

This can happen when the control board, timer, or motor overheats. We inspect the electronics and replace any failing parts.

Yes, we offer same-day and next-day washer repair services throughout Charlotte, Huntersville, Mooresville, and nearby areas.

Unbalanced loads or worn shock absorbers are the most common causes. We balance the drum and replace worn supports for smooth performance.

A bad inlet valve, faulty water level sensor, or low household water pressure could be to blame. We test each component to find and fix the cause.

If the washer is under 10–12 years old, repair is usually cost-effective. We always provide an honest recommendation based on your unit’s condition.

Leaking can be caused by a damaged hose, loose connection, or cracked seal. We locate the source of the leak and make sure your washer is watertight again.

If your dryer feels hot but clothes come out damp, the issue is usually airflow. A clogged vent, lint trap, or exhaust duct prevents moisture from escaping, leaving your clothes wet. Sometimes, a faulty moisture sensor or weak blower fan can also be the cause. Cleaning the vent and checking airflow usually restores normal drying performance.

When drying cycles drag on, it’s often because of a partially blocked vent, worn heating element, or failing thermostat. Restricted airflow or inconsistent temperature can make cycles much longer. We inspect both internal parts and your vent system to ensure proper heat and airflow balance.

Overheating dryers are often caused by blocked exhaust vents, broken thermostats, or a faulty heating element that doesn’t shut off properly. This can damage clothing and pose a fire risk. Stop using the dryer and schedule a professional inspection immediately.

It’s best not to. Running the dryer with poor airflow or a weak heating element forces it to overwork, which can damage internal parts and increase fire risk. Schedule a dryer vent cleaning or diagnostic inspection before continued use.

A dryer that runs but produces no heat often has a blown thermal fuse, bad heating element, or faulty thermostat. Power issues — such as a tripped circuit breaker or loose electrical connection — can also stop the heating cycle. Our technicians can test these components to find the exact cause and replace only what’s necessary.

If your dryer shuts off before the cycle finishes, it may be overheating or the motor is failing. An overheated motor or blown thermal fuse triggers an automatic safety shutoff. Once cooled, it may restart but repeat the issue. A technician can clean the venting system and test the motor and sensors for faults.

Unusual noises usually come from worn drum rollers, damaged belts, or a loose blower wheel. Over time, these parts wear out or shift out of alignment. A quick mechanical tune-up can restore smooth, quiet operation.

In most cases, yes, especially if it’s under 10 years old and the repair is minor (like a belt, fuse, or thermostat). Our team provides honest diagnostics and upfront pricing so you can decide whether a dryer repair or replacement makes more sense.

If your oven isn’t reaching the right temperature or takes too long to heat, it may have a burned-out heating element, faulty igniter, or broken thermostat sensor. Our technicians test each component to identify the issue and replace defective parts with manufacturer-approved replacements.

This usually happens in gas ovens when the igniter or safety valve fails. The gas supply might be fine, but the igniter can’t generate the spark needed for combustion. We safely inspect and replace the faulty parts to restore proper ignition.

You shouldn’t — uneven heating often points to a broken fan motor, temperature sensor, or heating element. Continued use could lead to undercooked or burnt food and further damage. Our team calibrates and repairs these components to ensure even cooking performance.

A burning smell may be caused by leftover food debris, grease buildup, or overheating electrical parts. If the smell persists after cleaning, call for a safety inspection — it could signal a wiring issue or failing element that needs immediate attention.

The cost depends on the problem and parts required. Most oven repairs are affordable compared to replacement, typically ranging from minor switch fixes to complex control board repairs. We always provide an upfront estimate before starting any work.

A loose or damaged door gasket, hinge, or latch can cause poor sealing, leading to heat loss and uneven cooking. We replace worn parts and realign the door to ensure a perfect seal for energy-efficient performance.

Modern ovens use error codes to signal issues like overheating, sensor failure, or electrical faults. Each brand has its own code system, and our technicians are trained to interpret and resolve these specific manufacturer alerts.

Regular cleaning, avoiding aluminum foil on heating elements, and scheduling annual maintenance are key. Keeping door seals clean and checking for strange smells or noises early helps prevent bigger issues later. Our preventive maintenance services keep your oven reliable year-round.

This issue is often caused by a burnt-out heating element, a faulty temperature sensor, or a damaged control switch. Our technicians can test each component and replace only what’s necessary to restore proper heating.

Inspect to ensure the burner caps are clean and properly aligned. If the igniter keeps clicking or won’t spark, it could be due to a clogged gas line or a broken igniter switch — both of which we can safely fix.

This is usually a sign of an electrical short, overheating element, or wiring problem. We’ll inspect your connections and control board to eliminate the cause before it becomes a safety issue.

The cost depends on the type of repair and the parts required. Most common stove repairs range from $120 to $350, and we always provide an upfront quote before starting any work.

It’s best not to. A malfunctioning burner can cause uneven cooking or electrical overload. Our team can quickly replace or repair individual burners to keep your stove operating safely.

This could indicate a gas leak — a serious hazard. Turn off the gas supply, open windows, and contact us immediately for emergency service.

Slow heating can be caused by damaged elements, dirty connectors, or thermostat issues. We’ll clean, calibrate, or replace the necessary components for consistent heating.

Yes, our technicians are trained to handle both. For this page, we focus on residential stove repair, but we also offer specialized commercial services through our dedicated division.

This is one of the most common cooktop issues. It usually happens due to a burnt-out heating element, damaged switch, or faulty wiring connection. Our technicians test each component to identify the exact cause and replace defective parts to restore even heat distribution.

Continuous clicking often means the igniter is wet, dirty, or stuck. It could also indicate a faulty ignition switch. We clean the igniter, check wiring connections, and make sure the gas supply is flowing safely for reliable ignition.

Once a glass cooktop is cracked, it cannot be repaired — it must be replaced for safety reasons. Continuing to use it can cause electrical shorts or even glass shattering. We replace glass surfaces using OEM parts made specifically for your model.rol board to eliminate the cause before it becomes a safety issue.

Error codes appear when your cooktop’s sensors detect a malfunction — often related to the control board, temperature sensor, or power supply. Our team diagnoses brand-specific codes and performs precise electronic repairs to restore full functionality.

This typically happens when incompatible cookware is used, but it could also signal a sensor or inverter board issue. We inspect and recalibrate the detection system to ensure your induction cooktop works with all compatible cookware.

Turn it off immediately and disconnect the power or gas supply. The smell could be caused by overheating components, melted wiring, or a gas leak. We perform a full safety inspection to identify and fix the issue before restoring power.

Costs depend on the brand and type of issue. Minor repairs like replacing a switch or igniter may cost less than $200, while major repairs (like glass replacement) can be higher. We always provide transparent, upfront pricing before any work begins.

If your cooktop is less than 10 years old and parts are still available, repair is usually more affordable than replacement. We’ll give you honest advice based on the cost, model, and condition of your appliance.

If your range isn’t heating evenly or at all, it could be due to a faulty heating element, broken temperature sensor, or damaged control board. In gas ranges, it’s often a bad igniter or gas valve. Our technicians test all components to find the exact cause and restore full heating performance.

This usually happens when there’s a short circuit in the heating element, a wiring issue, or an overloaded electrical circuit. We inspect all electrical connections and safely repair or replace faulty parts to prevent further power interruptions.

A constant clicking sound without ignition often points to a dirty burner cap, blocked gas flow, or a malfunctioning spark module. We clean, adjust, and repair ignition components to ensure your burners light safely every time.

It’s best not to. A faulty burner can indicate deeper issues like damaged wiring or a control board fault. Continuing to use the range could worsen the problem or cause safety risks. Our team can quickly replace or repair the damaged burner for safe operation.

Most ranges last between 10–15 years with proper care. However, performance issues can appear earlier due to frequent use or lack of maintenance. Routine cleaning and timely repairs can extend your range’s lifespan significantly.

A slow preheat is often caused by a failing bake element, weak igniter, or temperature sensor issue. We test these parts and calibrate your oven to ensure it reaches the desired temperature efficiently.

If the repair cost is less than 50% of a new range and the appliance is under 10 years old, repair is usually the smarter choice. We always provide honest recommendations after diagnosis so you can make the most cost-effective decision.

Yes, we service all major gas, electric, and dual-fuel ranges from leading brands like GE, Samsung, Whirlpool, LG, Frigidaire, and more. Our certified technicians are equipped to handle every type safely and efficiently.

Clogged grease filters or duct obstructions are the most common causes. Regular cleaning and professional maintenance keep airflow strong and your air clean.

Loud grinding or rattling usually indicates a worn fan motor or loose blade. We can quickly fix the noise and prevent further damage.

In many cases, we can repair the motor by replacing bearings or electrical components. If the motor is burned out, we install a new OEM unit to restore performance.

Faulty wiring or a damaged switch is often to blame. Our technicians replace defective components and ensure proper grounding for safety.

It’s best not to. Poor ventilation can trap smoke, steam, and grease in your kitchen. Call us to inspect and fix it before it affects air quality or safety.

For most homes, filters should be cleaned monthly and replaced every 6–12 months, depending on cooking frequency and model type.

Yes, we service both ducted and ductless systems. For recirculating hoods, we replace charcoal filters and clean fan assemblies for better performance.

We offer same-day appointments across Charlotte and nearby areas. Just call or book online, and our local technician will be on the way.

A clogged filter, blocked hose, or faulty drain pump can prevent your dishwasher from draining. Try cleaning the filter and checking the hose for kinks. If the problem persists, our technicians can quickly diagnose and fix the issue so water drains smoothly again.

This usually happens when spray arms are blocked, detergent isn’t dispensing correctly, or the water isn’t hot enough. We’ll inspect the nozzles, heating element, and detergent system to restore powerful cleaning performance.

Leaks often come from worn door seals, loose hose connections, or a damaged inlet valve. Our team replaces defective gaskets and fittings to stop the leak and protect your kitchen from water damage.

If your dishwasher doesn’t power on, it could be due to a tripped breaker, faulty door latch, or control board failure. We’ll test the electrical components and make the necessary repairs safely and efficiently.

A bad heating element or faulty rinse aid dispenser can leave dishes wet at the end of a cycle. We replace damaged parts and recalibrate the heating system so your dishes come out perfectly dry.

Modern dishwashers display error codes when sensors detect issues like leaks, overheating, or drainage failures. Our technicians are trained to read and fix all major brand error codes — from Bosch and GE to Samsung and LG.

To maintain efficiency, clean the filter every 1–2 weeks and rinse the spray arms monthly. This prevents clogs, improves water flow, and extends the life of your dishwasher.

If your dishwasher is under 10 years old and the repair cost is less than half the price of a new unit, repair is usually the best option. We’ll give you an honest assessment so you can make the most cost-effective decision.

This could be due to a blocked water line, failed inlet valve, or frozen fill tube. Our technicians quickly identify the cause and restore full ice production.

A loose connection, cracked water line, or overflowing bin is often to blame. We’ll inspect the system, seal leaks, and prevent future drips.

Old filters, stagnant water, or mold buildup can cause unpleasant taste or smell. Replacing the filter and cleaning the ice maker usually solves it.

Grinding or buzzing often means a motor or fan issue. We replace worn parts to keep your ice maker running quietly and efficiently.

Air bubbles caused by poor water filtration or pressure can make ice appear cloudy. We check your water line and filter for proper flow and purity.

Most ice makers last 7–10 years, depending on usage and maintenance. Regular cleaning and filter replacement can extend their life.

If the repair costs less than half the price of a new one and your unit is under 10 years old, repair is usually the smarter choice.

We offer same-day and next-day service across Charlotte and nearby cities. We can fix many common issues in just one visit.