About the service
If your washing machine has stopped draining water, the dryer doesn't heat, or the refrigerator gives off heat instead of cold — you don't need to haul heavy appliances to a service center or wait a week for a master appointment. I do on-site repair of major household appliances: washing machines, dryers and refrigerators. I come to your home or office with a complete set of tools, a multimeter, common spare parts and equipment for working with refrigerant.
I always start with proper diagnostics, not guesswork. I run the appliances through working cycles, check the control board, pumps, heating elements, door seals, bearings, thermostats and compressor — depending on the type of appliance, I read error codes from the electronics. When the cause is clear, I explain in simple words: what broke, why, how much the repair will cost and whether it makes sense to fix the appliance instead of replacing it. I start the repair only after agreeing on the cost.
Typical jobs I do on-site: replacement of drum bearings, drain pump and door seal of a washing machine; heating element, thermal fuse, belt and rollers of a dryer; compressor start relay, thermostat, door gasket, evaporator fan of a refrigerator, elimination of refrigerant leak with subsequent refill. I keep a stock of the most needed parts for popular brands, so I close most calls the same day without a repeat visit.
I use only spare parts suitable for the specific model, not cheap analogues that break after a month. After each repair, I check the appliance through a full cycle right in front of you: wash and spin for a washing machine, full drying cycle for a dryer, temperature control over time for a refrigerator. I provide a written warranty on the work and replaced parts.
I work at convenient times, including evenings and weekends — a broken refrigerator won't wait for office hours. A request is made simply: describe the symptoms, send a photo or short video if possible, and I'll give you an honest price before I come out. Transparent prices, no surprises for a service call, and your appliance works again — without a visit to a service center.
I always start with proper diagnostics, not guesswork. I run the appliances through working cycles, check the control board, pumps, heating elements, door seals, bearings, thermostats and compressor — depending on the type of appliance, I read error codes from the electronics. When the cause is clear, I explain in simple words: what broke, why, how much the repair will cost and whether it makes sense to fix the appliance instead of replacing it. I start the repair only after agreeing on the cost.
Typical jobs I do on-site: replacement of drum bearings, drain pump and door seal of a washing machine; heating element, thermal fuse, belt and rollers of a dryer; compressor start relay, thermostat, door gasket, evaporator fan of a refrigerator, elimination of refrigerant leak with subsequent refill. I keep a stock of the most needed parts for popular brands, so I close most calls the same day without a repeat visit.
I use only spare parts suitable for the specific model, not cheap analogues that break after a month. After each repair, I check the appliance through a full cycle right in front of you: wash and spin for a washing machine, full drying cycle for a dryer, temperature control over time for a refrigerator. I provide a written warranty on the work and replaced parts.
I work at convenient times, including evenings and weekends — a broken refrigerator won't wait for office hours. A request is made simply: describe the symptoms, send a photo or short video if possible, and I'll give you an honest price before I come out. Transparent prices, no surprises for a service call, and your appliance works again — without a visit to a service center.
