About the service
I offer on-site diagnostic and repair service for household washing machines and clothes dryers of all major types — front-load, top-load, and washer-dryer combo units, as well as vented and condenser dryers. Most breakdowns can be fixed right at your home in a single visit, without hauling the appliance to a workshop.
Common issues I handle: drum bearing failure and bearing seal leaks, worn drive belts and idler pulleys, faulty door interlocks and torn door boots, heating element burnout in dryers, blocked or damaged air vents, control board faults and sensor errors, water inlet valve and drain pump failures, unbalanced spin cycles caused by worn suspension springs or shock absorbers, and thermostat or thermal fuse trips in dryers.
My mobile toolkit includes a multimeter, insulation resistance tester, drum bearing puller set, belt tension gauge, a borescope camera for inspecting door seals and heating ducts, and a laptop with diagnostic software for reading control board fault codes across different electronics platforms. I carry a stock of universal wear parts — belts, seals, bearings, motor brushes, fuses — and can source less common control boards or motors within one to two business days through parts distributors, so most repairs finish the same visit and the rest within the week.
Every job starts with a flat diagnostic fee that is credited toward the repair cost if you proceed, so you always know the price before committing. I test the full cycle after every repair — a wash-and-spin run or a complete dry cycle — and check for leaks, vibration, and unusual noise before leaving. Emergency same-day visits are available for units that are actively leaking or that have tripped a circuit breaker. My service radius covers the metro area and nearby suburbs; travel time is confirmed at booking. All repairs come with a 90-day warranty on parts and labor, and I provide a written summary of the fault found and the fix applied for your records.
Common issues I handle: drum bearing failure and bearing seal leaks, worn drive belts and idler pulleys, faulty door interlocks and torn door boots, heating element burnout in dryers, blocked or damaged air vents, control board faults and sensor errors, water inlet valve and drain pump failures, unbalanced spin cycles caused by worn suspension springs or shock absorbers, and thermostat or thermal fuse trips in dryers.
My mobile toolkit includes a multimeter, insulation resistance tester, drum bearing puller set, belt tension gauge, a borescope camera for inspecting door seals and heating ducts, and a laptop with diagnostic software for reading control board fault codes across different electronics platforms. I carry a stock of universal wear parts — belts, seals, bearings, motor brushes, fuses — and can source less common control boards or motors within one to two business days through parts distributors, so most repairs finish the same visit and the rest within the week.
Every job starts with a flat diagnostic fee that is credited toward the repair cost if you proceed, so you always know the price before committing. I test the full cycle after every repair — a wash-and-spin run or a complete dry cycle — and check for leaks, vibration, and unusual noise before leaving. Emergency same-day visits are available for units that are actively leaking or that have tripped a circuit breaker. My service radius covers the metro area and nearby suburbs; travel time is confirmed at booking. All repairs come with a 90-day warranty on parts and labor, and I provide a written summary of the fault found and the fix applied for your records.
