Heat production or regulation troubles? Power problems? Noisiness or shakiness?
Any dryer issue can be diagnosed and repaired by one of our professional repairmen. We're a team of repair veterans with full qualification and insurance coverage. Without a doubt, you will be well taken care of when working with one of our St Petersburg dryer repair pros.
We provide attractive rates on all appliance repairs. Our prices are so competitive because we bill you for your replacement parts and our supplied labor; we don't overcharge on parts, what we pay is what you pay, and we also bill fairly for our labor. Our pricing system is simple - for labor charges, we factor the industry norm recommendations found in the MASPG handbook. This handbook is seen as a standard resource for all repair technicians in the United States and includes the fair amount to bill according to the specific repair type.
We can repair or service any dryer brand. Many of our clients have contacted us to work on brand names like Armana, GE, LG, Maytag, Samsung and Whirlpool. We have access to dryer parts for even the most unknown brands, vintage units and foreign models also. We're equipped with the means and resources to complete any commercial repair, including fixing coin-operated mechanisms.
Book yourself with one of our St Petersburg based repair professionals today. We will quickly figure out the root cause of your appliance issue and determine a repair plan. From there, a paper estimate will be presented and you can decide how to proceed. We won't charge for diagnosis if you get a repair but we do bill a minor fee if you opt out.
Call us now at (727) 240-2477 to begin your dryer repair!
Are you noticing that your dryer frequently causes its breaker to trip? This issue, barring a problem with the breaker itself, typically is the result of a part in your appliance shorting out. You might notice the issue only happens when your dryer reaches a certain stage. As an example, a heating element could regularly short out and when it does it can cause the breaker to trip. You will need a multimeter to check the heating element; you're also going to want to perform the continuity test on the heating assembly as the element could be shorting out.