Washer repair solutions for St Petersburg residents and business owners.
Top rates and premium quality services, with prices that cannot be beat. Our claims are tall but are backed by our solid reputation and thousands of completed repairs between our various team members.
We're here to take on any of your repair requirements. Whether you need the job done immediately or in the near future, we have repair experts ready when needed. Make the call and we will have your washing machine expertly diagnosed and quickly restored to proper working order. With our ultra attractive rates, you will also be able to relax knowing that you can afford your repair and that replacing the unit won't even be worth debating. Basically, don't worry yourself sick over the potential repair cost.
The biggest benefit of choosing our team for your repair needs is the cost savings you will experience. We give you the competitive appliance repair rates in St Petersburg by charging for nothing more than parts and labor. You can enjoy further savings by taking advantage of our online coupon offer; not to forget, we cut our service call charge whenever you order a repair of any size.
Our team can tackle washers of all brands and styles. We frequently work on brands like Bosch, Haier, Frigidaire, GE, LG, Kenmore, Maytag, Samsung, Whirlpool and so many others. We have nearby sources for washing machine parts for all of these brands and many obscure, lesser-known manufacturers as well.
We're widely known and trusted in St Petersburg FL as a top appliance repair company.
Our team has washer repair specialists on-hand to rectify any washing machine issue. Get your problems sorted out today; call us at (727) 240-2477 to have your unit fixed asap.
Are you getting funky smells from your washer? If this becomes a regular occurrence, especially if there is a mildew-y smell to it, your machine needs to be thoroughly cleaned. Scrubbing inside of the unit will provide the best results as you can take care of hard-to-access spots. For instance, a top-loader won't do perfect when running a self-cleaning cycle because the water won't reach the upper parts of the tub. However, throwing a cleaning solution into an empty load can do wonders - you can make use of baking soda, vinegar or even bleach.