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Appliance repair in Indianapolis

This site is paid for by a local appliance repair company. When we tell you to call a pro, we send you to them. This page says what the techs fix and what to read before you pay.

What the techs fix

[What they fix, and which brands: Scott to confirm this list.]

  • Fridges and freezers

    Not cooling, leaking, loud, or the ice maker has quit.

  • Washers and dryers

    Won’t spin, won’t drain, won’t heat, or takes two cycles to dry.

  • Dishwashers

    Won’t drain, won’t clean, or leaves water on the floor.

  • Stoves, ovens and cooktops

    Won’t heat, won’t light, or cooks unevenly.

  • Garbage disposals

    Humming, jammed or leaking.

  • Dryer vent cleaning

    Lint cleared from the vent, from the dryer to the outside wall.

How a call works

  1. You call the number

    The repair company that pays for this site answers it.

  2. They ask a few things

    What the appliance is doing, and its brand and model.

  3. They book a visit

    A tech comes out to look at it.

The visit fee, the hours and what to have ready are on how repair calls from this site work.

Before you pay for a repair

Sometimes the bill isn’t yours, or a repair tech isn’t the first call to make.

    Questions people ask before they hire