Sears Home Services

Appliance Repair Services

Nine appliance types, each with the errors we are called to most and what the visit involves.

Kitchen and laundry appliances, tested and repaired without leaving the room they live in, by a technician who works on that brand regularly.

A visit follows one order and never varies: test the appliance, give a single price, wait for you to agree to it, then carry out the work. Roughly three appointments in four are finished the same day, and every one of them leaves with thirty days on our labor written onto the invoice.

Choose an appliance below and you will find what it does while it is going wrong, which manufacturers build it, and the questions we are asked about it most often. If you are unsure which page describes your problem, phone the shop and describe the behavior instead. That conversation usually gets there faster than reading does.

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The appliances we repair

Nine services, each with a page explaining the errors we are called out for and the brands we handle for that appliance type.

Why households here call us

Same day and next day slots

Reach us in the first half of the day and the appointment is normally that same afternoon, arranged inside a two hour window instead of an open ended wait.

Trained on your brand

Our technicians work across the twenty-four manufacturers we list, and hold the EPA certification that sealed system refrigeration work legally requires.

Thirty days on labor, in writing

The labor is warranted for thirty days and the part for whatever period its maker gives it. Both appear on the invoice before the technician leaves.

One price, agreed in advance

Testing first, price second, work third. Nothing is opened up until you have heard the number and agreed to it.

The parts that really give out, on board

The vans are stocked from our own service history rather than a generic list, which is why roughly three repairs in four finish on the first visit.

An independent shop since 1956

Seventy years across four states means we know what salt air, hard water and an unheated garage do to an appliance before we open it.