Appliance repair in Highland Park, Illinois

Average appliance repair cost in Highland Park is $174.88, but your price will depend on your appliance type and manufacturer.

Our washer repairs in Highland Park cost between $100 and $200. Depending on the model, a new washer can cost up to $2,000, depending on make and model. Kenmore washers and dryers are the most popular repairs in Abingdon, followed by Frigidaire, Samsung, and LG.

The most frequent problem with water heaters is leak issues. As time goes by, water can cause tiny fissures in the tank. If your tank is leaking near the water outlet or inlet, you might just need to tighten the connections to fix the leak. In the Abingdon area, Kenmore water heaters are the most frequently repaired new water heaters generally cost between $1,000 and $3,000.

The average cost of repairing a fridge in Highland Park is $236.22, which is much cheaper than repairing a new fridge. New refrigerators cost on average between $1,000 and $2,000. Another thing to note is that Kenmore refrigerators are the most frequently serviced appliance in Abington.

Stand-alone fridges generally last about 12 years, while built-in refrigerators can cost a lot more but run much longer, so if you have a stand-alone model around 12 years old that has an issue, you should buy a new one instead of repairing it. In the Abington area, Kenmore refrigerators are the most frequently serviced brand.

If you live in Highland Park, your dishwasher may be the likeliest to break down. We get more service calls for Sub Zero dishwashers than any other type of appliance, followed by Whirlpool water heaters and Kitchen aid washing machines. The age of your appliance can help you determine if you should replace it or seek repairs.

From Sub Zero refrigerators to Whirlpool water heaters, a few easy actions can help extend the lifespan of your appliance. Whether your appliance is new or you've had it for a while, read through the manual, watch a tutorial, or get professional advice to know how to best clean each appliance. It's also smart to keep track of when to repair rather than replace. Don't assume your breaking down appliance is past saving. Save yourself the expense of a brand-new appliance by properly cleaning and caring for your appliances.

The decision to repair or replace an appliance in Highland Park is made easier with the right coverage. For members, a home service plan can cover appliances no matter their age—no maintenance records or home inspections required. And if we can’t repair a covered item—from refrigerators to water heaters to washing machines—we’ll replace it.

Some people can diagnose and fix dryer issues themselves. Dryers can experience problems in a variety of areas and functions—from the drum not turning to the dryer not starting. You may notice that your dryer now takes a long time to dry a load of laundry or that it is getting too hot. It's important to diagnose the exact problem before you start on DIY repairs. If you choose not to do it yourself, you'll find many qualified professionals to service your dryer in Highland Park.

It's easier to locate the problem if you understand the basics: Most dryers run on a motor that uses pulleys and belts turn the drum. Air that's gas- or electric-heated is pushed through the drum. Timed thermostats control heat and speed. Many if not most dryers also have a restart button that can get things running if the issue is not part of the motor, switches, or electrical system. If you are having trouble diagnosing the issue, it may be time to contact a dryer repair professional in Highland Park.