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Appliance repair in Washington, Washington, D.C.
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Be certain your devices are working properly all year-round.
Students are coming home from Marymount University and other universities, and school is out for the little ones—which adds up to more work for your appliances.
Whether you're counting on refreshments from the refrigerator after a long day at Rock Creek Park or using your washer and dryer to clean all the towels and clothes that get you through from a weekend camping trip, your appliances have to be ready. The DC area sees hot, humid summers—but don’t forget your dryer for those rainy days. When the weather is nice, you might open up the fridge to host a BBQ or put on your hiking clothes for a walk around Rock Creek Park. Appliance repair in DC is here to help you keep that refrigerator in top shape and your washing machine running to wash off the dirt after a day of exploring.
While it’s essential to keep all your appliances running smoothly, some are more prone to seasonal wear and tear than others. Summer and winter temperatures can cause additional strain on appliances, but even spring's average 59-degree and fall's 62-degree temperatures can play a role in hindering appliance performance.
It's always a good idea to have your appliances checked by a professional, no matter what time of year it may be. Regular maintenance may help extend the life of your appliances and prevent expensive repairs down the road. It's always best to be safe than sorry when it comes to home appliances. If you need appliance repair or service in Washington, get in touch with us. We're here to help you maintain an efficient home year-round.
Whether you're counting on refreshments from the refrigerator after a long day at Rock Creek Park or using your washer and dryer to clean all the towels and clothes that get you through from a weekend camping trip, your appliances have to be ready. The DC area sees hot, humid summers—but don’t forget your dryer for those rainy days. When the weather is nice, you might open up the fridge to host a BBQ or put on your hiking clothes for a walk around Rock Creek Park. Appliance repair in DC is here to help you keep that refrigerator in top shape and your washing machine running to wash off the dirt after a day of exploring.
While it’s essential to keep all your appliances running smoothly, some are more prone to seasonal wear and tear than others. Summer and winter temperatures can cause additional strain on appliances, but even spring's average 59-degree and fall's 62-degree temperatures can play a role in hindering appliance performance.
It's always a good idea to have your appliances checked by a professional, no matter what time of year it may be. Regular maintenance may help extend the life of your appliances and prevent expensive repairs down the road. It's always best to be safe than sorry when it comes to home appliances. If you need appliance repair or service in Washington, get in touch with us. We're here to help you maintain an efficient home year-round.
We make it simple to find appliance repair service in Washington.
With ProConnect's professional appliance repair, you can skip a trip to your local hardware store to search for the tools and parts to repair your device. Just select the appliance you want to repair and ask for a pro to come to your home in Washington.
Next thing you know, one of our professionals who have a 4.46-star average rating on657 jobs in the area will be getting to work at your home.
Next thing you know, one of our professionals who have a 4.46-star average rating on657 jobs in the area will be getting to work at your home.
- The repairman gave us excellent service. He knew immediately what was wrong with the appliance and explained it clearly. He ordered a new piece and returned the next day for the repair. He was fast, but thorough. We are extremely pleased with the service. Thank you!– Martine W., Washington DC
- ProConnect was great! The technician called when he was 1/2 hour out, then arrived on time, quickly diagnosed and fixed the problem. He was courteous, efficient, and competent. The price was right too. I will definitely seek help from ProConnect if I have any future need for an appliance repair. Thank you!– Leslie H., Washington DC
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A home warranty protects your budget and your appliances.
If one of your covered items breaks and can't be repaired, we will help you get a new one.
The American Home Shield Home Warranty is available for homeowners who want to be confident that that their devices work all year long. They're not insurance, rather a year-long service agreement that helps you cover the expense of repairing your appliances.
The American Home Shield Home Warranty is available for homeowners who want to be confident that that their devices work all year long. They're not insurance, rather a year-long service agreement that helps you cover the expense of repairing your appliances.
Home Warranties Start As Low As
$39.99
per month
On average, home warranty plans cost from $500 to $700 per year. Our plans begin as low asper month.
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Average Cost to Repair Without a Home Warranty in Washington, DC
Refrigerator
$324
Washer
$359
Dishwasher
$281
Dryer
$221
Repair/replacement cost ranges are the twentieth and eightieth percentile of U.S. costs as reported in A Study of Homeowners’ Appliance and Home Systems Service Experiences, a nationwide survey of homeowners conducted in 2019 by ClearVantage for American Home Shield. Further reproduction or use is expressly prohibited.
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Appliance repair in Washington FAQ
The price to repair appliances can change by age, brand, and type. In Washington, average repair costs $227.74. Kenmore appliance repair costs, for example, are less than those of other manufacturers. The most prevalent machines that require servicing are fridges, dryers, dishwashers, and ranges.
Our washer repairs in Washington end up costing between $100 and $200. Depending on the model, a new washing machine can cost as much as $2,000, depending on make and model. Kenmore washers and dryers are the most popular repairs in Abingdon, followed by Frigidaire, Samsung, and LG.
Leaks are the most prevalent problems with water heaters. As your water heater ages, water corrodes the tank and can cause small fissures. If the water is leaking by the cold water inlet or hot water outlet, you could be able to repair the leak by simply using a pipe wrench and tightening the couplings. Kenmore water heaters are the most repaired in the Abingdon area, with new water heaters typically costing between $1,000 to $3,000.
Refrigerator repair in Washington is often between $100 and $200, purchasing a new fridge, however, costs somewhere between $1,000 and $2,000. One thing to also keep in mind is that Kenmore refrigerators are the most common brand serviced in the Abington area.
Stand-alone fridges work best for about 12 years, while built-in refrigerators can cost more but last longer, so if you have a stand-alone model around 12 years old and is showing signs of wear, you should purchase one instead of repairing it. In the Abington area, Kenmore refrigerators are the most frequently serviced brand.
Stand-alone fridges work best for about 12 years, while built-in refrigerators can cost more but last longer, so if you have a stand-alone model around 12 years old and is showing signs of wear, you should purchase one instead of repairing it. In the Abington area, Kenmore refrigerators are the most frequently serviced brand.
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 Washington.
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 Washington.
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 Washington.