Every major appliance.
Most repairs, one visit.

A fridge that doesn't cool right is the most expensive appliance to ignore — your food goes first. Most cooling problems trace to one of a handful of parts (compressor, thermostat, fan, defrost system, control board), and the diagnosis is usually fast.

Washers see hundreds of cycles a year. The most common failures are drain pumps, lid switches, motor couplers, control boards, and worn bearings. Many are 30-minute fixes once diagnosed.

A dryer that won't heat is usually a heating element, thermal fuse, or igniter (gas). A dryer that takes forever is usually venting — either clogged or run too long. We diagnose both and fix what's actually wrong.

Dishwashers fail at the door latch, the drain pump, the wash motor, or the spray arm — in roughly that order. We carry the common parts on the truck so most fixes wrap in one visit.

For electric ovens it's usually a bake or broil element. For gas it's usually the igniter. For temperature accuracy it's the sensor. For everything else it's the control board or a switch. We work through it logically and don't part-swap blindly.

For built-in and over-the-range microwaves, repair is often the right call — replacement means matching the cabinet cutout. For countertop units we'll tell you straight if it's worth fixing or worth replacing.