Facing a puddle of water at the bottom of your dishwasher?
Unable to get it to even turn on or rotate cycles? Regardless of the issue that you are facing, we have seasoned appliance repair veterans that are ready and capable of helping you. We do offer same-day, next-day emergency dishwasher repairs!
Reach out and plan out a time for one of our technicians to come take a look at your dishwashing machine. We'll work around your availability and we're always on-time or our appointments. Our technician will quickly but thoroughly assess your machine and locate the root cause of its problems. From there, you will receive a repair quote and we can either continue with the process or part ways. You get billed for the parts and our time with any repair. We always clear the service call charge for diagnosing your appliance if you order a repair with us. If you pass, this little fee is all you're expected to pay us for our time. However, our repairs are very fair cost because we don't charge a premium on replacement parts and we bill for labor based on what's standard for the specific repair job.
We're prompt and friendly with every job we take, every client gets treated equally. We come stocked with many common replacement parts to speed up the job. If we don't have what your machine needs - we still have plenty local sources for replacement dishwasher parts in the Somerville MA region. We can quickly gather what your appliance needs and come back to fix it up once and for all.
Sound good? We're ready if you are: Contact us at (617) 539-2280 and book a time for one of our repair techs to come out to you. We're here and waiting; we also do commercial repair and servicing jobs!
Besides dishes, pots and pans, silverware and plastic containers, many other items can go through your dishwasher safely and come out clean. We recommend you be extra cautious with your judgment though. You can wash oven racks, stovetop burners, range hood filters and the likes; items like coffee makers and keyboards should be kept out, due to the fact that water can interfere with electrical components. Also, anything heavily soiled - such as gardening gloves - is better left to hand wash or to put through your actual washing machine.