Are you dealing with a washer that's about to give up?
If your machine is on its last leg, or if it finally kicked the bucket, a repair is well in order. Our crew of professional, certified and vetted Somerville based appliance repair professionals can lay a helping hand. We're one of the best-reviewed and most-recommended service providers in Somerville MA and take ownership for your work. Get us to help with your washer repair and you won't be disappointed. We also provide same-day We can fix any washing machine, regardless of the brand or model. We have the resources necessary to work on all both American and foreign washers. Also, we're both equipped and experienced in fixing all different makes and types of commercial washing machine units. If you're concerned whether we can work on your particular unit, give us a call and ask.
The services you receive will be provided at an affordable rate. We make sure to treat all of our clients on an equal level. Regardless of who you are or what you need, we're only going to bill you via one of two routes... we will explain those to you now so you know exactly what you are getting into before you call us out to diagnose and quote your repair needs.
In scenario one, we will charge a nominal amount for troubleshooting your problem if you don't go through with the repair once you receive your quote. In the second scenario, we will waive this fee if you do go through with the repair; our labor rate, which is based upon nationwide industry averages, and the cost of your parts, will be all that you are responsible for paying.
To kick-start the process, call us at (617) 539-2280 and book us!
Is it possible your washer is failing to receive an appropriate amount of water? If so, one of the possible reasons for this is a partially closed valve. Turn it all the way to make sure it's fully open and see if your machine starts filling up more. Also, make sure that your hot water valve is open - even if you are only running cold water washes. If you're lucky, the water pressure will increase by opening the valve further. Alternatively, check if the fill hose needs to be cleaned out as an obstruction could be limiting fill pressure.