A free directory of 800 independent appliance repair professionals across 14 states. Real local businesses, direct phone numbers, no middleman.
Browse by StateFrom refrigerators to sewing machines — find the right pro for the job.
Not cooling, leaking water, ice maker down, or making noise — refrigerator problems get worse fa…
Won’t drain, won’t spin, leaking, or shaking across the floor. Common fixes include pumps, belts…
No heat, long dry times, or a drum that won’t turn. Techs handle heating elements, thermal fuses…
Standing water, dishes coming out dirty, leaks, or error codes. Repairs cover spray arms, pumps,…
Uneven baking, burners that won’t light, broken igniters, or a dead control panel. Technicians s…
Not heating, sparking, turntable stuck, or door switch failures. Built-in and over-the-range mic…
Frost buildup, warm freezer, or an ice maker that quit. Repairs cover defrost systems, evaporato…
Toasters, kettles, mixers, sewing machines, and other countertop workhorses. Some are worth fixi…
New washer, dryer, dishwasher, or range that needs professional hookup. Proper installation prev…
Local technicians experienced with every major appliance brand.
Find appliance repair businesses near you, organized by city.
Every listing has a direct phone number. No forms, no middleman, no fees.
Describe the problem, confirm scheduling, and get your appliance running again.
We list public business information so you deal with the pro, not a call center.
Every listing is a real business with a real address in your area.
No booking fees, no markups, no account required. Just find and call.
800 appliance repair pros across 14 states.
ApplianceTrust is a free directory of independent appliance repair businesses. Each listing shows the business's address and direct phone number — you call them directly, with no middleman, no booking fees, and no markup.
No. Every business listed is independently owned and operated. ApplianceTrust lists their public contact information so you can reach them directly.
Pricing varies by appliance, problem, parts, and region, so we don't publish prices. Call the business nearest you, describe the issue, and ask how they charge — most will explain their diagnostic or trip fee up front.
A good rule of thumb: if a repair costs more than half the price of a comparable new unit and the appliance is past mid-life, replacement may make sense. A local technician can diagnose the fault and give you an honest read.
Most independent technicians work across major brands — Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Bosch, Frigidaire and more. Mention your brand and model when you call to confirm.
We list 800 appliance repair professionals across 14 states. Browse your state to see every listed business grouped by city.