Washing Machine Repair

Today’s laundry rooms do more than wash clothes — they’re garage entries, mudrooms, sports-gear staging areas. When the washer breaks, the ripple effect through the household is real. We’ll keep your washer doing its actual job: removing stains, dirt, and odor from the family’s clothes.

Common washing machine repairs

• Crashing and vibrating excessively. Usually an off-balance load, but if rebalancing doesn’t fix it the unit may need to be leveled, the shock absorbers inspected, or the suspension rods replaced.
• Won’t fill with water. Check the home’s water supply and look for leaks at the hose connections first. If those are fine, the pressure switch, temperature selector, mainboard, or door lock could be the issue.
• Overfilling with water. Shut off the water supply and call us. The pressure switch, water inlet valve, or mainboard are common culprits.
• Leaking water. Front-loaders can dump a lot of water if the door gasket fails. Supply hoses, drain hoses, and the pump itself can all cause leaks.
• Won’t drain. If the spin cycle isn’t engaging, the drain won’t work either. Could be a clogged pump, broken belt, faulty door lock, or transmission issue.
• Suds overflowing. Often too much detergent. If reducing the soap doesn’t fix it, have the drain and pump checked.
• Won’t turn on. First check the outlet; if the plug is fine, the issue is likely the motor control board or a failed lid switch.

Old machine? Honest answer

If your washing machine is more than ten years old, you may be at the point where replacement is more cost-effective than repair. Your technician will give you a straight answer on the value of the unit you have and the case for replacing it. If you decide to replace, we install the new one so it’s done right the first time.