Call before 10 am to schedule your service for guaranteed same-day arrival!

Modern families have enough to worry about, let alone the dishwasher failing to do its job! We aim to have a technician arrive within 4 hours of your call. We’re here for you!

We warranty all our appliance repairs for 1 year on labour, and 90 days on parts.

If our repair fails within 1 year due to our workmanship, we will return to rectify the problem at no additional cost to you. Your satisfaction is our priority!

In our industry there’s a saying: the wrong part repairs twice. We know the importance of using high-quality parts that are built to last. In most cases we use OEM parts, though if a comparable aftermarket part is available, we will present that to you as an option.

No matter whether you choose OEM or aftermarket, we will ensure that your dishwasher is operating correctly before we consider the repair complete.

Be on the lookout for your dryer making strange noises, clothes taking longer to dry, or the machine failing to start. These symptoms indicate it’s time for repairs to avoid escalating issues that could result in costly damages.

To ensure your dryer operates efficiently and to prolong its lifespan, we recommend having it serviced by a professional at least once a year. Regular maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and maintains performance.

First, check the thermal fuse and heating element, as these are often the culprits when a dryer fails to heat. If these parts are functional and the problem persists, it’s crucial to call a professional to diagnose and fix the issue effectively.

Unless you have experience fixing electrical and mechanical components, you should not. Even if you do, attempting to fix an appliance yourself can void warranty, and you should never handle any gas connections yourself.

A dryer typically lasts about 10-13 years, depending on usage and maintenance. Regular servicing and timely repairs are key to maximizing the lifespan of your dryer, ensuring it performs well for as long as possible. If your dryer is over 13 years old, you should replace it.

Cleaning your dryer vent involves disconnecting the dryer, detaching the vent hose, and using a vent cleaning brush to remove lint and debris. This routine maintenance is essential for preventing fire hazards and ensuring your dryer runs efficiently.

Make sure to inspect your dryer's vent system at least once a year. Doing this helps prevent dangerous lint buildups that could impair your dryer’s performance or even pose a fire risk. To clean it, disconnect the vent hose at the back of your dryer, which leads to the outside, and use a special cleaning brush to clear out any accumulated lint.

We recommend following the manufacturer’s guidelines for load capacity, which you can usually find in your dryer’s manual. Overloading not only leads to inefficiencies like longer drying times and higher energy consumption but can also shorten the life of your dryer.

Periodically inspect the seals around your dryer's door and ensure the exhaust system is not blocked. Effective maintenance of these parts, which involves checking for any leaks or blockages and clearing debris, guarantees that your dryer runs safely and efficiently.