Appliance Repair FAQ

The service call is $0 when you approve and complete the repair. If no repair is completed after diagnosis, the diagnostic/service call is $79.

If the technician diagnoses the issue and you decide not to approve the repair, the diagnostic/service call is $79.

Yes. After diagnosis, the recommended repair and repair price are provided for approval before billable repair work begins.

Yes. Photos of the appliance, model tag, error code, leak, frost buildup, or damaged part can help us understand the request before the visit.

Send the appliance type, city, service address, brand or model if available, and a short description of the current symptom.

Same-day appointments may be available when route timing, location, and the current schedule allow. This is appointment availability, not a guarantee that every repair will be completed the same day.

We serve key Southwest Florida cities including Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs, Naples, and nearby route areas when scheduling allows.

Yes. Please send the address, access notes, parking or gate details, and the appliance issue before scheduling.

Yes. Call or text with the appliance type, city, and symptom. Cooling, leaking, no-heat, and no-start issues are reviewed for the earliest route opening.

Yes. Refrigerator calls can include warm compartments, frost buildup, leaks, ice maker trouble, fan noise, dispenser issues, and cooling loss.

Yes. Washer calls can include no spin, draining trouble, leaking, shaking, error codes, lid lock issues, and cycles that stop early.

Yes. Dryer calls can include no heat, long dry times, noise, drum issues, no-start symptoms, and airflow-related problems.

Yes. Dishwasher calls can include leaking, poor draining, no wash, no dry, door latch issues, unusual noises, and error codes.

Yes. Oven, stove, and range calls can include heating issues, burners that do not work, ignition problems, control issues, and temperature trouble.

Yes. Freezer and ice maker calls can include no ice, slow ice, frost buildup, water leaks, dispenser issues, warm freezer symptoms, and airflow problems.

Yes. We work on many major household appliance brands including Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, Kenmore, Amana, and others.

Yes, if available. A model number or clear photo of the model tag helps prepare for parts, access, and repairability questions.

Common replacement parts may be stocked on the service vehicle to help complete many repairs during the first visit. Some repairs still require diagnosis first and a specific part may need to be ordered.

Most common repairs are often completed during the first visit when the required part is available. This is not a first-visit guarantee.

The technician can explain the likely repair path after diagnosis. Age, appliance condition, part availability, and repair cost all affect the repair-or-replace decision.

Eligible replacement parts are covered for up to one year. Labor and workmanship coverage is 90 days.

Contact us with the appliance, repair date, and symptom. Warranty coverage depends on the completed repair, part, and whether the new symptom is related to the original issue.

We review commercial appliance requests when the equipment, access, route, and schedule are a good fit. Send the equipment type, location, and symptom first.

Built-in appliance requests are reviewed case by case. Please send photos of the installation, appliance type, brand or model, and the current issue.

No. Art’s Appliance Repair does not provide appliance installation as a standalone service. Replacement parts may be installed as part of an approved appliance repair.

Keep the doors closed, avoid unplugging the unit repeatedly, protect perishable food if needed, and call or text the city, brand, and symptom.

Stop the cycle if safe, turn off the water supply if the leak is active, take a photo of the leak area, and send the brand, model, and city.

Clean the lint screen, avoid running repeated cycles if the dryer is overheating or noisy, and text the brand, symptom, and whether the drum still turns.