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Appliance Repair in Apache Junction

Apache Junction is the eastern edge of where we work and the oldest mix of housing in it: 1960s and 1970s ranch houses, a large number of manufactured homes and park models, and a population that roughly doubles every winter. The appliances follow all three, and so does the advice.

Repaired in your home. Nothing to transport. We work on the appliance where it stands. You don't unplug anything, you don't find a van, and you don't wait for a bench slot at a shop.

The Apache Junction ZIPs we cover

85119 · 85120

That is Apache Junction proper, both sides of the Apache Trail. Gold Canyon, in 85118, is outside the area we cover today; if that is you, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can get there rather than booking and rescheduling.

What actually fails here, by kind of home

The older site-built houses (85120, 85119).

Ranch houses from the 1960s through the 1980s, usually on their third set of appliances. Simple, well-made machines, kept a long time because they fit and because they work: top-load washers, basic electric dryers, 30-inch freestanding ranges, top-freezer refrigerators. The fix is usually a belt, a pump, a thermostat, an element or a defrost timer, and we will tell you plainly if the machine is worth it.

Manufactured homes and park models (85119, 85120).

This is a large share of Apache Junction and it is its own category of work. The appliances are smaller and the openings are tighter: 24-inch and 20-inch ranges, apartment-depth and compact refrigerators, stacked or all-in-one laundry units, sometimes 120-volt only. A standard replacement often will not fit, which makes a repair the sensible choice far more often than it is in a tract house. Tell us at booking that it is a park model or a manufactured home, and the size of the unit if you know it, so we arrive with the right parts in the van.

RV and park-model propane appliances.

See the limits below. A propane range or dryer is gas, and gas is not work we take on today.

Winter residents, in every kind of home.

A refrigerator that was switched off in April and will not cool when it is switched on in November, or one that was left running in a closed home through the summer, is the single most common call we get from Apache Junction in the autumn. Both are usually fixable. If you are back for the season and something is wrong, tell us the home was empty; it changes where we look first, and it changes what we bring.

The jobs we get called out for in Apache Junction

  • A refrigerator or freezer that will not cool, including the chest freezer in the carport.
  • A washer that will not drain or spin. On the older top-loaders this is often a small part.
  • An electric dryer that runs cold, or takes two cycles. Often the vent rather than the dryer; we can clean the vent on the same visit.
  • An electric range or oven that will not hold temperature.
  • LG appliances. We are LG-certified technicians. If your LG refrigerator's compressor is still inside LG's own warranty term, you will hear it from us first. See what that warranty covers.

What we do not do, before you call us about it

  • Anything gas or propane. A propane range, cooktop or dryer is gas, and gas is not work we take on today. This comes up more in Apache Junction than anywhere else we serve, because so many park models run on propane. If yours does, we are not the right call for that appliance, though we may well be the right call for the refrigerator.
  • Built-in wall ovens. Wired straight into the wall. Not today.

A freestanding electric range, a plug-in cooktop, an electric dryer, any refrigerator or freezer that plugs in: those we book.

How long it takes us to reach you

Apache Junction is the furthest east we go, out along the US-60 from Chandler, and the arrival window we give you reflects that honestly: it is wider than the one we give a Chandler or Gilbert address. Same day where we can, and for Apache Junction that is more often next day than same day. We plan return visits for ordered parts around the same drive, and they cost you nothing under the warranty.

What will it cost?

We don't publish prices, because we'd be guessing. The same symptom can turn out to be a small part or a control board, and a number on a web page that turns out to be wrong is worse than no number.

Here is what we do instead, on every job:

We diagnose the fault first.

We give you a firm written quote before any work starts. In writing, not a doorstep estimate, so you can read it, think about it, or send it to someone else.

Nothing is repaired without your approval.

If you decide not to go ahead, you pay the diagnostic and we leave. No pressure, no part fitted "while we're here".

You have 48 hours to cancel.

Even after you approve. You have 48 hours to cancel or move an appointment, in writing. After that we collect the service call charge, which covers the diagnosis, the travel and the visit itself. We give you that notice in writing when you approve the repair, with the forms to use.

Tell us what it’s doing

Two minutes on the form. You get a request number straight back, and we call you to agree a time.