Appliance Repair Winter Garden

Appliance repairs typically range from $100 to $400, depending on parts and labor. Service calls for diagnostics are $70–$130, and hourly labor is around $50–$125. Overall national averages hover near $175–$200. Contact us to know our prices!

Yes, often it’s worthwhile—especially when the repair costs less than 50 % of the price of buying new. If the appliance is under warranty or still in good shape and you’ll get more years of use, repairing can be smart and cost‑effective.

In legal and common terms, “major appliances” refer to large household devices like refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, washers, dryers, and dishwashers. A major repair typically involves integral components of these devices—not simple fixes like light bulbs but vital parts like compressors or control boards.

Start with basic troubleshooting: check it's plugged in, reset breakers, consult the manual, and review any warranty information. These simple steps may solve the issue or save you time and money when calling a technician.

Follow the 50 % rule: if a repair costs more than half the price of a new unit—or the appliance is near end of life—replacing is often wiser. Age, efficiency, and warranty status also matter. Expert assessment can help guide the decision.