Appliance Repair for Your Home

A washer leaking or not draining, a dryer that won't heat, an oven or stove that won't light, a freezer that won't hold cold. Pick your appliance for the usual causes, what you can check first and what repairs typically cost. For a technician, call (888) 217-0236 to reach an appliance repair company taking calls in your ZIP.

(888) 217-0236

Follow the short menu, then your 5-digit ZIP. The line goes quiet for a few seconds while it connects; stay on. If it does not connect, call once more: companies taking calls change minute to minute.

Appliance Repair services

Washer repairWater under the machine after a cycle · Water left in the drum · The drum will not spin or agitateSee causes and costs Dryer repairClothes still damp after a full cycle · The drum does not turn · Squealing, thumping or grindingSee causes and costs Oven repairThe oven does not heat or heats slowly · Food burns on one side or underbakes · A gas oven clicks or glows but does not lightSee causes and costs Stove and cooktop repairA gas burner clicks but does not light · Clicking that will not stop · An electric burner stays cold or only works on highSee causes and costs Freezer repairFood softening or ice cream not firm · Thick frost on the walls or the back panel · The freezer runs constantlySee causes and costs Range repairA burner that clicks but won't light, or an element that won't heat · The oven won't heat, or heats unevenly · An error code or a blank displaySee causes and costs Washer/dryer combo repairClothes still wet after the dry cycle · Water left in the drum, or it won't spin · An error code on the displaySee causes and costs

How the call works

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Call (888) 217-0236 and follow the short menu
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Enter your 5-digit ZIP and stay on while it connects
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Give the appliance, brand, model and what it is doing; the company explains the service visit and pricing

What appliance repair typically costs

Job	Typical range	Source
Appliance technician labor	$40–$120 per hour, parts extra	Angi
Washer repair	$125–$450	HomeAdvisor
Dryer repair	$100–$430	Angi
Oven or stove repair	$130–$310	HomeAdvisor
Freezer repair	$90–$650	HomeAdvisor

National ranges; the part, brand and age of the appliance move the price. Sources: Angi cost guides (2025), HomeAdvisor cost guides (2025).

This line is for

Homeowners with a washer, dryer, washer/dryer combo, oven, range, stove, cooktop or freezer to repair
Gas and electric models, stacked and all-in-one laundry units

Please call someone else for

Refrigerators and dishwashers
Questions about a bill or a past repair (call that company directly)
Commercial or restaurant equipment

Appliance Repair: common questions

Should I repair or replace my appliance?

Weigh the repair price against the appliance's age and the cost of a new one. Single parts (pumps, belts, elements, igniters, fans) are usually worth repairing; drums, compressors and control boards on older units often are not.

What should I have ready when I call?

The brand and model number (on a sticker inside the door, lid or kick plate), what the appliance is doing, any error code, and your ZIP code.

Who answers when I call (888) 217-0236?

An independent appliance repair company serving your ZIP code. HearthDry does not repair appliances; the line connects you to a company that does.

Do you cover refrigerators or dishwashers?

Not on this line. It connects washer, dryer, oven, stove, cooktop and freezer repairs.

Talk to a appliance repair technician

One call reaches an appliance repair company taking calls in your ZIP, answered 24/7.

(888) 217-0236

Follow the short menu, then your 5-digit ZIP. The line goes quiet for a few seconds while it connects; stay on. If it does not connect, call once more: companies taking calls change minute to minute.