Local In-house expertise & no subcontractors
Local In-house expertise & no subcontractors
Yes. Tampa Bay Appliance Fix offers appliance installation services for many household appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges, cooktops, and microwaves throughout the Tampa Bay area.
Tampa Bay Appliance Fix provides appliance repair services in Tampa, Brandon, Valrico, Riverview, Apollo Beach, Plant City, Seffner, Lithia, Sun City Center, Ruskin, and surrounding communities across Hillsborough County and the greater Tampa Bay area.
Appliance repair costs in Tampa Bay usually depend on the appliance type, brand, and failed part. Most homeowners choose repair because it is often much cheaper than replacing a major appliance. Tampa Bay Appliance Fix provides diagnostics and upfront repair recommendations.
We offer service visits Same-Day and our office work Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM.
Once the technician finish repair, make sure the appliance is fixed, test all systems and after that payment is required.
We accept Cash, Credit/Debit or Check.
After diagnosing the appliance, our technician will communicate their findings and explain the repair needed to fix the issue. If the customer approves, they will proceed with performing the repair. While many common parts are carried on the technician’s vehicle, it’s sometimes necessary to order a part. If this is the case, a return trip will need to be scheduled once the part has arrived.
Yes, our technicians are qualified to work on a wide range of brands and models of appliances. They undergo continuous training to stay updated on the latest technologies and repair techniques, ensuring they can effectively service both older and newer appliances from various manufacturers. You can find all the major brands we service at https://tampabayappliancefix.com/brands/
To prepare for your scheduled appointment, ensure that the appliance is accessible for the technician. If possible, provide the unit’s model number at the time the appointment is scheduled. There is a section at the bottom of this FAQ page that can help you find model numbers.
One of our trained and experienced technicians will be fixing your appliance. We do not subcontract work; all repairs are handled by our in-house staff to ensure consistent quality and service. You can learn more about our team at https://tampabayappliancefix.com/about-us/.
Yes. Tampa Bay Appliance Fix provides B2B appliance repair services for property managers, landlords, Airbnb hosts, apartment complexes, real estate investors, and commercial businesses throughout the Tampa Bay area. Fast response times and reliable scheduling help businesses minimize downtime and keep tenants or customers satisfied.
Tampa Bay Appliance Fix works with property management companies, vacation rental operators, apartment communities, senior living facilities, offices, restaurants, and other businesses that rely on working appliances every day.
Yes, there is a service call fee, which covers the cost of sending a technician to your home to diagnose the issue and provide a repair quote. If you decide to proceed with the repair, the service call fee will be applied towards the total cost of the repair. In situations where a customer isn’t ready to move forward with a repair, the service call fee is paid and the quote is good for 35 days. If the customer chooses to have the repair performed and contacts us within the 35 day timeframe, the service call fee will still be applied to the repair.
Usually a clogged drain pump filter, kinked drain hose, or failed pump motor. Check the filter behind the front panel first (if it’s a front load washer). If clear, call a technician, a drain pump needs replacement.
An unbalanced load is the most common reason. Try redistributing laundry and run again. Persistent shaking usually means worn shock absorbers, suspension rods or leveling legs. A video with noise can help the technician drastically.
Mold, slime and mildew build up in the drum seal and detergent drawer, especially in front-loaders. Old trick: run a hot cycle with white vinegar, lemon and vodka (1/1/1) mix monthly. If the smell persists, a technician can clean the drum and seal.
The most common causes are a blown thermal fuse, failed heating element or high limit thermostat, or tripped circuit breaker. Start by checking your breaker panel. If the breaker is fine, the dryer heating element likely needs replacement by a technician.
A clogged lint trap or venting duct is usually the reason. Clean your lint trap after every load. If dryer vent is clen and drying clothes is still slow, the heating element or moisture sensor may need service. It is highly recommended by the professionals to clean your vent duct once 10-12 months.
Common reasons include dirty condenser coils, a failed evaporator fan, or low refrigerant. Check that the back vents aren’t blocked by food. Check if there is any ice frost coming from the refrigerator vents. Check for any leaks.
The filter reminder light turns on every 6 months regardless of use. Replace your water filter and then press and hold the filter reset button (usually labeled on the dispenser panel) for 3-5 seconds to turn the filter light off.
A loud hum or rattle noise in refrigerator usually points to the condenser fan, evaporator fan, or compressor. A clicking noise when starting can mean a faulty compressor start relay. These components need professional diagnosis to avoid compressor damage.
A faulty bake element or temperature sensor is the most common cause. You can test it visually, a broken bake or broil element has visible cracks or burn marks. Sensor and element replacements are straightforward repairs for a technician.
Look for a sticker just above the drum.
Normally found on a sticker behind the door.
Normally on a sticker behind the lower storage drawer. Sometimes located on the rear panel.
Look inside the main compartment on the interior wall or ceiling.
