Washing Machine Repair

The most common causes are an unbalanced load, a worn or broken drive belt, a faulty lid switch (top-loaders), or a failing motor coupling. Try redistributing the laundry first. If it still won't spin, give us a call — it's one of our most common repairs.

Leaks usually come from a worn door gasket (front-loaders), a loose or cracked water supply hose, an overloaded drum, or too much detergent causing excessive suds. The source of the leak determines the repair — we'll diagnose it quickly.

Check that the lid or door is fully closed, the water supply is on, and the cycle is properly selected. If those are fine, the issue may be a faulty lid switch, control board, or door latch. A technician can diagnose it same day.

Banging or thumping is often an unbalanced load or worn drum bearings. Grinding can indicate a failing pump or foreign objects caught in the drum. Squealing usually means a worn belt or bearing. Don't ignore unusual sounds — they tend to get worse.

Generally yes, especially if the machine is less than 8-10 years old. Most repairs cost significantly less than replacement. We provide upfront quotes so you can make an informed decision before any work begins.