Three numbers govern every job here: the $95 service visit, the labor from-rate for your machine, and the part's own price on its own line. All three are visible before you commit to anything.
Every job starts with the same flat figure: $95 brings the van, the instruments and a technician to your door, and buys the full diagnosis — readings taken openly, the fault named in plain words, and your repair figure put in writing. It's the same number for every machine, every neighborhood on the map, every day of the week.
Decide the repair isn't worth it? Then $95 is the whole cost of the visit, and the readings are yours to keep — including when the honest verdict is that the fault belongs to your wiring, your plumbing or a factory warranty rather than to the machine at all.
Labor starts from a published figure per machine family and moves only for reasons the readings can document — hard access, a stacked installation, a second component that failed alongside the first. When a figure moves, the reason appears in writing next to it; when nothing justifies movement, the from-rate is the rate.
| Machine family | Labor |
|---|---|
| Dryer Repair | from $208 |
| Washer Repair | from $228 |
| Refrigerator & Freezer Repair | from $252 |
| Stove, Range & Oven Repair | from $245 |
| Dishwasher Repair | from $212 |
| Ice Maker Repair | from $219 |
| From-rates cover labor only. The $95 service visit is separate, and parts are always their own line — see below. | |
No part gets ordered until you've seen it priced on its own line and signed the figure it belongs to. That line shows what the component is, what it costs, and why the readings convicted it — so the arithmetic of your repair stays visible from first call to final proof.
It also means comparisons stay honest. A quote that bundles parts into one round number can hide anything; a figure with the labor from-rate and the part's price sitting separately can hide nothing. This workshop publishes its method precisely so you can hold it to it.
Because exact prices before the readings would be fiction. The from-rate is the honest floor for the labor; your exact figure exists only after the fault is measured — and then it goes in writing before any work.
No. $95 is $95 on every day the workshop runs, Monday through Saturday.
Card, check or cash at completion — after the closing readings prove the repair, not before.
Parts and labor on the repair performed, in writing on your invoice. If the same fault returns inside the warranty window, the return visit is the workshop's problem, not yours.
It takes one visit and comes in writing. Book the readings and the arithmetic is yours.