Appliance Repair Services in Green Bay, WI
From refrigerators and dryers to washers, dishwashers, ovens and microwaves, here is every appliance we repair, what usually goes wrong with each, and what it typically costs. You get the price before any repair starts.
- Price quoted before the work starts
- 90-day parts and labor warranty
- Gas and electric appliances
Which appliance is giving you trouble?
What appliance repair costs in Green Bay
Typical repair totals run about $130 to $450, depending on the appliance. Your quote depends on the part, the model and its age, and it's given before any work starts. The diagnostic fee is $75, and it is credited toward the repair if you go ahead.
| Appliance | Typical repair | What pushes it higher |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | $200 to $450 | Sealed-system work or a control board |
| Oven or range | $180 to $400 | Control board or a gas valve |
| Washer | $150 to $350 | Tub bearings or a control board |
| Dishwasher | $150 to $300 | Wash pump or control board |
| Dryer | $130 to $300 | Gas valve or control board |
Repairs carry a 90-day parts and labor warranty. If a repair isn't worth the money, we'll say so.
Refrigerator repair in Green Bay
Refrigerator repair in Green Bay usually starts with one question: is the fridge warm, the freezer warm, or both? That tells us whether to look at airflow, the defrost system or the cooling system itself.
What we check first
- Temperatures: the fridge should sit at or below 40°F and the freezer at 0°F.
- Airflow: the evaporator fan and the vents between freezer and fridge.
- The defrost system: heater, thermostat and the control that runs them.
- Condenser coils and fan. Dirt here makes the compressor work harder.
- Door seals, and the water supply if there's an ice maker.
Parts replaced most often
- Evaporator and condenser fan motors
- Defrost heater and defrost thermostat
- Start relay and overload
- Door gasket
- Water inlet valve and ice maker module
- Control board
Safe checks before you call
- Confirm it's plugged in and the breaker is on.
- Move food away from the vents inside.
- Close the door on a slip of paper. If it slides out easily, the seal may be worn.
- Unplug it before you vacuum the condenser coils.
- Don't chip ice off the evaporator or touch the refrigerant lines.
Repair or replace?
Fan motors, relays, gaskets and defrost parts are usually worth repairing. A compressor or sealed-system failure on an older refrigerator often is not, and we'll tell you if that's what we find.
Dryer repair in Green Bay
Dryer repair in Green Bay starts with airflow. A restricted vent is a common reason a dryer needs two cycles, and it puts extra strain on the heating parts too.
What we check first
- Airflow through the lint trap, the duct and the outside vent.
- On an electric dryer: the heating element, the thermal fuse, the thermostats, and that both sides of the 240-volt supply are live.
- On a gas dryer: the igniter and the gas valve coils.
- The drum drive: belt, idler pulley and drum rollers.
- The door switch, the start switch and the control.
Parts replaced most often
- Heating element
- Thermal fuse and high-limit thermostat
- Igniter and gas valve coils
- Drive belt, idler pulley and drum rollers
- Door switch and motor
- Control board
Safe checks before you call
- Clean the lint screen after every load.
- Check that the outside vent flap opens when the dryer runs.
- Look at the breaker. Electric dryers use a double breaker, and a dryer can run without heat if one side tripped.
- Unplug it before you pull it away from the wall.
- Stop using it if it smells like burning. Lint buildup is a known fire hazard.
Repair or replace?
Elements, fuses, igniters, belts and rollers are usually worth repairing. If the same dryer keeps coming back, or the quote climbs past about half the price of a new one, replacing may make more sense.
Washing machine repair in Green Bay
Washing machine repair in Green Bay depends on the type. Top-loaders tend to fail at the lid switch, belt or motor coupler. Front-loaders more often at the door boot, the drain pump or the bearings.
What we check first
- Draining: the pump filter, the hose and the pump itself.
- The lid switch or door lock, and what the control sees.
- The belt, the motor and the motor coupler.
- The water inlet valves and their screens. Scale clogs these in hard water.
- Suspension, shock pads and tub bearings if it bangs on spin.
Parts replaced most often
- Drain pump
- Lid switch and lid lock
- Drive belt and motor coupler
- Water inlet valve
- Door boot seal on front-loaders
- Suspension rods, shock pads and tub bearings
Safe checks before you call
- Make sure the machine is level and the load isn't oversized.
- Check the hoses for kinks.
- On a front-loader, unplug it, put towels down and clean the pump filter.
- Leave a front-loader's door ajar after washing, and wipe the door seal.
- Use HE detergent in a high-efficiency machine.
Repair or replace?
Pumps, switches, belts and hoses are worth repairing. Failed tub bearings or a cracked tub on an older machine often push the bill past half the cost of a new one.
Dishwasher repair in Green Bay
Dishwasher repair in Green Bay often comes back to two things: water that can't leave and water that can't get in. Hard water adds a third, which is mineral scale.
What we check first
- The filter and the drain path: hose, pump and the disposal connection.
- The inlet valve and the water supply.
- Spray arms and the wash pump.
- The door latch, the switches and the gasket.
- The heating element and the control board.
Parts replaced most often
- Drain pump and wash pump
- Water inlet valve
- Door latch and door gasket
- Spray arms
- Float switch and heating element
- Control board
Safe checks before you call
- Clean the filter at the bottom of the tub.
- Run hot water at the kitchen sink before starting a cycle.
- Check the spray arm holes for debris.
- Use rinse aid, and a dishwasher descaler now and then.
- If it stopped draining after a new garbage disposal went in, the plug may not have been knocked out.
Repair or replace?
Most pump, valve, latch and gasket repairs are worth it. A very old dishwasher with a failed control board is the one to price against a new unit.
Oven, stove and range repair in Green Bay
Oven repair in Green Bay covers gas and electric. Most calls are heat problems: an oven that won't heat, heats unevenly, or a burner that won't light.
What we check first
- On electric: the bake and broil elements, the temperature sensor and the control.
- On gas: the igniter, the safety valve and the burner ports.
- Surface burners: the receptacles, switches and the spark module.
- Door hinges, springs and the seal.
- The self-clean door lock.
Parts replaced most often
- Bake and broil elements
- Igniter and spark module
- Temperature sensor
- Surface burner switch or receptacle
- Door hinges, springs and lock motor
- Control board
Safe checks before you call
- Check the breaker. Electric ranges use a double breaker.
- On a gas range, clean burner ports with a soft brush once it has cooled.
- Stop a self-clean cycle if the door won't unlock, and call us.
- Don't force a loose oven door.
Repair or replace?
Elements, igniters and sensors are usually worth repairing. A failed control board on an older range is the one to price against a new one.
Microwave repair in Green Bay
Microwave repair in Green Bay is worth it for over-the-range and built-in units, and rarely for a basic countertop model. A microwave holds a dangerous charge even when unplugged, so don't open one.
What we check
- Door switches and the latch.
- The turntable motor.
- The vent fan and light on over-the-range models.
- The control board.
- On a microwave that runs but doesn't heat: the high-voltage parts.
Is it worth repairing?
Ask us for a price before you decide. On a countertop microwave, the quote often lands close to the cost of a new one. On a built-in or over-the-range unit, repair usually makes more sense.
Ice makers, wine coolers and garbage disposals
We also look at standalone ice makers, wine coolers and garbage disposals. Call with the brand, the model number and what it's doing, and we'll tell you if we can help before you book.
What to expect from us
The price comes first
After diagnosis you get parts and labor as one number, and you decide yes or no.
A 90-day warranty
Repairs carry a 90-day parts and labor warranty, and you get the terms in writing.
Honest repair-or-replace advice
If replacing is the smarter move, we'll say so, even though it means no repair for us.
A clear arrival window
We give you an arrival window of about two hours, and same-day visits are often available when you call before 2 PM.
Brands we repair
We repair most major brands, including:
- Whirlpool
- GE
- Samsung
- LG
- Maytag
If your brand isn't listed, call and ask. Have the model number ready, since it tells us the exact parts. See all brands we service.
Where we work
We cover Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Howard, Bellevue, Suamico, Hobart and Pulaski. See the full list of service areas and ZIP codes.
Not sure whether we reach you? Call and we'll tell you.
Appliance repair services: common questions
Which appliances do you repair?
We repair refrigerators and freezers, dryers, washing machines, dishwashers, ovens, stoves and ranges, and microwaves, plus standalone ice makers, wine coolers and garbage disposals.
Do you repair gas and electric dryers and ranges?
Yes. Gas and electric appliances fail in different ways, so we check the gas or electric supply and heat source first before replacing any parts.
How long does a repair take?
Many repairs take one to two hours once we have the part. If a part has to be ordered, we tell you the timeline at the visit.
What if my appliance is still under warranty?
Contact the manufacturer or your home warranty plan first, since they may cover the repair. If they don't, call us.
Do I pay the diagnostic fee if I don't go ahead with the repair?
Yes, the diagnostic fee is $75. If you go ahead with the repair, it is credited toward the cost. If you decline, you pay only the diagnostic fee.
Can you repair an appliance I bought used or that is older?
Often, yes. Parts availability for the model decides it, and we'll tell you at diagnosis whether the repair makes sense.
What should I have ready when I call?
The appliance, the brand, the model number and what it's doing, plus any error code. The model number is usually on a sticker inside the door frame or on the back.
How much does appliance repair cost in Green Bay?
Most repairs run about $130 to $450. Refrigerators are $200 to $450, ovens and ranges $180 to $400, washers $150 to $350, dishwashers $150 to $300 and dryers $130 to $300.
Call for appliance repair in Green Bay
Call (920) 429-5435, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. Or send the form with the appliance, brand, what it's doing and the model number, and we'll get back to you during business hours.
Service areas and ZIP codes for appliance repair in Green Bay
We work across the Green Bay area. Find your town below, then check your ZIP code in the table. Not on the list? Call and we'll tell you if we reach you.
Green Bay
Downtown through the east and west sides, along the Fox River and around Lambeau Field.
ZIP codes: 54301, 54302, 54303, 54304
Ashwaubenon
Home to Titletown and the Resch Center.
ZIP code: 54304
De Pere
Across the Fox River, near St. Norbert College and the Lock and Dam Historic District.
ZIP code: 54115
Howard
Near Pamperin Park and the Mountain-Bay State Trail.
ZIP code: 54313
Bellevue
On the east side of the Green Bay area.
ZIP code: 54311
Suamico
North of Green Bay.
ZIP code: 54173
Hobart
West of Green Bay.
ZIP code: 54155
Pulaski
Northwest of Green Bay.
ZIP code: 54162
Wrightstown
Between Green Bay and Appleton.
Call to confirm your visit window.
ZIP codes we serve
| Area | ZIP code |
|---|---|
| Green Bay | 54301, 54302, 54303, 54304 |
| Ashwaubenon | 54304 |
| De Pere | 54115 |
| Howard | 54313 |
| Bellevue | 54311 |
| Suamico | 54173 |
| Hobart | 54155 |
| Pulaski | 54162 |
| Also in our service area | 54126, 54208 |
Find us on the map
3070 Commodity Ln, Green Bay, WI 54304