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Appliance MD Inc

SALES · SERVICE · REPAIR

Washer Repair

INTRODUCTION

Service Overview

A washer that won’t drain, spin, or start can bring your whole household routine to a halt. Appliance MD Inc. provides fast, expert washer repair for homes and businesses across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties.

With more than 25 years of experience, our licensed, bonded, and insured technicians work on all makes and models, including top-load, front-load, and high-efficiency washers. We’ll find the cause, explain it clearly, and get your laundry back on track. Service calls start as low as $95.

WHAT WE REPAIR

Common washer problems we fix

Won't Drain

Water stays in the drum after the cycle

Won't Spin

Clothes come out soaking wet

Leaking

Water pooling on the floor around the machine

Loud Banging

Thumping, grinding, or squealing during cycles

Won't Start

No power, dead display, or unresponsive controls

Door Lock Issues

Door won't open or latch properly

OUR PROMISE TO YOU

How It Works

01

Call or Book Online

Tell us what's going on with your system.

02

We Diagnose

A technician inspects the unit and finds the root cause.

03

Upfront Estimate

You get a clear price before any work starts.

04

Fixed Right

We complete the repair or install and make sure it's running properly.

WHERE WE WORK

Areas We Serve

Don't Wait for a Small Problem to Become a Big One.

Same-day appointments available across Florida call now for a fast, honest diagnosis.

QUICK ANSWERS

FAQs

How much does washer repair cost?

The cost depends on the problem and the parts needed. Our service calls start as low as $95, and after we diagnose the issue you get an upfront estimate before any work begins.

The most common causes are a clogged drain hose, a blocked or failed drain pump, or something stuck in the filter, like a sock or coin. If the water isn’t going down, turn the washer off and call us to avoid leaks or motor damage.

An unbalanced load is the simplest cause, but worn shock absorbers, damaged drum bearings, or an unlevel machine can also be to blame. Loud grinding or banging that continues with a balanced load usually means a part is wearing out and should be checked soon.

If your washer is under about 8 to 10 years old and the repair is reasonable, fixing it usually saves money. If it’s older, has had repeated breakdowns, or has a major failure like a bad motor or drum bearings, replacement may make more sense. We’ll give you an honest recommendation either way.

Leaks often come from loose or cracked hoses, a worn door seal on front-loaders, a faulty water inlet valve, or a failing pump. Because leaks can damage your floors and cabinets, we recommend shutting off the water supply to the machine and calling us right away.