Top-load washers
Traditional and high-efficiency top-load machines with agitator or wash-plate systems.
Laundry appliance service
Washer repair
A washer that will not finish a load can disrupt the whole week. We diagnose the cause, explain the repair, and price the work before moving forward.
Free Diagnostic With Completed Repair$129 diagnostic fee plus applicable tax if you decline the repair or repair isn’t possible.
Flat-rate repair pricingYour repair quote includes parts and national flat-rate labor.
Work backed by RPS1-year parts, 90-day labor, and 30-day trip and diagnostic coverage.
Common problems
Problems we diagnose and repair.
Modern washing machines coordinate water valves, pumps, locks, sensors, drive components, and electronic controls. Similar symptoms can have very different causes, so the first step is testing the full wash cycle and related systems.
- Washer will not start or complete a cycle
- Tub will not drain, spin, or agitate
- Water does not fill or will not stop filling
- Door or lid will not lock or unlock
- Water leaks, excessive vibration, or loud operation
- Error codes or controls that do not respond
What we service
The equipment and systems we evaluate.
Front-load washers
Door-lock, drain, balance, seal, control, and cycle-performance concerns.
Laundry centers
Many stacked and integrated washer configurations, subject to access and model eligibility.
Brands we service
Brand-specific washer repair information.
- Admiral washer repair
- Amana washer repair
- Bosch washer repair
- Electrolux washer repair
- Estate washer repair
- Fisher & Paykel washer repair
- Frigidaire washer repair
- GE Appliances washer repair
- Hotpoint washer repair
- Kenmore washer repair
- KitchenAid washer repair
- LG washer repair
- Maytag washer repair
- Midea washer repair
- Roper washer repair
- Samsung washer repair
- Speed Queen washer repair
- Whirlpool washer repair
A listed brand does not guarantee service for every model. Appliance type, model, parts support, installation, safe access, and service ZIP requirements apply.
A straightforward service visit
Clear diagnosis. Clear decision.
You see the repair price before deciding whether to move forward.
- Schedule the visitChoose from real appointment options and tell us what the appliance is doing.
- We diagnose the causeThe technician tests the relevant systems and explains what failed.
- You choose what happens nextFree Diagnostic With Completed Repair. $129 diagnostic fee plus applicable tax if you decline the repair or repair isn’t possible. You’ll see a flat-rate repair total before work begins.
Helpful answers
Washer repair questions.
Why are my clothes still wet after the cycle?
The washer may not be draining fully, reaching spin speed, balancing the load, or completing the programmed cycle. Testing distinguishes a load issue from a mechanical or electrical failure.
Can you repair both top-load and front-load washers?
Yes, we service many top-load and front-load washing machines. Share the model number when scheduling so we can confirm coverage.
What should I do if the washer is leaking?
Stop the cycle and shut off the water supply if the leak is active or significant. Avoid running another load until the source is identified.
From our technicians
See how we handled a recent repair.
Real symptoms, repair findings, and the checks we made before finishing the job.
Forney, TXMaytag washer not completing cycle: shifter repair in Forney
A Maytag washer in Forney was not finishing cycles and was leaving clothes wet. The technician found a shifting problem, replaced the shifter, and tested the washer afterward.
Read the repair story →Irving, TXMaytag Washer Would Not Complete Cycle: Drain Pump Connection Repaired in IrvingA Maytag washer in Irving was not completing its cycles. The technician identified and corrected a loose drain pump connection, then tested the washer to confirm proper operation.
Read the repair story →Dallas, TXWhirlpool washer would not complete cycle in DallasA Whirlpool washer in Dallas was not completing its cycles. Diagnostic testing identified a faulty actuator and motor capacitor. The technician replaced both components and performed a full function test, confirming that the washer was operating properly at the time of service.
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