Top-load washers
Traditional and high-efficiency top-load machines with agitator or wash-plate systems.
Master certified techniciansUpfront pricingService you can count on
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.
$129 trip + diagnosticComplete diagnosis and an upfront repair quote.
Waived with approved repairThe 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.
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 nextApprove the flat-rate repair quote or pay only the $129 trip and diagnostic charge, plus applicable tax.
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.