Washer Repair

Washing Machine Not Working? We Fix All Major Brands.

A broken washer stacks up fast — laundry piles, kids need clothes, and the laundromat is nobody’s idea of a good weekend. Appliance Heroes repairs washing machines throughout Tallahassee and the surrounding area, with straight pricing and no surprises.

call or text now (850)518-9766 – Mon-Sun – $85 diagnostic applied to your repair

Common Washer Problems We Fix

Washer won’t drain. Usually a clogged drain pump, a blocked hose, or a failed pump motor. Sometimes it’s a sock. We’ve pulled plenty of those.

Washer won’t spin. Often a worn drive belt, a bad lid switch, a failed motor coupler, or a broken door lock assembly on front-load machines.

Washer leaking water. Could be a cracked hose, a failed door boot seal, a bad water inlet valve, or a leaking pump housing. Worth handling quickly — water damage costs more than the repair.

Washer won’t start or fill. Typically a failed inlet valve, a bad lid switch, a control board issue, or a water pressure problem at the supply line.

Loud banging or shaking during spin. Usually worn suspension rods or shock absorbers, failed drum bearings, or an unbalanced load sensor.

Washer stops mid-cycle. Often a control board fault, a drain issue, or a door lock that isn’t registering as closed.

Clothes coming out soaked. A drain or spin problem — the machine isn’t finishing its final cycle.

Bad smell from the washer. Common on front-loaders. Usually mildew in the door boot or detergent buildup in the drum, and often fixable without a part.

Top-Load and Front-Load

We service both. Front-load machines tend to have issues with door boot seals, drain pumps, and bearings. Top-loaders more often need lid switches, drive belts, and transmission work. We’re comfortable with either, including high-efficiency and stackable units.

Brands We Service

Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Amana, Speed Queen, Electrolux, and Bosch.

What It Costs

Our diagnostic fee is $85, applied toward your repair if you move forward.

Most washer repairs run between $150 and $400 depending on the part. You get the full price before we start.

If the repair doesn’t make sense — an older machine needing a transmission or a new set of bearings — we’ll tell you straight. Sometimes replacement is the better call, and we’d rather say so than take the job.

How Fast Can You Fix It?

We stock the parts that fail most often — drain pumps, lid switches, drive belts, door locks, inlet valves — so many washer repairs get finished on the first visit.

If yours needs something we don’t carry, we order it and return as soon as it arrives, usually within a few days. No second diagnostic fee for the return trip.

Our 30-Day Warranty

Every washer repair is backed by a 30-day warranty. If the fix doesn’t hold, we come back out at no additional diagnostic charge.

Before You Call

Find your model number — usually on a sticker under the lid, inside the door frame, or on the back panel.

Note what it’s doing. Does it fill? Does it agitate? Does it drain but not spin? Where exactly is the water coming from? Those details often point us to the part before we arrive.

Washer Repair in Tallahassee and Nearby

We serve Tallahassee, Killearn, Bradfordville, Southwood, Crawfordville, Havana, Quincy, and Monticello.

call or text now (850)518-9766 – Mon-Sun – $85 diagnostic applied to your repair