Appliance Repair in Plano, TX
Call (972) 737-4856 for service in Plano
Refrigerator calls in Plano go out the same day when you phone before noon. Everything else is usually next day, with the common parts for Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG and Frigidaire already on the truck.
Half of Plano's 117,000 homes were built between 1980 and 1999 and the city is landlocked and built out, so the typical call is a 10 to 25 year old kitchen where one part fixes it. The larger west Plano homes around Willow Bend and Legacy commonly run built-in refrigeration and double ovens.
What we repair in Plano
- Refrigerators and freezers: not cooling, frosting, leaking, noisy
- Washers: not draining, not spinning, leaking, error codes
- Dryers: no heat, not tumbling, long dry times, gas and electric
- Dishwashers: not draining, not cleaning, leaking, won't start
- Ovens, ranges and cooktops: gas, electric and induction
- Ice makers, including built-in ice machines
- Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador and Miele
Water and access
Tap water across most of Collin County comes from the North Texas Municipal Water District, mostly out of Lavon Lake, and the district calls it moderately hard, 96 to 200 ppm at the Wylie plant across the year, so the parts that touch water, inlet valves, screens, filters and ice maker molds, wear out ahead of schedule.
Anywhere in Collin County, the gate, the HOA and the apartment community are routine: about seven in ten new homes in this part of the country go up inside an association, the insurance certificate is on file for the guard gate, scheduling goes through the property manager when that is how the home runs, and the technician texts an arrival window.
What it costs
The service call is $89 to $119 and comes off the bill when you approve the repair. The repair price is flat, set after diagnosis, and carries a parts and labor warranty. Full ranges by appliance are on the pricing page.
ZIP codes: 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093
Have the model number from the plate inside the door when you call (972) 737-4856. It tells the technician which parts to put on the truck for Plano.