Collin County Appliance Repair Call (972) 737-4856

Dryer Repair in McKinney and Collin County

Service call $89 to $119, waived with repair. Most repairs $150 to $350

Dryers are the simplest appliance in the house and the most likely to be misdiagnosed, because a clogged vent produces the same symptoms as a failed part. The airflow check comes first on every call, before any part is sold.

Problems we fix

  • No heat on electric or gas: heating elements, thermal fuses, thermostats, igniters, gas valve coils.
  • Won't tumble or hums without turning: drive belt, idler pulley, drum rollers, motor.
  • Squealing, thumping or grinding: rollers, glides, idler and belt.
  • Won't start: door switch, start switch, thermal fuse, control board.
  • Shuts off mid-cycle from overheating, which again points to the vent.
  • Long dry times, sorted between a dryer fault and a vent restriction before anything is replaced.
  • Gas smell at the dryer, which is a shut-the-valve-and-call-now situation.

Vent check included

Every dryer repair includes an airflow check at the exhaust. A dryer that overheats because the vent is restricted will blow its thermal fuse again within months, so fixing the dryer without fixing the vent is a repeat call. If the vent needs cleaning we tell you, and can refer or schedule it.

Pricing

The service call in McKinney is $89 to $119, waived with the repair. Most dryer repairs run $150 to $350 parts and labor, and dryers are the appliance most often fixed for under $250.

If it takes two cycles to dry a load, do not buy a part yet. Call (972) 737-4856 and the first visit in McKinney and across Collin County starts with an airflow check at the vent.

Ready to schedule? Call (972) 737-4856. Text the model number off the door sticker to (972) 737-4856 and the likely part is on the truck for the first visit.

Dryer Repair questions

My dryer runs but there's no heat. What's wrong?

On an electric dryer it is usually the heating element, a thermal fuse that blew because the vent is clogged, or a cycling thermostat. On gas, the igniter or a gas valve coil. All are same-visit repairs with parts on the truck. If the thermal fuse blew, the vent gets checked, because that is what killed it.

Why does it take two cycles to dry?

Nine times out of ten the vent is clogged, not the dryer. The technician checks airflow at the exhaust. If the dryer is fine and the vent is the problem, you get told that instead of being sold a part you do not need.

Text the model number off the door sticker to (972) 737-4856 and the likely part is on the truck for the first visit.

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