Appliance repair near you in Stark County, Ohio

Every major appliance, every make

I repair refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, ovens, and ranges — all the major brands, including the ones a lot of local shops won’t touch, like Samsung and LG. Pick your appliance for what usually goes wrong and how I fix it.

How I work

You deal with me directly, start to finish — no call center, no rotating techs. I show up prepared with the parts your appliance is likely to need, which is why about 85 to 90 percent of my repairs are done in a single visit.

I diagnose before I touch anything, explain what’s wrong in plain terms, and I’m repair-first: the best appliance is usually the one already in your home. If something truly isn’t worth fixing, I’ll tell you honestly. Every repair I complete is backed by my 6-month labor warranty.

Quick answers before you call

Why isn’t my dryer heating?

Most no-heat dryers come down to airflow or the heat circuit — a clogged lint path or vent, a blown thermal fuse, a failed heating element, or a tripped high-limit thermostat. I test the whole heat circuit and the airflow path together, not just the obvious part.

Why is my refrigerator not cooling?

A fridge that runs but won’t cool usually points to the defrost system, the evaporator fan, a dirty or failing condenser, or a sealed-system issue. If the freezer is cold but the fresh-food side is warm, it’s almost always the evaporator fan or defrost. I check all of it before replacing anything.

Why won’t my washer drain?

Water left in the drum usually means a clogged pump filter, a failed drain pump, a kinked or blocked drain hose, or a lid/door switch that’s stopping the spin. Most drain issues I can clear in one visit.

Should I repair it or replace it?

Usually repair — especially on a machine that’s in good shape overall. A single failed part is almost always cheaper than buying, waiting for, and learning a whole new appliance. I’ll always compare against a new replacement, never a used one, and give you a straight answer.