Receive expert dryer repair help from a talented team of appliance repair professionals.
Our crew is made up of nothing but certified, trained and insured repair experts. We boast thousands of successful repairs under our belts, dozens of years of combined experience and endless positive reviews from our past clients. Let us show you why we are show trusted and we guarantee you will not be disappointed with the results.
Our services are readily available for both individuals and companies in the area. We regularly work on dryers for local laundromats, schools, hospitals, churches, rental property managers and more. We can be your primary choice for any maintenance or emergency repair work; put us on your contact list and reach out whenever a crisis surfaces. Our emergency assistance is available quickly and regularly means same day repairs for those that need them! Our company has Brookline based parts suppliers that provide great prices on all dryer parts. We have access to parts for almost every dryer make and model, including commercial units, luxury brands and even older models. We charge you the same amount we pay for your parts so there is no worry about getting overbilled here.
Our service rates are billed based on industry averages. We reference the industry 'blue book' when determining the fair rate for our labor. We simply want our technician to be adequately rewarded for his time and effort. You won't pay for mileage, travel time, etc., you just need to compensate us for parts and repair labor.
Get your repair started the right way. Reach us at (617) 751-1410 and arrange for one of our professional dryer repair specialists to come diagnose your appliance troubles. We're here to help and ready whenever you need us!
Many variables can lead to a gas dryer failing to create enough heat. The first to check would be a problem with the thermal fuse. Aside from this, the heating element could have shorted out, the flame sensor might be defective, the igniter could be messing up or the gas valve solenoid coils might need to be replaced. The easiest way to check these parts is with a multimeter, which tests for continuity and ensures the right electrical current is being supplied to the part. You can always have an appliance repair pro troubleshoot the issue instead.