- Mon-Sat: 7.00am-8.00pm, Sun:9.00am-6.00pm
- 5758 Geary Blvd #128, San Francisco, CA 94121, United States
Washer won't spin, drain, or start? Get fast washer repair in San Francisco from technicians trained on LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, GE, and Bosch. We use genuine OEM parts, offer a free diagnostic, and back every fix with a 1-year warranty.
A washer that won’t start is usually electrical: a faulty lid switch, tripped thermal fuse, loose power supply, or failing control board. We test the circuit, lid lock, and board, then replace the failed part so it powers up and runs again.
No spin usually means a worn drive belt, broken motor coupler, bad lid switch, or failed shift actuator. We diagnose it, rebalance the load, and replace the faulty part to restore a strong, high-speed spin.
Water left in the drum means the drain path is blocked, usually a clogged drain pump, kinked drain hose, or a stuck coin or sock. We clear the pump and hose, remove the obstruction, and confirm the washer drains fully every cycle.
A leaking washer can damage floors fast. Leaks usually come from a worn door boot or gasket, cracked hoses, loose connections, or a faulty water inlet valve. We find the source, replace the part, and check the pressure switch to stop it for good.
Grinding, rumbling, or banging during a cycle points to worn tub bearings, a damaged agitator, worn shock absorbers, or a trapped object. We remove debris and replace the failed parts so your washer runs quietly and smoothly again.
A washer that shakes hard or walks across the floor is off balance, from an uneven load, unlevel legs, or worn suspension rods and springs. We level the unit and replace the worn parts so every spin stays smooth, stable, and quiet.
A slow or no-fill washer has its water supply restricted, often by a faulty inlet valve, clogged inlet screens, low water pressure, or a bad pressure switch. We clean or replace the valve and screens and verify fill levels so cycles run on time.
Samsung 4C, 5C, UE, and dC; LG IE, OE, UE, and dE, and Whirlpool F8 E1, F9 E1, and F5 E2 point to fill, drain, balance, or door faults. On LG, CL simply means child lock. We read Bosch and Miele codes too.
A musty smell, common in front loaders, comes from mildew in the door gasket, detergent drawer, and drain filter. We deep clean the gasket, drawer, and filter, clear the drain, and share simple habits that keep the odor from returning.
Don’t see your washer problem here? Call us anyway. If it happens in a washer, we’ve fixed it.
Agitator top-loaders often fail at the transmission, clutch, or drive belt, while low-profile impeller HE models trip on lid locks, shift actuators, and suspension rods. We repair both types across the city.
Front-load washers spin fast, so tub bearings, spider arms, door boots, and door locks wear out first. San Francisco fog and humidity speed up mold and rust. We also fix drain filters and direct drive motors.
We repair washer-dryer combos and new ventless all-in-one heat pump units, including LG WashCombo, GE Profile UltraFast Combo, and compact Bosch and Miele models. Common fixes include condensers and heating elements.
Stacked laundry closets are standard in Mission and Noe Valley flats and in-law units. Our technicians safely pull, repair, and restack both machines, then check the stacking kit so the pair stays secure.
We repair top-load, front-load, and stackable washers from every major brand, from everyday LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, and GE models to luxury European machines from Bosch, Miele, and Asko. Our technicians carry brand-specific diagnostic tools and genuine OEM parts, so most repairs finish in a single visit.
$150 - $500
Most washer repairs in San Francisco cost between $150 and $500, depending on the failed part and the type of machine. Simple fixes like clearing a clogged drain pump, replacing a lid switch, or swapping an inlet valve land at the lower end. Front-load jobs such as tub bearings, door boots, and control boards cost more. Before any work starts, your technician explains what's wrong and gives you an upfront written price, so the final bill matches the quote. If your washer isn't worth repairing, we'll tell you honestly and help you compare repair against replacement.
Don’t just take our word for it – hear from our satisfied customers
Since 1990, San Francisco homeowners have trusted our technicians with every kind of washing machine, from classic Maytag top-loaders to the newest Samsung and Miele models.
Every repair uses genuine OEM parts, including drive belts, motor couplers, drain pumps, inlet valves, door boots, control boards, and tub bearings. Our trucks carry the most common parts, so most repairs finish in one visit. If your model needs a special-order part, we give you a clear arrival date before any work begins.
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35+ Years of Experience in Repair
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Factory-Certified Technicians
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Genuine OEM Parts Stocked on Every Truck
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1-year parts and labor warranty
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Same-Day Service Across San Francisco
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Licensed and Insured
Clothes coming out soaking wet? Washer stopping mid-cycle? Book a repair visit and get help with the problem.
From your first call to the final test cycle, every washer repair follows the same five steps, so you always know exactly what happens next.
We only accept calls. Talk directly with our team, tell us your washer’s brand, type, and what it’s doing, and we’ll book a visit that works for you, usually the same day.
A factory-certified technician reads any error codes, tests the lid lock, inlet valves, drain pump, motor, and control board, then pinpoints the exact cause. The diagnosis is free.
We complete most repairs during the first visit using genuine OEM parts carried in our service vehicles. If a special part is needed, we order it and return fast.
Our technicians are based in the Richmond District for fast response across every SF neighborhood. We know the city’s tight kitchens, steep driveways, and parking, and we arrive prepared.
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