Appliance Repair in St. Petersburg, FL

Appliance repair in St. Petersburg, from the bungalows of Old Northeast and Kenwood to the condo towers downtown. Since June 2026 our Tampa Bay technicians have taken 39 service calls in St. Pete. The service call is $59 and it comes off the bill if you go ahead with the repair.

What breaks in St. Pete homes

Washers. More than half of the St. Pete jobs we closed this summer were laundry: front-loaders that stop mid-cycle with a drain code, top-loaders that fill and never spin, stacked units squeezed into a hall closet. Dishwashers come second, then refrigerators and ice makers, then a few outdoor grills on screened lanais. A typical ticket from those jobs was $250 to $480 in parts and labor. The biggest one this season was $729.

Requests we actually got from St. Pete in the last few months, in the customer’s words: a Maytag washer leaking and throwing E3 and F8, a Samsung dryer that runs but does not heat, a GE Monogram dishwasher leaking under the door, a Whirlpool dishwasher that will not drain, a Samsung refrigerator ice maker frozen solid, a Wine Enthusiast cooler that had been buzzing for three months, and an Equator 4400N washer-dryer combo. We take all of those. We do not do HVAC ductwork, plumbing or electrical panels.

Neighborhoods we cover most

By ZIP code, most of our St. Pete calls come from 33713 and 33703, then 33705, 33704, 33709, 33702 and 33710. In plain terms: Kenwood and Disston Heights, Snell Isle and Shore Acres, Old Southeast and Bartlett Park, Old Northeast and Crescent Lake, Tyrone and Jungle Terrace, Riviera Bay, plus the downtown and Edge District condos in 33701. We also go to Gulfport, Pinellas Park, Kenneth City and St. Pete Beach.

Two things about this housing stock change how we plan the visit. The 1920s bungalows often have the laundry on a back porch or in a closet with a door narrower than a modern front-loader, so a drum or motor job gets done in place instead of pulling the machine out. And a lot of Shore Acres, Snell Isle and Riviera Bay homes replaced every appliance after the 2024 storm surge, which means plenty of two-year-old machines still under the manufacturer warranty. If yours is one of them, tell dispatch; we check the warranty before quoting so you do not pay for a part the maker owes you.

Repairs by appliance

The same technicians work all of Tampa Bay, so the detailed pages are shared: washer repair, dryer repair, dishwasher repair, refrigerator repair, ice machine repair, oven repair and range repair. For the rest of the bay see appliance repair in Tampa, Clearwater and Largo.

How a St. Pete visit goes

Call before noon and you usually get a window the same day or first thing next morning. The technician drives over from the Tampa side, so on bridge-traffic afternoons the window is wider; dispatch says so on the phone instead of promising an hour we cannot make. You get a written price before any part is ordered. Common parts ride on the truck: drain pumps, door locks, igniters, dryer heating elements, thermal fuses. Brand-specific boards and ice maker assemblies are usually a two to three business day order, and the second visit is not charged a new service call.

Parts carry our tiered warranty, up to 10 years on sealed-system welds, and labor is covered for 90 days.

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