Appliance Repair in Arkansas

Please do check. Ask for our business name and license status, look us up with the Arkansas Attorney General's consumer office or the Better Business Bureau, and read what other folks post on your own. We'll answer plain questions on the phone about who we are and who's coming. Any repair outfit worth calling will do the same.

Call us and we'll tell you the next open window instead of guessing. Storm weeks fill up quicker, since power surges knock out control boards all over the state at once. If your problem involves a leak or a burning smell, say so when you call so we handle it first.

We work across the state, from the Delta flatlands to the Ozark hills and the river valley towns in between. The city list on this page is a starting point, not the whole map. If you don't see your town, call us with your address and we'll say yes or no straight out.

Brand and model number help most. The model tag usually hides inside the fridge on a side wall, on the dryer door frame, under the dishwasher door, or behind an oven drawer. Also useful: how long it's been acting up, any noise or smell, and whether it happened right after a storm or an outage.

Depends on the machine and the part. A bad igniter or drain pump on a solid unit is worth fixing. A rusted-out tub or a failed sealed system on a very old fridge often isn't. Our tech will tell you what's wrong and what it takes, then you decide. No pressure from us either way.