Refrigerator & freezer repair
Every layout of fridge and freezer, built-ins and garage freezers included: warm sections, frost on the back panel, puddles under the crisper, clicking relays.
from $259
Household appliance repair, Lynnwood
Lynnwood appliance repair, often the same day
We fix refrigerators, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers and ice makers in homes from south Everett to Shoreline. Your technician writes the price down first, and no work starts until you agree to it.
- $95 diagnostic counted toward the repair you approve
- Up to $18 off for seniors 65+, veterans and military
- $10 off the second appliance checked on one visit
- Same-day visits Monday through Saturday
Six appliances we repair at home
Kitchen and laundry machines, gas or electric, standard or built-in. Pick one to see the usual faults and how we deal with them.
Washer repair
Front-loaders, top-loaders and stacked laundry centers that won't drain, spin, lock or fill, plus door gaskets that hold a sour smell through our wet winters.
from $239
Dryer repair
Gas and electric dryers that tumble without heat, squeal, shut off early or need two cycles. We check the vent run, which in many apartments is long.
from $229
Oven, range & cooktop repair
Gas and electric cooking, from wall ovens to slide-in ranges and cooktops: dead bake elements, slow igniters, sensors that misread, surface burners stuck on high.
from $255
Dishwasher repair
Standing water, cold dry cycles, door leaks and cloudy glassware. On our soft water, too much detergent often causes the film people blame on the machine.
from $249
Ice maker repair
Ice makers in the freezer or the door: no cubes, small or hollow ones, a jammed ejector arm, or a fill valve that hums and stays dry.
from $289
How we work in your home
01
Written price, then your call
Testing comes first. Then your technician writes out what failed and what the fix costs, and the screwdrivers stay in the bag until you approve it. Say no, and the diagnostic visit is all you pay.
02
Common parts on board
Door switches, drain pumps, igniters, bake elements, defrost heaters and inlet valves ride along in the vehicle, which lets many jobs wrap up during the first stop instead of a return trip.
03
Morning calls, same-day visits
Monday through Saturday, a call that reaches us in the morning usually turns into a visit that day. Sundays we're closed; the booking form holds your request until we can phone you.
04
Clear about our limits
Compressor and refrigerant work, commercial refrigeration, furnaces, air conditioners, microwaves and countertop gadgets are jobs we don't take on. If the diagnosis points there, we tell you on the spot and help you weigh repair against replacement.
What the first visit costs
A diagnostic visit is $95. When you approve the repair, that $95 is credited toward it; when you don't, it is the only charge. Washer repairs start at $239 and refrigerator repairs at $259. Treat those as floors rather than a quote, since the exact figure is whatever your technician writes on the estimate after testing. Seniors 65+, veterans and active-duty military households can knock up to $18 off the repair. Have a second appliance checked during the same visit, and its diagnostic drops by $10.
| Refrigerator & freezer repair | from $259 |
|---|---|
| Washer repair | from $239 |
| Dryer repair | from $229 |
| Oven, range & cooktop repair | from $255 |
| Dishwasher repair | from $249 |
| Ice maker repair | from $289 |
| Diagnostic visit | $95, counted toward the repair |
2026 starting prices for Lynnwood and nearby towns. The $95 diagnostic counts toward any repair you approve, and your technician writes the exact figure down before work begins.
Towns on our route
Minutes are rough off-peak drive times from central Lynnwood. The price is identical in every one of these towns.
- LynnwoodHome baseOur home town: Alderwood Manor and Martha Lake houses, newer North Lynnwood builds, and apartments around City Center station.
- Mountlake Terrace6–10 minPostwar houses near Lake Ballinger and 1960s ramblers, alongside the new Town Center mid-rises by the light-rail stop.
- Brier8–12 minLarge single-family lots, more than half the houses built in the 1980s and 1990s, gas heat in about two homes of three.
- Edmonds10–16 minFrom the Bowl up through Five Corners, Perrinville and Westgate, out to Esperance and Woodway, where view homes often have built-in refrigerators.
- Mill Creek12–16 minThe golf-course city planned from 1975, and the unincorporated neighborhoods around it, where most houses are detached and gas-heated.
- Mukilteo12–24 minHarbour Pointe and Picnic Point come first, Old Town a little farther; about half the houses date from 1980 to 1999.
- Shoreline12–16 minRichmond Beach, Echo Lake and North City, where 1950s houses draw City Light power and Seattle's Tolt water.
- Bothell12–22 minCanyon Park, North Creek and Thrasher's Corner, plus downtown apartments, spread across two counties and two electric utilities.
- Lake Forest Park14–18 minSheridan Beach up to the Town Center, on wooded lots with the oldest housing stock of any town we cover.
- Kenmore16–20 minInglewood and neighboring 1950s plats; PSE supplies the electricity and Northshore Utility District pipes in Tolt water.
- Everett14–26 minSouth Everett: Silver Lake, Mariner and the Everett Mall area, in a city where about two homes in three heat with electricity.
Where the name comes from
Scriber Lake is the small lake inside Scriber Lake Park, a wetland refuge of about 22 to 25 acres in central Lynnwood. Ponds, streams and forest trails surround it, and a boardwalk of roughly 1,100 feet leads out to viewpoints and a floating dock. It sits close to the spot we use to measure every drive time on this site.
The lake once carried a settler's name. Peter Schreiber, born in Denmark in 1859, claimed a 160-acre homestead here in 1888, and the water on the northeast corner of that claim became Schreiber's Lake; the spelling eased into Scriber over time. A repair business owned and run from Lynnwood seemed a natural fit for that name.
Repair tips
Dishwashers
Cloudy glasses in very soft water: etching, film or a dishwasher fault
Etching or film? How very soft Everett water around Lynnwood clouds dishwasher glasses, a vinegar test to tell them apart, and when the machine is at fault.
Dryers
Dryer thermal fuse keeps blowing: find what is overheating it
A dryer thermal fuse that blows again and again is a symptom. Crawl-space vents in older houses, stuck thermostats, grounded elements and slipping blowers.
Refrigerators
Frost building up in the freezer: read the pattern, then check the seal
Frost on the packages by the door, ice in one corner, a garage freezer that frosts over in weeks: how to read the pattern and test the gasket before you call.
Common questions
Can you come today?
Often, yes. Monday through Saturday we keep room for same-day visits, and the odds improve when you reach us in the morning by phone or through the booking form. Later requests usually land on the next open day. We're closed on Sundays, though the form still accepts a request and we call back once we reopen.
What do I get for the $95 diagnostic?
Your technician runs the appliance, reads any fault code, checks the outlet, breaker and supply, and tests the suspect components with a meter. You then get a written estimate naming the failed part and the repair price. Approve it and the $95 is credited to the repair. Decline it and that fee covers the visit with nothing more owed.
Who qualifies for up to $18 off?
Households of seniors 65 and older, veterans, and active-duty service members. The amount comes off the repair itself; the diagnostic stays at its usual price. Tick the box on the booking form or mention it during the call, and your technician shows the reduction on the written estimate before you decide anything.
Does it cost more to reach Everett or Kenmore?
No. Every town on our list pays the same diagnostic and the same repair prices, whether you live a few blocks from Scriber Lake or out past Silver Lake in south Everett. Drive time affects when we can arrive, not what you pay. If you're unsure whether your street is inside the area, give us your ZIP code.
My appliance quit after a power outage. Is it worth a call?
Usually. Storms like the November 2024 windstorm, which cut power to more than 70,000 Snohomish PUD customers, end with surges that can damage control boards and sensors. Before calling, check the breaker and switch the appliance off for a minute to reset it. If it still won't respond, a board, fuse or relay is often to blame, and those are repairs we handle.
Do you repair gas ranges and gas dryers?
Yes, gas and electric both: igniters, valves, thermal fuses, flame sensors and the controls around them. One firm rule first: if you smell gas near the range or dryer, leave the house, then call PSE or 911 from outside. Don't flip switches on the way out. Once the utility has cleared the house, we can find the fault and repair it.
Something not working?
Call (425) 287-5458 or book online in a few minutes. The $95 diagnostic goes toward any repair you approve, and seniors 65+, veterans and military households save up to $18 on the repair.