Appliance Repair Service
Fast and Reliable Appliance Repair Near You
Excellence Appliance Repair fixes refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, washers, dryers, ice makers, wine cellars and built-in coffee systems in your home. Experienced technicians, all major brands, a flat price agreed before any work starts.
Your trusted local appliance repair experts you can count on.
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About Our Service
Excellence Appliance Repair is a local, family owned company known for its skilled and experienced team that quickly and effectively fixes any appliance problems.
We live in the neighborhoods we serve and take great pride in providing our friends, family and neighbours with the highest level of attention and care.
If you are looking for a trustworthy and cost effective appliance repair service that values respect and accountability, you are in the right place.
Why Choose Us?
- Top-Rated Service
- 2-Hour Arrival Window
- Experienced Technicians
- Transparent Costs
- Flexible Appointments
- Warranty on Parts and Labor
- Repairs 7 Days a Week
- No Weekend Surcharge
Excellence Appliance Repair
One company, two states, no guesswork.
Homeowners searching for Excellence Appliance Repair Miami reach the same team that covers Miami Gardens and Boca Raton. Those looking for Excellence Appliance Repair Houston reach our Texas crews in Spring, Stafford, Rosenberg and Fulshear. Same standards, same warranty and the same flat quote policy in both markets.
We work on twenty four manufacturers, from the Whirlpool, GE, LG, Samsung and Maytag appliances in most kitchens to the Thermador columns, Wolf ranges, Miele dishwashers and Liebherr wine cabinets that need a specialist.
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Recently Completed Repairs
We Repair All Major Home Appliances
Eight appliance categories, covered end to end, including the built-in and panel-ready units most repair companies decline.
Problems We Are Called Out For Most
If your appliance is doing one of these, we have almost certainly seen it this week.
Not cooling or holding temperature
Usually an evaporator fan, a blocked defrost drain or a start relay rather than a dead compressor.
Uneven or missing heat
A drifting oven sensor, a weak igniter or a tired door gasket letting heat escape.
Unusual noise or vibration
Worn suspension on a washer, drum rollers on a dryer, or a fan blade out of balance.
Longer and longer cycles
On a dryer this is nearly always restricted venting, which is a fire risk before it is an inconvenience.
Water where it should not be
A door seal, a sump seal or a drain that has frozen over. Cheap to fix, expensive to ignore.
Shuts down or throws an error
A thermal cut-out doing its job, or a control board with failed relays. We read the stored fault history first.
We are trained to service and repair 24 major brands of appliances. See the full list.
Request quote and availability
Our technicians are available across Greater Houston and South Florida.
- Qualified experts
- Service on your schedule
- Warranty on parts and labor
How Much Do Appliance Repairs Cost?
We aim to be transparent and straightforward about how we determine the cost of repairs, giving you peace of mind and confidence in choosing us for your repair needs. The cost to repair an appliance varies significantly and is influenced by several factors:
- The type of appliance needing repair
- The specific part that requires repair or replacement
- The time it takes to complete the repair
Most in-home repairs land between $150 and $450 including parts and labor. Sealed-system refrigeration work and professional range control boards sit above that. A thermal fuse or a drain pump sits well below it.
What to Expect:
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Diagnostic Process
Every repair begins with a thorough diagnostic to identify the issue.
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Clear Estimates
Following the diagnostic, our skilled technician will explain precisely what is wrong with your appliance and what steps are necessary to fix it, including any parts that need replacing. You will receive a clear and detailed estimate of the repair costs for your approval before any work begins.
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Efficiency and Transparency
Our technicians carry the most common parts in stock, allowing us to complete repairs promptly, often immediately after the estimate approval. If a special part is needed, we will inform you of the timeframe. Typically, this will not exceed 4 business days.
Request service
Our technicians are available across Greater Houston and South Florida.
- Qualified experts
- Service on your schedule
- Warranty on parts and labor
Cities where Excellence Appliance Repair is available
Each city page lists the neighborhoods and ZIP codes we cover, plus the appliance faults that are specific to that area.
Frequently asked questions
How much does appliance repair cost?
Most in-home repairs land between $150 and $450 including parts and labor. You approve a flat price after diagnosis, so there is never an hourly meter running.
Can you come out today?
Usually yes. Calls placed before noon are normally scheduled the same day, and everything else gets a next-day slot. You get a two-hour arrival window rather than an all-day one.
Do you charge extra for evenings or weekends?
No. Saturday and Sunday appointments are priced the same as weekdays. There is no after-hours surcharge on scheduled work.
What warranty comes with the repair?
Ninety days on our labor and up to one year on the parts we install, printed on your invoice. If the same fault returns inside that window, we come back at no charge.
Which brands do you repair?
Twenty-four manufacturers, from mainstream lines such as Whirlpool, GE, LG, Samsung, Maytag, Frigidaire and Kenmore to luxury built-ins including Thermador, Wolf, Viking, Miele, Liebherr, Monogram, La Cornue, Dacor, DCS and U-Line.
Do you repair built-in and panel-ready appliances?
Yes. Built-in refrigeration columns, integrated dishwashers, wine columns and undercounter ice machines are core work for us, including units that have to be extracted from custom cabinetry.
Is my appliance worth repairing?
We will tell you honestly. As a rule of thumb, if the repair costs more than half the price of a comparable new appliance and the unit is past two thirds of its expected life, replacement is the better spend - and we will say so rather than sell you the part.