M.H. Washer & Dryer Repair

Have you had your Dryer cleaned lately? Reduce the risk of having your dryer catch on fire. Now is the time to have me come out and de lint your machine and while i'm doing that, I will check all the other functions and parts to make sure they are working as designed. Don't wait until you have a breakdown or a fire to call me. Be proactive, not reactive.

***** Washer & Dryer maintenance and service ***** Have you noticed that your clothes are taking longer to dry? Is your washer not as quiet as it used to be? Do you just love your machines or don't have the money to replace them if they break? Then don't to be surprised by a sudden breakdown! With over 8 years of experience, have me come out and do a preventative maintenance check up on your laundry appliances to keep them in tip, top running shape. Be proactive! Don't wait for your appliance to break before you call me. Ask my previous customers... You won't be disappointed!

It's that time of year! The kids are out of school. Are you taking time off to go on vacation? Are you having everyone over for a pool party? Your washer and dryer are going to be working overtime this summer. Get a little piece of mind and make sure that they are in tip, top, running shape with a preventative maintenance check up. We will; inspect them, make sure all functions are working properly, confirm all noises are normal, look for cracking or deteriorating par...ts, de-lint and clean out dryers & check for leaks in washers only. Appliance manufacturers recommend this to be done once a year. If we find a problem, no big deal! We will let you know what we have found and recommended what will be needed to solve it. Save a little money also as we will apply a portion of the preventative maintenance charge towards the labor to fix it! Don't wait for there to be a problem before you have your laundry appliances looked at by a repair technician. Let us find the problem with your machine before you do. Being proactive will save you time, hassel and money. Make sure to mention the summer special! ** $75 for one appliance or $100 for both ** Machines must be located on the same property and checked the same day for summer special to apply.

Washer not cleaning your clothes like it used to? Dryer making noises you have never heard before? Or do you just want to make sure your washer and dryer are going to last a little longer? Call me out to take a look. I am a former Sears repair technician with over 8 years experience. I would love to help. Give me a call or send me a message.

A lesson from your lady, laundry tech: I just came from a customer whose dryer was taking too long to dry the clothes. Some times two and three cycles to get the clothes dry. The issue is that the area in which their dryer vents to is clogged with lent, not allowing for good ventilation. If the dryer does not have good air flow; you have longer dry times, kill the efficiency of your dryers energy cost, put undue stress on the machine and most of all, increase your risk of... having a dryer fire and burning your house down. Check your dryer vent every few months for lint buildup. Most people do not realize that the lint trap does not catch all of the lint. It passes by it, through the venting, and exits your house. When your vent starts to buildup lint and restrict airflow, it actually will build up inside the cabinet also(where you can not see, next to the heat source electric heating element or gas burner). It is recommended that both, the inside of your dryer and the external venting be cleaned once a year. Not only will you be boosting your dryers effenciy, but you will be reducing your fire hazard. It's a win, win. Remember, Only you can prevent a dryer fire! P.s. I am available for preventative maintenance checks. Part of that check is cleaning the lint from inside your dryer.

A lesson from your lady, laundry tech: I constantly hear people make the statement that their washer or dryer is old, and that they should just buy a new one (whether still working, or costs a lot to fix). WRONG!!!... New is NOT better when it comes to appliances. By the way, that's all appliances, not just washers and dryers. And especially true if you still have an older, top load washer. Just because your appliance is "old", don't think that the new junk they sell today is a better option. The old saying is true, "they don't make them like they used to." Back in the day, the manufacturers cared about the product they were producing. They used materials and workmanship that they were proud of. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. We now live in a "throw away" society, with the attitude of, "if it breaks, I'll buy a new one." Because of that attitude, manufactures produce their products with "built in obsolescence." The more and more that technology is incorporated into things they less and less reliable it becomes. In fact, several studies have been conducted and the average life expectancy of ANY new appliance these days is only 3 to 5 years. In simple terms, they don't care about the appliance "taking a licking and keep on ticking." Back in the day, appliances were manufactured to last 30+ years, and they did. Appliances were more mechanical and less smart. Yes, they are less energy efficient and may cost a few more bucks to operate, but they will cost less in the long run with the repair/replace costs.

Thank you to everyone who has supported my page. I really appreciate it. So to the people whom have decided to follow this page, I offer to you my knowledge. I hope that you learn something new. That it helps you to prolong the life of your machine and that you have a better result when using your product. Please check back, as I will be posting new advice from time to time. Feel free to ask any questions you might have, and I'll do my best to answer. And if the advice or suggestion I give is useful or helpful, please like it. Lastly, this advice I give is purely my opinion. I base it off of my experience working on the machines, customer feedback of their products, and suggestions by the manufacturers. Enjoy!