Brands · eight makers · faults, codes, fixes
Eight brands, as they fail around the inlet.
Newer Cooper Point kitchens lean Samsung and LG, Eastside basements hold Whirlpool and Maytag pairs, the rentals around Evergreen run on GE and Frigidaire, and South Capitol remodels tuck Bosch and KitchenAid under the counters.
- 8 BRANDS and sixteen brand-by-machine pages
- ON PAPER one written figure after testing; say yes and the visit fee is already inside it
- SAME-DAY often open for a refrigerator losing cold · Open 8–7, Mon to Sat
Open 8–7, Mon to Sat · Sundays off · same-day visits often open, the shop confirms by phone · Woodland Square Loop, at the Olympia–Lacey line
Book a visit
Pick a day for the van
Three short steps: the machine, a day and an arrival window, then the address. The shop rings back to confirm, and the visit fee is quoted on that call.
- Pick the day and the window that suit you
- A call from the shop to confirm, no texts
- One written figure after testing, nothing started without your yes
- Visit fee folded into any repair you approve
In the van
Six appliances, known inside out
The fault usually has a brand name on it.
An LG washer that halts on OE every time the septic standpipe backs up, a Samsung dryer blowing cold on a tripped thermal fuse, a Whirlpool Cabrio growling on a worn bearing, a Bosch dishwasher stuck on E24 — none of those is a generic problem, and none takes a generic part. The page for each maker lists what turns up most in Olympia houses, the codes worth reading to us on the phone, and two further pages for the machines that maker is famous for. This is an independent shop on the west side with no ties to any of them; when a maker’s own warranty is still in force on your machine, you hear it from us first, ahead of any spending.
Samsung repair in Olympia
Washer · Dryer pages · codes · what fails here
Samsung PAGE →
LG repair in Olympia
Refrigerator · Washer pages · codes · what fails here
LG PAGE →
Whirlpool repair in Olympia
Washer · Dryer pages · codes · what fails here
Whirlpool PAGE →
GE repair in Olympia
Refrigerator · Oven, pages · codes · what fails here
GE PAGE →
Bosch repair in Olympia
Dishwasher · Oven, pages · codes · what fails here
Bosch PAGE →KitchenAid repair in Olympia
Dishwasher · Refrigerator pages · codes · what fails here
KitchenAid PAGE →
Frigidaire repair in Olympia
Refrigerator · Oven, pages · codes · what fails here
Frigidaire PAGE →
Maytag repair in Olympia
Washer · Dryer pages · codes · what fails here
Maytag PAGE →Also fixed
Panel-ready and pro-line
Viking, Miele, Thermador, Wolf and Sub-Zero have a section of their own under Built-in.
How a visit runs
Four stages, none skipped
The price goes on paper before a screw comes out.
- 01
Tell us what it is doing
Ring or use the form; a phone photo of the display or the model sticker saves a step. The shop calls you back to set an arrival window, and once more as the van pulls off Woodland Square Loop.
- 02
Readings first, opinions second
The technician tests the suspect part with instruments, tells you in plain words what gave out, and writes the repair down as a single price. The visit fee is already inside that number.
- 03
Most parts ride in the van
Fill valves, defrost heaters, igniters, drum rollers, drain pumps, relays — the things well water, salt air and winter outages wear out on this shore of the inlet. If the part has to come in by order, the return trip is on us.
- 04
A test run, then the invoice
You see a full cycle run start to finish, the kick panels and floor go back the way we found them, and the warranty term is typed onto the invoice.
Display flashing a code, or a refrigerator gone silent?
Tell us over the phone or book a day online. A technician tests the machine and writes the repair down as one price with the visit fee folded in; your invoice spells out the warranty term.