Laundry
Keeping a washer and dryer running
Drain filters, fill hoses and the lint path checks that prevent many calls.
Washer and Dryer Repair
Washers that will not drain or spin, and dryers that will not heat or start.
Appliance Repair in Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Huntsville, Mobile and Nearby Alabama Cities
If your washer, dryer, oven, stove, cooktop or freezer has stopped working, call to be connected with a local appliance repair provider who serves your city.
- Washers and dryers
- Ovens, stoves and cooktops
- Chest and upright freezers
- Independent local providers
For homeowners with a broken washer, dryer, oven, stove, cooktop or freezer. Not for refrigerators, dishwashers, microwaves, commercial appliances, parts orders or phone-only quotes.
- Call to connectOne phone line, nothing to fill in
- For homeownersLarge household appliances
- Independent providersLocal businesses that take part
- 61 Alabama citiesFour markets and five areas
Three steps
How the call line works
Call the line
Tap CALL NOW on any page. There is nothing to fill in first and no account to create.
Describe the problem
Say which appliance it is, what it is doing and which city the home is in. A model number or error code helps if you have one.
Get connected
You are connected with an independent appliance repair provider who takes calls for that area. Visits, pricing and scheduling are set by the provider.
Services
Appliance repair for Alabama homes
Start with the appliance. Each page explains common problems, what a technician usually checks and when a repair or a replacement tends to make sense.
Stove, Cooktop and Oven Repair
Ranges, wall ovens and cooktops, gas or electric.
Freezer Repair
Chest and upright freezers that will not freeze or run constantly.
Single-appliance pages
- Washer RepairWashing machines that will not drain, spin, fill or stop leaking.
- Dryer RepairGas and electric dryers that will not heat, will not start or dry slowly.
- Oven RepairOvens that will not heat, heat unevenly or will not turn on.
- Stove and Cooktop RepairGas burners, electric coils, smooth-top and induction cooktops.
What to expect
What happens when you call
The line does one job: putting a homeowner with a broken appliance in touch with a provider who can look at it. Here is what the call usually covers.
- A short conversation about the symptom: not draining, not heating, not lighting, not freezing, leaking or not starting
- Your city, so the call reaches a provider who works there
- The appliance type, and for ranges and dryers whether it runs on gas, propane or electricity
- A provider who explains their own visit process, scheduling and pricing directly
- No obligation: you decide whether to book after you hear what the provider offers
Why homeowners use this line
- One phone line
Every page has the same CALL NOW button, so there is one simple way to ask for help.
- Homeowner focus
The line is set up for homeowners with a broken washer, dryer, oven, stove, cooktop or freezer.
- Plain information
Problem guides explain safe first checks without pushing risky do-it-yourself work.
- Statewide list
Cities are grouped into four markets and five regional areas, from the Tennessee line to Mobile Bay.
Service areas
Appliance repair across Alabama cities
The list runs from Hazel Green near the Tennessee line, through the Huntsville, Decatur and Guntersville areas, down through Jasper, Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, and on to Mobile, Baldwin County and Dauphin Island on the Gulf Coast.
Five areas
Regional areas
Smaller cities outside the four markets are grouped into regional pages, each with a short note on every place.
- East of Birmingham: Pell City to OxfordPell City, Cropwell, Odenville, Ragland and more
- Jasper and Walker CountyJasper, Parrish, Sumiton, Townley and more
- Fayette, Winston and Cullman FringeDouble Springs, Berry, Bankston, Brilliant and more
- Decatur and AthensDecatur, Athens, Courtland, Moulton and more
- Guntersville and ScottsboroGuntersville, Grant, Union Grove, Scottsboro and more
Troubleshooting
Common appliance problems
Pick the symptom for a short answer, likely causes and the checks that are safe to do before calling.
No. It is an advertising and call-connection website. It does not send technicians, perform repairs or set prices. When a homeowner calls, the call is connected with an independent appliance repair provider who serves the area, and that provider handles the work.
Home washers, dryers, ovens, stoves, cooktops and chest or upright freezers. Other kitchen appliances, business equipment, parts orders and phone-only quotes are not covered by the line.
The 61 cities and communities on the service areas page, grouped into the Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Huntsville and Mobile markets and five regional areas. In the smallest places, coverage can depend on a provider's travel area.
The call itself is an ordinary phone call. Any visit charge or repair price is set by the provider you speak with, so ask them about their charges before you book. This website does not quote prices.
Check the plug, the breaker and the water valves, and clean the washer drain filter or dryer lint screen. The appliance problem guides list safe first checks for each symptom. Leave gas and electrical parts to a technician.
Age matters. Typical service lives cited from the National Association of Home Builders are about 13 years for a washer, 14 for a dryer, 16 for a freezer and 14 to 17 for a range. A technician can tell you whether the rest of the appliance is sound.
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Appliance care tips
Next step
Washer, dryer, oven or freezer stopped working?
Call to describe the problem and get connected with an independent provider who serves your city.