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Appliance Repair Pros in Los Angeles, CA
A curated list of 22 verified appliance repair pros serving Los Angeles. Washer repair, dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, microwave — call directly, no signup.
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Each service shows pros in Los Angeles who specialize in that category.
Top appliance repair pros in Los Angeles
A selection of 22 pros serving Los Angeles, CA. Tap any listing for full details.
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A-Quality Refrigeration Inc
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APPLIANCE REPAIR PRO
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ASDS APPLIANCE REPAIR
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AZ Appliance Service LLC
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AZ Major Appliance Repair
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Appliance Repair
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Appliance Repair Experts
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Appliance Repair of America
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Appliance Solutions
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Arc Appliance Repair
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Arizona Appliance Repair
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Arizona Appliance Repair Service
Los Angeles appliance repair context
California water averages 12 grains per gallon — hard water. Hard water shortens dishwasher and washing machine lifespan, leaves mineral residue, and accelerates water heater scale — expect more service calls. Freeze events are rare — outdoor garage fridges and outdoor ice makers handle the climate well, but extreme cold snaps can still affect unheated utility spaces.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find a licensed appliance repair pro in Los Angeles?
Each of the 22 pros listed above operates locally in Los Angeles, CA. Tap any listing to see contact details. Before booking, verify the appliance repair pro's state license through the California licensing board.
What does appliance repair repair cost in Los Angeles?
Costs vary by service: a fridge compressor runs $550–$1,200, a dryer heating element $150–$320, a washer drain pump $150–$300, a dishwasher pump $200–$400. Get quotes from at least three pros for non-emergency work.
Are all listed appliance repair pros licensed?
coilway lists publicly registered appliance repair businesses. License status is the homeowner's responsibility to verify with the California licensing board before hiring.