Lewiston, Maine

Lewiston Appliance Repair

From older multi-family homes near downtown to newer houses out toward Sabattus Street, Lewiston kitchens and laundry rooms see heavy daily use. We repair the major appliances those homes depend on and explain every finding in plain language.

Open 7 Days · Weekdays until 8 PM · Weekends 9 AM – 7 PM

Appliances We Repair in Lewiston

We also handle household appliance installation — mention it when you book.

Local Know-How

Laundry appliances in shared and multi-unit buildings tend to run more cycles per week, so worn pumps, belts and door locks are common calls we handle in Lewiston.

Honest Repair-or-Replace Advice

Clear communication

We explain what we found and what the repair costs before any work begins. If a repair doesn't make financial sense, we'll tell you.

Evenings & weekends

Open 7 days with weekday hours until 8 PM, so you can schedule around work. 8+ years of experience and multiple technicians.

$99 Service Call & Diagnostic Fee

The $99 service call covers the technician's visit and diagnostic assessment. Repair labor and parts are additional and will be discussed with you before any repair work is performed.

Lewiston Appliance Repair FAQs

What does the $99 service call cover?

The $99 service call covers the technician's visit and diagnostic assessment. Repair labor and parts are additional, and we review them with you before any repair work begins.

My washer stops mid-cycle and won't drain. Is that worth fixing?

Usually, yes. A clogged or failing drain pump, or a faulty lid or door lock, is one of the most common washer repairs and is typically far less expensive than replacing the machine.

Can I book an evening or weekend appointment in Lewiston?

We're open 7 days a week — Monday to Friday until 8 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 9 AM to 7 PM. Pick an available slot online or call us to check openings.

Should I keep using a dryer that runs but doesn't heat?

We recommend stopping until it's checked. No-heat problems often involve a thermal fuse or heating element, and a blown fuse can point to restricted venting that should be cleaned.