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Washer Repair Service Near You
Is your washer leaking, making noises, or refusing to spin? Trust Sears Home Services to deliver fast, reliable washer repair service anywhere in the U.S.
Common Washer Problems We Fix
- Washer not spinning or draining
- Leaking water
- Excessive noise or vibration
- Washer won’t start
- Error codes on the control panel
- Door won't latch or lock
Washing machine brands we repair
No matter where you bought it, we can fix it. We repair most major brands, makes, and models.
Sears Home Services is the only nationally authorized Kenmore service provider.
Our Washer Repair Process
- Schedule Service: Book online or by phone
- Diagnostic Visit: Technician inspects the washer
- Repair: On-the-spot fix or part replacement
- Warranty: Service satisfaction guarantee
Cost of Washer Repairs
The average washer repair costs $150–$350 depending on the problem. We offer upfront pricing and no surprise charges.
Why Choose Sears for Washer Repair?
- 1M+ appliances repaired each year
- Factory-trained, certified technicians
- Nationwide service coverage
- Transparent pricing and warranties
Washer Repair FAQs
The cost typically ranges from $150–$350 depending on the issue. We provide a full quote before starting any work.
Yes! Sears offers local washer repair services nationwide. Simply enter your zip code to book a nearby technician.
If your washer is under 10 years old, repair is often more cost-effective than replacement. Our techs will assess and recommend the best option.
Most washer repairs are completed in 1–2 hours. If parts are needed, we’ll schedule a follow-up visit at your convenience.
Ready to get your washing machine working perfectly again? Schedule your washer repair today at Sears Home Services or call 1-800-4-MY-HOME to speak with our customer service team.
Find Washer Repair Services Near You
We serve all major U.S. cities. Whether you're in Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, or Miami — there's a Sears washer repair technician near you.
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Our team of expert technicians has extensive experience working on numerous major brands, from Whirlpool and Maytag to Samsung and LG. If you’ve been hunting for a repairman for washing machines who understands different washer styles—such as top-load, front-load, and high-efficiency models—look no further. Our goal is to diagnose issues quickly and get your machine back in prime condition so you can return to your normal laundry routine.
We also recognize how frustrating it can be to deal with heavy, wet clothes and a laundry schedule that’s suddenly thrown off track. That’s why we strive to provide convenient solutions if you find yourself searching for washer dryer repair near me or washer repair near me. Our knowledgeable technicians arrive fully equipped to handle a wide range of problems, whether your washer is vibrating excessively, refusing to spin, or not filling with water. Because our repair professionals work on all major brands, there’s no mystery machine we aren’t prepared to service.
Sears Home Services is particularly proud to be the only nationally authorized Kenmore service provider. This means that if your Kenmore washer needs attention, we’re equipped with the specific parts and know-how to fix it efficiently. Over the years, we’ve handled thousands of Kenmore units—so we’re intimately familiar with their design quirks, common issues, and best repair practices.
From belt replacements and control board diagnostics to targeted maintenance that helps service washing machine components, our team emphasizes thorough, reliable work. As soon as you notice unusual noises, leaks, or error codes, schedule an appointment to take advantage of our washer service expertise.
No matter which brand you rely on—Samsung, LG, Maytag, Whirlpool, or Kenmore—our technicians have the specialized training to restore your appliance’s functionality.
How it works
EASY SCHEDULING
Book online in less than a minute.
DIAGNOSTIC FEE
Apply your diagnostic fee to the costs of repair.
PROTECTION PLANS
Save up to $150 on your repair if you enroll in a home warranty.
Why Sears Home Services?
Happy Customers
Average of 3,000,000+ homes serviced/year. Over 500,000 5-star ratings.
Flexible Scheduling
Available 6 days a week in most areas.
Expert Technicians
1,500+ manufacturer-trained technicians with an average of 10+ years of experience.
Quality Parts For Hundreds Of Brands
Repairs for most major brands, no matter where you bought it.
Expert Repair Tips
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Open the door and close it firmly to ensure it's closed properly.
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Confirm that it’s receiving power. If lights on the display don’t turn on when you press them, reset the breaker and try again.
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If your house has a fuse panel, check to see if the fuse has blown and replace it if necessary.
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Make sure the washer is plugged directly into a power outlet and not into an extension cord.
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Be sure clothes are evenly distributed in the washer.
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Mix smaller items of the same fabric type with larger items to help balance the load.
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Be careful not to overload the washer—remove some items and redistribute the remaining pieces.
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Check the display and ensure the Child Lock or Safety Lock isn’t on.
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Make sure the washer has all four feet on the ground and doesn't rock if you lean on it.
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Use a flashlight to find the source of the leak to ensure it's coming from the washer and not from a pipe or other appliance nearby.
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Make sure hose connections are tight and that a well-fitting washer is installed. If necessary, replace washers and tighten all hoses using pliers.
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Washers can leak when they're not level. If the washer doesn't have all four feet on the ground or rocks when you lean on it, adjust the feet until it's level.
The most likely cause is something lodged in the drain pump or the hose that connects to the drain pump.
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Check for small items, like socks, jewelry and anything else you may have left in your pockets, in the hose.
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Clear the obstruction.
If the obstruction is in the drain pump, you may notice squealing or grinding noises and sometimes a burning rubber smell.
If everything looks good with the drain pump and hose, lid issues may be the culprit. If the lid assembly doesn’t create a closed circuit, it won’t work properly, resulting in your washer not draining.
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Glossary Terms
The drum is the core part of the washer that holds your laundry and enables the cleaning process through rotation, agitation, and rinsing.
Hard water is water that contains high levels of dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium. It contrasts with soft water, which has lower concentrations of these minerals.
A washing machine pedestal is a platform that raises the washer off the ground, providing easier access to the appliances and often includes additional storage space such as drawers.
A washer tub is the interior part of a washing machine where clothes are placed for washing, typically made of stainless steel, plastic, or porcelain-coated metal, designed to hold water and withstand the agitation or spinning during the wash cycle.