Loganville, Georgia, sits on the line between Gwinnett and Walton counties, about thirty-five miles east of downtown Atlanta along U.S. 78. The city keeps a small-town center around its town green and city hall, while the land around it has filled with family subdivisions, churches, ball fields and homes on larger lots where pastures used to be. Traffic on Highway 78, Highway 20 and Highway 81 tells the story of a town that has grown quickly while keeping a country feel at its edges. Appliance Repair Doctors make house calls throughout Loganville, ZIP code 30052. We test before we name a fault, explain what the tests showed, and repair with your approval.
Phone (470) 570-7920 or send the form on this page with your ZIP code, the brand and what the appliance is doing. Loganville house calls can be set for the same or the next day.
Choose the appliance, then enter a 5-digit ZIP code to see if we come to your area.
refrigerators that warm up, freeze food, leak or run without stopping.
chest freezers in garages and barns, uprights in basements and utility rooms.
ice makers that sit idle, leak or keep filling an overflowing bin.
wine coolers and beverage refrigerators that lose temperature.
gas, electric and convection ovens that heat poorly or not at all.
gas burners, electric coils, glass tops and induction surfaces.
Newer family subdivisions. Much of Loganville's housing was built in the last twenty-five years. These homes often came with matching builder appliance packages that are now reaching the age when fans, igniters, sensors and ice maker parts begin to fail.
Homes on larger lots. Outside the subdivisions, many houses sit on an acre or more, with detached garages, workshops and outbuildings. A spare refrigerator or a chest freezer in one of those buildings faces summer heat and winter cold.
Families who stock up. With the nearest big stores a drive away for some households, freezers full of bulk meat and garden produce are common. A failure there puts a lot of food at risk.
Propane and natural gas. Some homes beyond the gas mains cook on propane. A range converted for propane needs the right orifices, and a weak or sooty flame can point to a conversion problem rather than a failed part.
Weather from both directions. Summer thunderstorms and the occasional winter ice storm both cut power in this part of Georgia. Restarts after an outage are hard on compressors and electronic controls.
Your account of the problem. When did it start? What does it sound like? Did a storm, a move or a power cut come first? Is there a code on the display?
Readings, not guesses. We measure the temperature in each compartment, check the airflow, time how long an oven takes to preheat and how far its temperature swings, and look closely at burner flames and element glow.
The meter on the parts. Evaporator and condenser fans, defrost heaters and sensors, thermistors, water valves, door switches, igniters, elements, relays and boards are tested before one is named. Sealed system work is handled by a technician with EPA 608 certification.
A clear explanation. You hear which part failed, how we know, and what the repair involves. For older appliances, we give you an honest view of what else is wearing.
The repair, then a second check. With your approval we fit genuine or OEM-approved parts and run the appliance until it holds its numbers. Loganville repairs come with up to 6 months of warranty on parts and labor.
Many Loganville families keep at least one freezer outside the main living space: in a garage, a workshop, a barn or a covered porch. Freezers are built for a range of room temperatures, and both a sweltering summer and a freezing winter push them past it. In summer, the compressor runs long and the start components wear out. In winter, some models stop running because their thermostat thinks the space is cold enough, and the food slowly softens. Place the freezer where it has shade and some air movement, keep its coils clean, and keep a thermometer inside so you can see a problem early. If it is a chest freezer, check the lid seal with a strip of paper at a few points. When the reading starts to climb, call before the contents are lost.
A gas range needs the right fuel, the right pressure and clean burners to cook well. In Loganville, both natural gas and propane are in use. A range set up for one fuel and running on the other will produce flames that are too large and yellow, or too small and weak. If your range was moved from another house, or if the flame has looked wrong since installation, the conversion may be the issue. We check the orifices, the regulator setting and the burners themselves, and we tell you plainly if the fix belongs to your gas supplier rather than to the range.
We work on Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Maytag, Amana, Hotpoint, Samsung, LG, KitchenAid, Haier, Bosch, Electrolux and Midea, as well as Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador and Monogram. We do not represent any of these companies. The list shows which appliances we repair.
Most appliances with a single failed part are worth repairing. If an older refrigerator's sealed system has failed, or several costly parts are worn at once, a replacement may be wiser. We tell you what the tests show, and you decide.
We visit homes throughout Loganville and ZIP code 30052, on both the Gwinnett and the Walton side of the city: the historic center and the town green, the subdivisions along Highway 78, Highway 20 and Highway 81, and the homes along Brushy Fork Road, Rosebud Road and the roads leading out toward the countryside. Nearby, we also serve Snellville, Lawrenceville, Conyers and other Metro Atlanta communities. Not sure about your road? The form's ZIP code check will tell you.
Phone (470) 570-7920 or send the form with the appliance and the problem. We will schedule the visit, test and explain, and repair only after you agree. Office: 4370 Peachtree Rd NE, Brookhaven, GA 30319.
Yes. We cover the whole 30052 area. Put 30052 in the form, or phone (470) 570-7920 if your road sits near the county line.
We can usually set a Loganville visit for the same or the next day; morning requests get the most choice.
Yes. We repair freezers and refrigerators in garages, workshops, barns and basements.
Yes. We repair propane and natural gas ranges and check whether the range is set up for the fuel it uses.
The water line or the inlet valve may have frozen or cracked. We test both and replace what failed.
Both the replaced parts and our work on them, for up to 6 months.
Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Requests through the form can be sent at any time, and we reply during working hours.
No. We are a family business, independent of every manufacturer.
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