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Washing Machine Repair in Jacksonville, FL

Washing machine repair from independent technicians serving Jacksonville, with ratings, distances and what to check before you call.

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Washers fail in fairly predictable ways, which is good news: many repairs are a single part that a technician can replace in one visit. We pull these listings from public business data, remove closed businesses, parts stores and unrelated trades, and put companies that mention washers at the top.

Local Washing Machine Repair in Jacksonville, FL

We found 40 appliance repair companies within 30 miles of Jacksonville. 31 list an address in Jacksonville, and the rest are spread across Orange Park (9). 10 list washing machine or washer work specifically. Nearest on the list: Appliance Repair Tech Jacksonville, around 0.6 miles out. The 34 rated companies in range average 4.7 stars.

Washer & Dryer Repair
Hartman's Appliance Repair
3320 Lenox Ave Ste h, Jacksonville, FL 32254
2.4 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 4.8 (598 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
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Mr. Appliance of Jacksonville Beach
7901 Baymeadows Way Ste 23, Jacksonville, FL 32256
9.2 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 4.9 (65 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
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UltraFix Appliance Repair
2695 Post St #1177, Jacksonville, FL 32204
1.8 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 4.9 (128 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
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Hedlund Appliance Service
1701 San Pablo Rd S, Jacksonville, FL 32224
13.4 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 4.9 (206 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
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Atlantic Coast Appliance
31 Seminole Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
16.1 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★½ 4.5 (184 reviews)
Mentions washers
Washer & Dryer Repair
Atlantic Coast Appliance
7035 Philips Hwy #31, Jacksonville, FL 32216
7.5 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 5.0 (7 reviews)
Mentions washers
Washer & Dryer Repair
A1action refrigeration and appliance repair
8154 Village Gate Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32217
8.2 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★★ 4.8 (203 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
ALANSY Appliance repair & Refrigeration
6376 Greenland Rd Ste 5, Jacksonville, FL 32258
14.1 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★½ 4.4 (297 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
Sears Appliance Repair
1910 Wells Rd, Orange Park, FL 32073
10.8 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★½ 4.4 (555 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
Appliance Doctor Pro
13475 Atlantic Blvd 8 unit 564, Jacksonville, FL 32225
13.3 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★½ 4.4 (47 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
Expert Appliance Repair Services
20 knight box rd Ste 104, Orange Park, FL 32065
16.3 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★ 4.2 (219 reviews)
Mentions washers
Washer & Dryer Repair
Adept Appliance Service, LLC
445 Tresca Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32225
8.1 mi from Jacksonville
★★★★ 3.8 (273 reviews)
Mentions washers

Companies are shown by relevance and distance from Jacksonville. A mention does not mean manufacturer certification, so ask each company about its experience with your washer.

Repair market snapshot: Jacksonville, FL
Distance to the three closest (mi)0.6, 0.9, 1.0
Mention a major washer brand0
With 4.5+ stars and at least 10 reviews17
Companies within 30 miles60
Mention washer work16
Open on Saturdays (per listing)38

First up for Jacksonville: Hartman's Appliance Repair (2.4 miles away, 4.8 stars from 598 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Mr. Appliance of Jacksonville Beach (9.2 miles away, 4.9 stars from 65 reviews, lists Saturday hours); UltraFix Appliance Repair (1.8 miles away, 4.9 stars from 128 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Hedlund Appliance Service (13.4 miles away, 4.9 stars from 206 reviews, lists Saturday hours).

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Washer Problems Worth a Service Call

  • Washer fills slowly, will not fill, or keeps filling
  • Grinding or roaring noise that rises with spin speed
  • Water on the floor under or in front of the washer
  • Musty or mildew smell from the drum or door seal

Why Washing Machines Break Down

Drain pumps and filtersSocks, coins, hair ties and lint end up in the drain path. On most front loaders a small filter behind a panel at the bottom front catches them, and a clogged filter or jammed pump is behind many not-draining calls.
Suspension and bearingsShock absorbers, dampers and springs hold the tub steady during the spin. When they wear, the washer bangs and walks. Worn drum bearings make a rumbling or grinding noise that gets louder on the spin cycle.
Hoses, seals and the door bootFill hoses age and crack, drain hose clamps loosen, and the rubber door boot on a front loader can tear or trap water. Leaks usually start small under the washer before they show on the floor.

How a Washer Service Call Usually Goes in Jacksonville

Water level sensingA pressure switch or sensor tells the control how much water is in the tub. A blocked air tube or failed switch can cause overfilling, underfilling or a washer that will not move on to the next step.
Tub bearings and sealA rumble or roar that gets louder as the drum speeds up usually means worn bearings, often after a tub seal has let water reach them. It is one of the bigger repairs, so the technician will compare it with the washer's age and value.
Suspension and shocksShock absorbers, dampers or suspension rods keep the tub from slamming during the spin. Worn parts cause banging, off-balance shutdowns and a washer that walks across the floor.

Troubleshooting first? Start with washer not spinning or washer not draining.

Leaks and Safe Shutoff

Closing the washer's water faucets when the machine is not in use takes pressure off the hoses and valves and limits flooding if a hose gives way. Source: GE Appliances - Washer Owner's Manual

Plug the washer into a grounded three-prong outlet on a 15- or 20-amp 120-volt circuit, and never remove the ground prong or use an adapter or extension cord. Source: Whirlpool - Washer Installation Instructions

More: where washer leaks come from.

Washing Machine Repair Cost Ranges

A washer repair is usually a single part plus labor. Reference ranges from published cost guides:

For a drum repair, consider replacing the washer instead if it is more than five years old or has had frequent problems. Source: HomeAdvisor - How Much Do Washing Machine Repairs Cost?

Ranges are published estimates, not quotes. See the washing machine repair cost guide and whether to repair or replace a washer.

Around Jacksonville

Most washer calls in Jacksonville come down to the same handful of parts: the drain pump and filter, the lid switch or door lock, the drive belt or coupler, the inlet valve and the suspension.

Florida's construction licensing guidance says that paid work such as installing a dishwasher connected to drinking water or replacing a water heater requires a licensed contractor, and that a local business tax receipt or certificate of competency may also apply; it does not describe a separate state appliance repair license. Source: DBPR License Requirements and Exemptions (Construction Industry Licensing Board), posted by Columbia County

In Florida, you can check a license with the DBPR Verify a License (MyFloridaLicense.com) or report a problem to the Florida Attorney General, Office of Citizen Services / Consumer Protection.

Hiring a Washer Repair Company in Jacksonville

  • If the problem turns out to be the supply valves or the standpipe, do you handle that or should I call a plumber?
  • Is your company licensed where my state requires it, and insured?
  • Can you give a written estimate before ordering parts?

Washing Machine Repair FAQs: Jacksonville, FL

Why is there water left in my washer?
The usual causes are a clogged drain pump filter (on most front loaders), a kinked or blocked drain hose, a sock or small item caught in the pump, or a failed drain pump. Clear the filter and check the hose first. If water still sits in the drum, a technician can test the pump.
Why is my washer so loud on the spin cycle?
An unbalanced load is the most common cause, followed by a washer that is not level. If it keeps happening with balanced loads on a level floor, worn shock absorbers, suspension springs or drum bearings are the likely cause, and a technician should check them.
How do I get rid of a washer mildew smell?
Residue from detergent and fabric softener collects in the door boot, the dispenser and the drum. Wipe the boot, clean the dispenser, run the washer's cleaning cycle or a hot empty cycle, and leave the door open between loads.
How much does washing machine repair cost in Jacksonville?
Most companies charge a service call or diagnostic fee that is often applied to the repair if you go ahead. Common jobs such as a lid switch, inlet valve, drain pump or drive belt are usually worth fixing on a washer that is otherwise sound. Our washing machine repair cost guide lists published ranges.

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Before you call a Jacksonville technician, check that the washer is plugged in, the hot and cold valves behind it are open and the drain hose is not kinked. If it is a front loader, clean the drain pump filter. If the problem stays, have the model number ready.

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