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Appliance Repair All Major Brands - Licensed & InsuredEvery major brand, Sub-Zero to Whirlpool

All brands, same-day and next-day visits across San Francisco, Peninsula, and Marin.

Next available: Tomorrow 12PM-2PM

From Sub-Zero and Wolf to Whirlpool and GE, we repair every major appliance brand across San Francisco, the Peninsula, and Marin. $80 diagnostic applied to your repair, 180-day warranty, no premium-brand surcharge.$80 diagnostic, applied to your repair.
180-day warranty on every job.

Next available: Tomorrow 12PM-2PM
Browse by tier

Browse Brands by Tier

Premium builds run sealed cooling systems, dual compressors and integrated cabinetry, so the first move on a fault is brand-specific. We order specialty parts against your model after the diagnostic. They take longer than the 2-4 days a mass-market part needs, so we give you the date up front and the return visit is free. These machines run 18-22 years, which is why a repair usually beats replacing one.

Sub-Zero appliance repair
Wolf appliance repair
Thermador appliance repair
Miele appliance repair
Viking appliance repair
Dacor appliance repair
DCS appliance repair
U-Line appliance repair

Mid-tier brands are well built and their parts come through national suppliers, so common items move quickly. The repair-or-replace line usually lands around 7-10 years.

Bosch appliance repair
KitchenAid appliance repair
Samsung appliance repair
LG appliance repair
Jenn-Air appliance repair
Electrolux appliance repair
Fisher & Paykel appliance repair
Marvel appliance repair

Workhorse brands are the everyday machines in most Bay Area homes. Parts are widely available, so most jobs close quickly, and the repair-versus-replace call is usually the easiest one to make. Expect 10-15 years with regular maintenance.

Whirlpool appliance repair
Maytag appliance repair
Frigidaire appliance repair
GE appliance repair
Amana appliance repair
Kenmore appliance repair
Speed Queen appliance repair
Haier appliance repair
Common issues

Common Brand-Specific Issues

Sub-ZeroCompressor strain, coastal

Coil cleaning fixes most coastal cooling calls; gaskets and fan motor next at the 8-12 year mark.

BoschE22 / E23 dishwasher

Usually the drain pump. We match OEM or an aftermarket equivalent to your specific unit.

LGUE code, washer

A drum-balance fault. We replace the suspension rods, usually around the 5-7 year mark, and the code goes away.

Whirlpool / MaytagSqueal or grind, dryer

Belt and idler-pulley replacement resolves most cases, a fraction of a new dryer.

SamsungIce maker, fridge

Usually the auger motor or water inlet valve, separate from any touchscreen quirk.

WolfRange igniter, bake element

Typically a new spark module around the 8-12 year mark; bake element is next.

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Pricing

Brand Repair Cost in Bay Area

The $80 diagnostic comes off your repair when you proceed. Written estimate before any work begins. No premium-brand surcharge.

Brand TierTypical Repair
Premium (Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Miele, Viking)from $350
Mid-Tier (Bosch, KitchenAid, GE Profile, Samsung, LG, Jenn-Air, Electrolux)from $220
Workhorse (Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire, GE, Amana, Kenmore)from $180
Commercial (any brand)from $300
Diagnostic visit (residential)$80
Diagnostic visit (commercial)$100
Payment: Cards · Apple Pay · Venmo · Zelle · Online · Check · Cash. You pay on completion, no processing fees.

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Every major brand

All Major Brands

We service every major appliance brand sold in the US, even if the logo isn't here. Don't see your brand? Send us a quick message or call (760) 543-5733, and we almost certainly work with it.

Sub-Zero appliance repair
Wolf appliance repair
Thermador appliance repair
Miele appliance repair
Viking appliance repair
Dacor appliance repair
DCS appliance repair
U-Line appliance repair
Bosch appliance repair
KitchenAid appliance repair
Samsung appliance repair
LG appliance repair
Jenn-Air appliance repair
Electrolux appliance repair
Fisher & Paykel appliance repair
Marvel appliance repair
Whirlpool appliance repair
Maytag appliance repair
Frigidaire appliance repair
GE appliance repair
Amana appliance repair
Kenmore appliance repair
Speed Queen appliance repair
Haier appliance repair
FAQ

Quick Answers

Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Bosch, Thermador, Miele, LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, GE, KitchenAid, Maytag and Frigidaire, plus every other major brand sold in the US. FixitBay LLC repairs high-end built-ins and mainstream machines alike across San Francisco, the Peninsula and Marin, and a licensed California appliance technician (BHGS #51001) does the work. A Sub-Zero sealed system and a Whirlpool top-loader fail in different places, so we start the diagnosis from the brand and the model rather than from a generic checklist. Whatever you own, a visit is an $80 diagnostic credited toward the repair, you approve a written estimate before we order any part, and everything we fit carries a 180-day warranty on parts and labor. We add no premium-brand surcharge. Most jobs finish on the first visit. When a brand-specific part has to come in, you get the price and the date before you decide anything, and the return trip costs nothing extra. The booking calendar shows the earliest window we actually have.

Yes, and Sub-Zero is the premium brand we see most in coastal homes. Salt air reaches the condenser before it reaches anything else, so in Tiburon, Belvedere and Sausalito most of our Sub-Zero cooling calls trace back to a coil that needs cleaning rather than a failed compressor. The 700-series built-in accounts for the majority of them. Door gaskets and evaporator fan motors are the next two items, usually around the 8 to 12 year mark. The parts that fail most often are usually on hand; anything else we order against your model number after the diagnostic. Sub-Zero parts come from specialty distributors and take longer than the 2 to 4 days a mass-market part needs, so we give you the date up front and the return visit to fit them is free. A Sub-Zero repair starts from $350, with the same $80 diagnostic credited toward it and the same 180-day warranty as any other brand. These machines run 18 to 22 years, which is why fixing one usually beats replacing it.

Bosch dishwasher repair starts from $220 for parts and labor, and the fault decides where it lands above that. The job we run most often on a Bosch is the drain pump behind an E22 or E23 code on the 300, 500 and 800 series. A float switch that will not reset and an inlet valve that fills too slowly come next. The pump varies across the series, so we match an OEM part or an aftermarket equivalent to your exact unit and tell you which one we are quoting. On top of the repair sits the $80 diagnostic, and it comes off the price the moment you approve the written estimate, so on a job you go ahead with it is not an extra charge. You see that estimate before we order anything. Everything we fit carries a 180-day warranty on parts and labor. Bosch sits in our mid-tier band, where parts move through national suppliers in 2 to 4 days, so most Bosch dishwasher repairs close on the first visit.

Yes, in most cases. Wolf parts for ranges 10 to 20 years old come from specialty distributors rather than the national supply chain, so they take longer to arrive than the 2 to 4 days a mass-market part needs. We diagnose first, confirm the exact part against your model, and give you a real date before we order anything. The two items we replace most on older Wolf ranges are the spark module, usually around the 8 to 12 year mark, and the bake element, which fatigues earliest on the 36-inch dual-fuel ranges. Where a part is discontinued with no equivalent, you hear that at the diagnostic and we price the alternative before you commit to it. A Wolf repair starts from $350, the $80 diagnostic comes off it once you approve the estimate, and the return visit to fit an ordered part carries no second diagnostic and no extra charge. Wolf ranges run 18 to 22 years, so a repair at year 14 is usually the cheaper side of the arithmetic.

No. We are independent technicians and not a manufacturer service center, and we say so before you book rather than after. That cuts two ways. If your appliance still sits inside its manufacturer warranty, call the manufacturer first, because using an independent shop can void that coverage and we would rather you keep it. Once the warranty has run out, independence works in your favor. We service your machine whatever its age, and no manufacturer decides for us when a model stops being worth supporting. We fit an OEM part or an aftermarket equivalent, depending on what exists for your model and what you prefer. We tell you which one we are quoting. We hold a California state license instead. FixitBay LLC is a Licensed Major Appliance Technician, license #51001, issued by the Bureau of Household Goods and Services and valid through July 31, 2027, and we carry insurance. The 180-day warranty on every repair is ours to honor.

We service every major brand sold in the US, so the honest answer names a type of machine and not a badge. We turn down vintage gas appliances, meaning pre-1990 ranges and the Wedgewood and O'Keefe & Merritt era, where the parts are gone and the safety risk is real. We do not work on microwaves, vent hoods or garbage disposals. We do not take small appliances, and that includes coffee and espresso machines, the built-in ones as well as the countertop ones. We do not install anything, because we repair the appliances you already own. Cabinetry is a job for a carpenter, so a built-in that needs joinery goes to one. We do cover refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges, cooktops and wine coolers, residential and commercial alike, in every brand from Sub-Zero down to Kenmore. If you are unsure whether your machine is on that list, call and describe it. We will tell you on the phone rather than at your door.

Most repairs finish in 1 to 3 hours on the first visit when the part is already on hand, which is common on Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Maytag, Bosch and GE. Premium brands run differently. A Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador or Miele fault often needs a part ordered against your model after the diagnostic, and those come from specialty distributors rather than national suppliers, so they take longer than the 2 to 4 days a mass-market part needs. We give you the date at the visit instead of a guess, and the return trip to fit the part carries no second diagnostic and no extra charge. Before any of it you get a written estimate, and nothing is ordered or opened until you approve it. Scheduling sits apart from the repair itself: the booking calendar shows the earliest window we actually have, same day when the schedule allows and next day in most other cases, across San Francisco, the Peninsula and Marin.

Usually yes. Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador and Miele are built to run 18 to 22 years, so a repair from $350 on a 12-year-old unit lands well under a replacement that starts from $8,000 once you count the install and the cabinetry a built-in needs. The arithmetic shifts by tier. Mid-tier machines from Bosch, KitchenAid, Samsung and LG reach the break-even line around 7 to 10 years. Workhorse brands like Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire and GE get there sooner. The part matters more than the age on its own: a spark module, a drain pump or a door gasket is worth fitting at almost any point in a premium machine's life, while a failed sealed system on a 15-year-old workhorse rarely is. We run your actual numbers at the diagnostic, using the price of the part your machine needs, and you decide. We push neither way, and the $80 comes off the repair if you go ahead.

Yes. FixitBay LLC holds a California Licensed Major Appliance Technician registration, license #51001, issued by the Bureau of Household Goods and Services and valid through July 31, 2027. The Bureau publishes a public lookup, so you can check that number yourself before we arrive. We carry insurance for appliance repair throughout San Francisco, the Peninsula and Marin. The license number prints on your invoice next to the 180-day warranty on parts and labor, which covers the part we fitted and the work we did. The license does not make us a manufacturer service center. We are licensed by the state, not certified by Sub-Zero or Bosch, and the two get confused often enough that we say it plainly. If your appliance is still under manufacturer warranty, call the manufacturer first so you keep that coverage. Once it has expired, our license and our own warranty are what stand behind the repair.

We take all major credit and debit cards, meaning Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, plus Apple Pay, Venmo, Zelle, an online invoice link, a personal check or cash. There are no processing fees on card payments, so the number on the written estimate is the number you pay. You pay when the repair is finished, never up front. The $80 diagnostic is the only charge that stands on its own, and it comes off the repair price the moment you approve the estimate, so on a job you go ahead with it is not an extra line. Nobody here takes a card number over the phone, the office included. The invoice we send by email and by text carries a payment link, and that link is the only way we handle a card remotely. We cover everything we fit for 180 days on parts and labor, and the license number sits on the same invoice if you want to check it.

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