Brands We Repair

Pick your brand below to see what we service on it, the faults we run into most, and how to book a technician. Lines are open 7AM to 10PM every day on (941) 200-1092.

Our technicians work on close to forty appliance nameplates, from mass-market laundry pairs to built-in refrigeration that costs more than a car. Brand matters more than most people expect. A Sub-Zero sealed system, a Bosch dishwasher control board and a Whirlpool direct-drive washer all fail in different ways, need different parts, and take different amounts of time to source. That gap is often the difference between a same-day fix and a week living out of a cooler, which is why every brand gets its own page here instead of one generic list.

Brand behavior changes on the Gulf Coast too. Salt air off Sarasota Bay eats condenser coils and outdoor units, summer humidity feeds mold in door gaskets and stretches dryer cycles well past an hour, and hard water scales up dishwasher plumbing and ice maker lines. The same model fails differently in Sarasota than it does in Ohio, and the brand pages below call that out where it applies. Refrigerant and sealed-system work is regulated under EPA Section 608, so sealed-system faults on any of these brands are a service call, not a weekend project.

Every nameplate listed here is sold or still serviced in the United States. If your appliance carries a badge that is not on this list, call anyway. The model number usually tells us who actually built the machine, and that is often a manufacturer we already stock parts for.

Luxury and built-in brands

Built-in and pro-style kitchens run on brand-specific parts and procedures. Panels, hinges, compressors and control boards are rarely interchangeable, and ordering the wrong one costs a week. Start on the brand page and you will see what we service on it.

Mainstream household brands

These are the machines in most Sarasota and Manatee County kitchens and laundry rooms, and the ones our vans carry the most parts for. Pumps, valves, thermal fuses, igniters and door seals for these brands are usually on board, so a first-visit fix is normal.

Ventilation, outdoor and specialty

Range hoods, wine and beverage coolers, outdoor kitchens and compact units get diagnosed differently from a standard indoor lineup. Outdoor and lanai equipment in particular takes a beating from salt air and afternoon storms, so corrosion and moisture damage are usually the first things we check.

Legacy nameplates we still service

These names either stopped production, changed owners, or now cover a narrower product line than they once did. Plenty of them are still running in Sarasota kitchens and laundry rooms, and we still service them. Parts take more hunting, so the brand page is the place to start and the model plate is the first thing we will ask for.

Not sure which of these you own? Read the model and serial plate, usually inside the fridge on the left wall, under the cooktop lip, or inside the washer or dishwasher door, and call (941) 200-1092. We will tell you who built it and what the repair is likely to involve before anyone drives out.