Dryers, washers, refrigerators, ovens, ice makers and dishwashers across Port Orchard and South Kitsap — examined with a meter, diagnosed on paper, and priced the honest way: one figure for the exam and the labor, parts on their own written line.
Open a machine's chart for its symptoms, its usual diseases and its from-price — every figure covers the examination and the repair labor, with parts always itemized separately.






The complaints we hear most often get their own working files: causes ranked in order of probability, the self-checks that risk nothing, and the price stated before anyone rings your bell.
Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Causes ranked by probability, the self-checks that are safe, and the treatment priced in writing.
Open the patient file →Phone or form: the machine, the complaint, the history. The van loads for the likely diagnosis before it leaves Wendell Ave.
Panels off, meter out, a full working cycle observed where the fault demands it. No part is named before it's measured.
Finding, prescription and price in writing: from-price for the visit and labor, any part as its own approved line.
Most repairs close the same visit from van stock. Warranty terms print on the invoice — paper, not promises.
Most repair invoices are a mystery novel — trip fee, diagnostic fee, hourly labor, and a parts figure nobody itemized. This practice writes prescriptions instead. The from-price you see on this site is the complete cost of our work: the drive, the examination and every hour of repair labor, whether the cure takes twenty minutes or the whole afternoon. It cannot grow while the machine is apart.
Parts are different, and pretending otherwise is where this trade hides its margins. A part is a real object with a real price, so it appears on your chart as its own written line — named, priced and signed by you before it's fitted. And if the diagnosis says the machine isn't worth treating, you owe $90 for the visit and the professional verdict, which is the whole reason you can trust the verdict.
| Consultation | Exam + labor |
|---|---|
| Dryers | from $217 |
| Washers | from $234 |
| Refrigerators & Freezers | from $249 |
| Stoves, Ranges & Ovens | from $281 |
| Ice Makers | from $252 |
| Dishwashers | from $238 |
| Stop at the diagnosis | $90 |
From Wendell Ave SE the rounds run north around Sinclair Inlet, east to the ferry landings, and south into the valley — one fee schedule for every address.
The home ward — the practice lives on Wendell Ave SE, minutes from most doors.
Across Sinclair Inlet; basement laundries and rental turnover keep rounds busy.
No stock heroics — panels off, meter out, the day's patients on the bench. This is the work the from-price buys.
The intake is the first half of the diagnosis — the machine, the complaint and your ZIP decide what rides on the van. A weekday callback confirms your window.
The from-price covers the visit, the diagnosis and every hour of repair work. It's published before you call.
A needed part is written up separately and signed before it's fitted. Stop at the diagnosis instead and $90 is the whole bill.
Call (360) 717-8956 with the complaint — the differential starts on the phone, and the van loads for it.