Washer & Dryer Repair in Roseville, CA

Expert Repair Company fixes washers and dryers in Roseville, CA, from our base in nearby Citrus Heights. We cover the whole city, from older streets around Cirby Side to newer neighborhoods such as Woodcreek Oaks, Stoneridge, Johnson Ranch and Sierra Vista. Call (279) 225-1050, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Upstairs laundry rooms and long dryer vents

Many two-story Roseville homes put the laundry room upstairs, which means the dryer exhaust has to travel through a wall or the attic to reach the roof or a side wall. Long runs with several bends collect lint faster than a short straight duct, and a restricted vent is the leading reason a dryer overheats, blows its thermal fuse and stops heating. On an LG, a d80, d90 or d95 code is the dryer itself measuring that restriction.

When we repair a Roseville dryer that has stopped heating, we check the exhaust airflow before we leave. If the run is long enough that it needs a full duct cleaning from the roof, we tell you so you can call a vent-cleaning company rather than replacing the same fuse twice.

Washer drain pans and second-floor leaks

An upstairs washer that leaks does more damage than one in a garage, because the water goes into the ceiling below. The leaks we see most come from a torn door boot on a front-loader, an inlet hose that has split at the crimp, or a drain pump housing that has cracked. If your washer sits in a drain pan, check whether the pan’s drain line is still clear; if it sits without one, it is worth adding.

Washer and dryer problems we repair in Roseville

• Washer will not drain or spin. A clogged pump filter, a failed drain pump, or a bad lid or door lock.
• Washer will not fill. Closed or kinked supply hoses, clogged inlet screens, or a failed inlet valve.
• Front-loader smells or leaks at the door. A worn door boot, often with debris trapped in the fold.
• Dryer runs but does not heat. A blown thermal fuse from a restricted vent, then the element on electric dryers or the igniter and valve coils on gas dryers.
• Dryer will not start, or the drum will not turn. A door switch, start switch, belt, idler pulley or drive motor.
• Noisy drum. Worn rollers, glides or idler pulley.

What to check before you call

• Dryer dead: check the breaker. Electric dryers use a double breaker, and one half can trip on its own, leaving the drum turning with no heat.
• Gas dryer cold: make sure the gas valve behind the dryer is fully open, and that other gas appliances in the house are working.
• Washer full of water: drain it through the filter door at the bottom front, with towels and a pan ready, and check the filter for socks or coins.
• Washer will not fill: confirm both taps behind the machine are open and the hoses are not kinked against the wall.
• Error code on the display: write it down exactly as shown. It narrows the diagnosis.

Stacked units in Roseville townhomes and condos

Townhome and condo developments across Roseville rely on stacked washer and dryer units and laundry centers to fit a closet. They repair like full-size machines, but access is tighter and the dryer often has to come off the washer for some repairs. Tell us it is a stacked unit when you book so the visit is planned for it.

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What washer and dryer repair costs in Roseville

The diagnostic visit is $99, or $85 when you book through the form on this page, and it is waived when you approve the repair. Having both machines checked on the same visit costs $25 for the second one. There is no travel fee to Roseville, and every repair carries a parts and labor warranty of up to 90 days.

More help for Roseville homeowners

For every appliance we repair in Roseville, see our Roseville appliance repair page. For a closer look at each machine, see washer repair and dryer repair. For refrigerators, see refrigerator repair in Roseville.

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