The counter, photographed
Six machine families, each with its own page and its own starting figure — and every figure all-found: part, labor and diagnosis in one number that doesn't move after you approve it.
One number, everything in it. A dryer fix here starts at $245 all-found
All-found: from $245 · answer only: $100
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Front-loaders, top-loaders, stacked pairs
All-found: from $265 · answer only: $100
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A warming refrigerator takes the day's first opening from any of the four towns
All-found: from $295 · answer only: $100
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Gas or electric, the visit opens with the safety questions and closes with one number
All-found: from $285 · answer only: $100
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Half the county's dishwasher complaints aren't the dishwasher. The visit sorts machine from plumbing first, then prices
All-found: from $255 · answer only: $100
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Most silent ice makers are innocent
All-found: from $260 · answer only: $100
Open the PageEach starting figure is the genuine bottom of its family — the simplest common fault, fixed complete. Harder faults cost more, and your machine's exact number gets said once the fault is proven at your door, before any work starts. What the slate never does is quote a cheerful floor and then build a ceiling out of line items: the figure you approve holds the part, the labor and the diagnosis, and it is the final total.
The other number to know is $100 — the flat close-out for any visit where you'd rather stop at the answer. Machine too old, math too ugly, or you simply want to know before you shop: the diagnosis is yours, the advice is straight, and the bill is $100, period.
Its page has the symptoms, the habits and the starting figure — or skip ahead and call the counter.
Phone reaches a person through the working day; the form works after hours. Either way the callback comes with a real window, not a maybe.
Mon–Fri 8–7 · Sat 9–3 · a warming refrigerator takes the day's first opening
