Appliance Repair in Phoenix, AZ
Compare 63 appliance repair companies serving Phoenix, Arizona. Refrigerator, washer and dryer, oven, and dishwasher pros with ratings, hours and phone numbers.
63 companies listed
106°F average summer high
~299 sunny days a year
~1,650,000 people, U.S. Census estimate
Appliance repair in Phoenix has 63 local companies listed here, and the top rated is TOTO Appliance Repair at 5.0 stars from 217 reviews.
- 63 companies serve Phoenix.
- 1 offers same day or 24/7 service.
- 5 specialist categories here, from Refrigerator & Freezer to Parts & Used Appliances.
- Every listing shows its rating and how to reach it. No national chains.
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What Appliance Repair Costs in Phoenix
These are the typical totals for a pro repair, parts and labor together, from our Arizona cost guides. Most Phoenix companies charge a service call fee of $75 to $150 to come out and diagnose, and most put it toward the repair if you go ahead.
| Appliance | Typical repair | Parts alone |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | $200 to $500 | $20 to $400 |
| Washer | $150 to $400 | $10 to $300 |
| Dryer | $100 to $300 | $5 to $280 |
| Dishwasher | $130 to $350 | $10 to $250 |
| Oven or range | $150 to $400 | $15 to $300 |
| Microwave | $100 to $350 | $15 to $180 |
Ask for the price before work starts. Sealed system work on a fridge, like a compressor or refrigerant leak, runs well above these averages.
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Phoenix Water and Your Appliances
The City of Phoenix 2025 water quality report puts total hardness at 172 to 302 ppm, about 10 to 17.6 grains per gallon (source). The USGS calls anything over 180 mg/L very hard (USGS). Part of the city is in that range.
About 97 to 99 percent of Phoenix's 2025 water was surface water from the Salt, Verde and Colorado rivers (SRP canals and the Central Arizona Project), with the rest from about 20 city wells. (source)
Hard water leaves scale wherever water heats up or dries. In Phoenix that shows up as white film on dishes, slow dishwasher draining, ice makers that stop filling and washers with a crusty drain pump filter. Changing the fridge water filter on time and running a cleaner through the dishwasher and washer once a month heads off a lot of service calls.
Heat, Dust and Power in Phoenix
Phoenix averages a 106°F summer high. Fridges and freezers run longer against that heat, and garage units work hardest of all.
- Phoenix all time record high is 122F (June 26, 1990). Next are 121F (July 28, 1995) and 120F (June 25, 1990). Period of record 1896-2025. (source)
- Phoenix's longest streak of 110F+ days is 31 days, June 30 to July 30, 2023. In 2025 Phoenix logged 37 days at or above 110F and 122 days at or above 100F, with a top reading of 118F. 2025 was the 2nd warmest year on record (78.0F average). (source)
- NWS Phoenix defines monsoon season as June 15 through September 30. Storm outflow can bring winds of 50 mph or more and dense blowing dust (haboob type walls of dust miles across). NWS advises unplugging sensitive electronics before storms and staying away from appliances and cords during lightning. (source)
- Phoenix charges $25 per refrigerant containing appliance for curbside appliance pickup. Fridges and freezers must be empty with doors, hinges, lids, glass shelves and latches removed or doors taped shut. Each residential customer may drop off one refrigerant appliance per year at a transfer station at no cost, then $20 environmental fee each plus disposal fees unless Freon removal is certified. (source)
- SRP says its refrigerator recycling program is no longer available (SRP serves part of Phoenix). Only select appliance rebates remain through its Home Energy Assessment program. (source)
The Most Common Repair Calls in Phoenix
Before you book, check the free fixes in these guides. Each one lists the causes in the order a technician checks them and what each fix costs.
Areas of Phoenix These Companies Serve
The companies listed here cover Ahwatukee, Arcadia, Maryvale, Laveen, Desert Ridge, Biltmore, Encanto, Moon Valley, Deer Valley and Sunnyslope, plus the rest of Phoenix. Ask about the trip fee if you are on the edge of town.
Phoenix Appliance Repair Questions
How much does appliance repair cost in Phoenix?
Our Arizona cost guides put a typical repair at $100 to $500 with parts and labor, depending on the appliance. A typical refrigerator repair is $200 to $500. Expect a service call fee of $75 to $150 that most companies apply to the repair.
Is the water hard in Phoenix?
Yes. The City of Phoenix 2025 water quality report puts total hardness at 172 to 302 ppm, about 10 to 17.6 grains per gallon. That scale is behind many dishwasher, ice maker and washer problems here.
Who provides electricity in Phoenix?
APS and SRP (the city lists both for outage reporting. Which one depends on the address) If an appliance died in a storm, check the breaker and the outage map before you book a repair.
Who is the best rated appliance repair company in Phoenix?
Among companies with at least 10 Google reviews, TOTO Appliance Repair has the highest rating at 5.0 stars from 217 reviews. Ratings change, so check the listing before you call.
Can I get same day appliance repair in Phoenix?
1 of the 63 companies listed here offer same day or 24 hour service. Call before noon for the best chance at a same day visit.
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