Austin, Texas · Kitchen appliance repair
Kitchen appliance repair in Austin, TX from independent local technicians
Tell us what your refrigerator, dishwasher, oven or stove is doing. We take the details, check your ZIP code, and connect you with an independent technician who services your part of Austin.
- Free to request, with no obligation to book
- Independent technicians matched to your ZIP code
- Plain-English guidance before anyone visits
How it works
Three steps, no runaround
You describe the problem once. We handle the matching so you are not calling five companies to find out who covers your ZIP code.
Tell us what is happening
Brand, model, the symptom and your ZIP code. A photo of the model label helps if you can take one.
We match a technician
We pass your details to an independent local technician who services the appliance type and your ZIP.
You decide on the repair
The technician confirms a visit and explains fees. After diagnosis you approve the repair, or you do not.
What we help with
Ten kitchen appliances, each with its own guide
Every service page explains how that appliance typically fails, what you can safely check, and what to have ready for the technician.
Refrigerator Repair
Warm fridge, noisy compressor, frost buildup, leaks or a dead display.
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Freezer Repair
Chest and upright freezers that will not hold temperature or keep icing up.
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Dishwasher Repair
Not draining, not cleaning, leaking, not drying or throwing error codes.
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Oven Repair
Electric, gas and wall ovens that will not heat, bake unevenly or lock up.
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Range / Stove Repair
Freestanding and slide-in gas, electric and dual-fuel ranges.
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Cooktop Repair
Built-in gas, radiant glass and induction cooktops with surface faults.
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Microwave Repair
Over-the-range, built-in and countertop microwaves that stop heating or spark.
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Ice Maker Repair
In-fridge and stand-alone ice makers that stop, jam, leak or make odd ice.
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Garbage Disposal Repair
Jammed, humming, leaking or clogged disposals — and when to replace.
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Range Hood Repair
Weak, noisy or dead range hoods, plus lights and controls.
View serviceStart with the symptom
Six problems that bring most people here
If you know what is wrong but not what to do about it, these step-by-step guides help you separate a quick fix from a real repair.
Refrigerator Not Cooling
Warm fridge, cold freezer, or both warm — a ten-minute triage.
Read the guideRefrigerator Leaking Water
Puddles under the fridge, water in the crisper, or a wet dispenser area.
Read the guideIce Maker Not Working
No ice, small or hollow ice, clumps, jams or odd taste.
Read the guideDishwasher Not Draining
Water left in the tub after a cycle — filter, hose, air gap, disposal or pump.
Read the guideOven Not Heating
Oven will not heat, heats slowly, or never reaches temperature.
Read the guideStove Burner Not Working
One burner will not light, will not heat, or stays on.
Read the guideAn honest question
Repair it, or replace it?
The cheapest repair is not always the right one, and neither is a new appliance. A quote that is a small fraction of a replacement, on a machine that is otherwise sound, is usually worth paying. A quote that approaches the price of a new unit, on something at the end of its expected life, usually is not.
We built a short guide and a calculator that put your age, quote and replacement price side by side, so you can make the call without feeling pushed either way.
What to confirm with any technician
- Their service-call or diagnostic fee, and whether it is applied toward a repair.
- A written estimate that separates parts from labor before work starts.
- The warranty on parts and on labor, in writing.
- Their liability insurance, and whether gas connections are handled by an appropriately qualified professional.
- Who is responsible if the part they order does not fix the problem.
Where we work
Seven regions across Austin
Coverage is set by ZIP code. Each regional page lists the ZIPs and the local factors, from condo building rules to garage heat, that shape a repair visit there.
Central Austin & Downtown
78701 · 78702 · 78703 · 78705 · 78712 · 78721 · 78722 · 78751 · 78756Downtown, East Austin, Hyde Park, Clarksville, the UT area and nearby ZIPs.
Area detailsSouth Austin
78704 · 78745 · 78748 · 78749 · 78739 · 78735 · 78736 · 78737South Lamar, Zilker, Oak Hill, Circle C and neighborhoods through far South Austin.
Area detailsSoutheast Austin
78741 · 78744 · 78747 · 78742 · 78719Riverside, Montopolis, Onion Creek and the airport corridor.
Area detailsEast & Northeast Austin
78723 · 78724 · 78725 · 78754Mueller, Windsor Park, Walnut Creek and neighborhoods through the northeast.
Area detailsNorth Austin
78752 · 78753 · 78757 · 78758 · 78759 · 78731Great Hills, Crestview, the Domain area, Northwest Hills and nearby neighborhoods.
Area detailsNorthwest Austin
78717 · 78726 · 78727 · 78728 · 78729 · 78750Anderson Mill, Avery Ranch, Wells Branch, Jollyville and nearby neighborhoods.
Area detailsWest Austin & Lake Travis
78730 · 78732 · 78733 · 78734 · 78738 · 78746Westlake, Steiner Ranch, Lakeway, Bee Cave and the Lake Travis area.
Area detailsWho we are
A referral service, and clear about it
Austin ApplianceFix does not employ technicians and does not perform repairs. We connect Austin homeowners with independent local technicians and publish guidance so you walk into the conversation informed.
That distinction matters to us. Any license, certification or manufacturer authorization belongs to the individual technician or company that holds it, and we will not describe it as ours. If you want to know what a particular technician holds, ask them directly. Read more about us.
Referral disclosure. We may receive a referral fee from the independent technicians we connect you with. It does not change the price the technician quotes you, and you are never obliged to hire anyone we refer.
Questions
Before you send a request
Is Austin ApplianceFix a repair company?
No. We are a referral service. We collect the details of your problem and connect you with an independent technician who covers your ZIP code. The technician performs the repair, sets the service fee and stands behind the work.
Does it cost anything to send a request?
Sending a request to us is free and carries no obligation. The technician will explain their own service-call fee, parts and labor before work begins, and you decide whether to go ahead.
How quickly can someone come out?
That depends on the technician’s schedule and your location. Ask for the earliest available appointment. We cannot promise same-day or a particular time window.
Which appliances can you help with?
Refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges and stoves, cooktops, microwaves, garbage disposals and range hoods. If your appliance is not on the list, send a note and we will tell you whether we can help.
Can you tell me what a repair will cost?
We cannot quote a repair because we do not perform it. The technician provides the estimate. Our repair-or-replace guide explains how to judge a quote against the cost of a new appliance.
Which parts of Austin do you cover?
We route requests across seven regions and the ZIP codes listed on our service areas page, from Central Austin and Downtown to Lake Travis. Enter your ZIP in the request form to confirm.
Get help
Ready to get it looked at?
Send a request or call. We will take the details, then connect you with an independent technician who services your part of Austin.
(512) 957-8036- Requesting a visit through us is free and carries no obligation.
- Have the brand, model number and a short description of the problem ready.
- The technician, not Austin ApplianceFix, sets the service fee and performs the repair.
Prefer to write it down?
The request form is at the top of this page. It takes about a minute.
Go to the request form