Appliance Repair for Highland Village Homes

Highland Village ovens that won't come up to temperature

On a gas oven, the bake igniter is the part that wears out most. It keeps glowing long after it's too weak to open the gas valve, so the oven lights late or not at all. On electric ovens, a bake element with a blister or a split is the usual answer. Either way, the fix is a single part in most cases, and it's a lot cheaper than a new range. Try broil: if broil heats and bake doesn't, you've already narrowed it down.

Dishwasher filters

Many dishwashers made in the last fifteen years have a manual filter under the lower spray arm. Lots of owners never knew it was there. Twist it out once a month and rinse it. It fixes a surprising number of dirty-dish and standing-water complaints.

How it goes

Here's the order of things. You reach us by phone, text or the form, and we pick a weekday time. The tech arrives, tests the likely parts and tells you the cause. Then you get a single repair price. Approve it and the work starts, with the $150 service call dropped from the bill.

Four things to try

1. Write down what it's doing. When it fails in the cycle and what it sounds like.
2. Find the model number. Inside the door, on the frame, or behind a kick panel.
3. Clear a path. The tech needs room to pull the appliance out a little.
4. Have someone 18 or older home. To let the tech in and approve the price.

Next door

Giving the tech directions in Highland Village? FM 407 and FM 2499 are the roads most people use to get around. Plenty of folks give directions from Lewisville Lake. Elsewhere in Denton County, we also cover Corinth, Lewisville, Flower Mound and Little Elm.

Close by, we also cover these towns:

• Corinth
• Lewisville
• Flower Mound
• Little Elm
• The Colony
• Denton
• Trophy Club
• Coppell
• All 75 towns