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Small kitchen with wood cabinets, a window over the sink, open shelves, a stainless dishwasher, range and refrigerator

Johnson County

Appliance Repair in Cleburne

Cleburne is the Johnson County seat, where the Chisholm Trail Parkway ends, with Lake Pat Cleburne on the south side of town. Our techs come out from Dallas to repair refrigerators, laundry, dishwashers and cooking appliances in homes across Cleburne.

Request a repair

$150 service call, free when we do the repair. We call back weekdays 8–5.

Refrigerator

When the fridge in Cleburne starts losing its cold

A fridge rarely dies all at once. The fresh-food side drifts up a few degrees, the milk turns early, and the freezer still looks fine. That pattern almost always means the cold air from the freezer isn't getting through, either because the evaporator fan has stopped or because frost has packed the coil after a defrost part failed. It's one of the most fixable failures there is. Put a thermometer in a glass of water on the middle shelf. If it reads above 40°F, call before the food goes.

A few things that help

Holiday cooking

Ovens and cooktops get their hardest workout between Thanksgiving and New Year's. A bake igniter that was getting weak in October picks November to quit. If the oven has been slow to preheat, get it looked at before the holidays, not the morning of.

Let the air move

Packing the fridge tight against the back wall blocks the vents that move cold air between sections. Leave a little room around them.

Mind the glass top

Sliding cast iron across a glass cooktop scratches it, and a heavy drop can crack it. Lift pans instead of dragging them.

Save a little time

  1. Note the timing. Does it fail at start, mid-cycle, or at the end?
  2. Listen closely. Clicks, hums and grinding all point to different parts.
  3. Check for heat or cold. A thermometer tells more than a hand.
  4. Keep the area dry. Towels down and water off if anything leaks.

How a Cleburne visit works

Nobody swaps parts to see what happens. The tech checks voltage, resistance, temperatures or water flow, depending on the appliance, until the failed part shows itself. You hear the cause in plain words, then the price. Common parts ride on the truck. Model-specific ones get ordered and installed on a second trip.

The service call in Cleburne is $150, the same as everywhere we work, and it's free when you go with the repair. Seniors get 15% off or anyone can take $10 off. One coupon per job.

What we fix in Cleburne

Factory-trained techs, and the brands you'd expect: Amana, Bosch, Dacor, Fisher & Paykel, Frigidaire, Haier, JennAir and Kenmore.

Nearby towns

Our techs reach Cleburne by US 67 or SH 174, depending on where in town you are. You can also use the Johnson County Courthouse as a reference point. Elsewhere in Johnson County, we also cover Keene, Joshua, Alvarado and Burleson.

Close by, we also cover these towns:

Let's get it running again

A $150 service call, free with the repair, and a price before any work starts.

Questions from Cleburne

What should I do if my washer is leaking in Cleburne?

Turn off both faucets behind the washer, put towels down and call or text (469) 720-0002.

Do you sell parts?

We install parts as part of a repair, covered for 90 days, rather than selling them over the counter.

Do you work on appliances in rental homes in Cleburne?

Yes. Owners and tenants both call us. Whoever approves the price should be reachable during the visit.

What are your hours for Cleburne calls?

We're open weekdays from 8 AM to 5 PM. Send a text or the form after hours and we'll reply once we're back.

Can you fix an appliance I bought used?

Usually, yes. Send the model number so we can check that parts are available.