A refrigerator in a Seminole ranch house that runs all night and still can't keep the milk cold. A dryer off Park Boulevard that takes two cycles for one load. I'm Anatoli — the owner who answers (813) 522-0014; I or Nick, my technician, comes to the door. I do appliance repair in Seminole and the middle of Pinellas County, FL: refrigerators, freezers and ice makers, washers, dryers, ovens and dishwashers. The $69 diagnostic applies 100% to the repair, the price is in writing before I touch anything, and if I can't fix it, you don't pay.
- $69 diagnosticApplied 100% to the repair
- Same-dayCall before 2 PM, Mon–Sat
- 90-day warrantyParts & labor on every repair
- Owner-operated20+ years hands-on
- Licensed & insuredFlorida · EPA 608
- No fix, no feeIf I can’t repair it, you don’t pay
Repairs I do in Seminole
Refrigerator repair
Not cooling, warm fridge with a cold freezer, leaks, noise. French door, side-by-side, counter-depth.
Details →Sub-Zero & built-in
Sealed-system diagnostics, evaporator and condenser work, 12-month parts & labor warranty on built-ins.
Details →Ice maker repair
No ice, hollow cubes, ice room frozen solid — hard-water symptoms first.
Details →Washer repair
Not draining, not spinning, leaking, walking across the floor.
Details →Dryer repair
No heat, long cycles, squeal or thump. Gas and electric.
Details →Oven & range repair
Igniters, bake elements, control boards, a door that won’t seal.
Details →Also dishwashers, stand-alone freezers, wine coolers and commercial refrigeration for restaurants and stores in Seminole ($129 commercial diagnostic).
Where in Seminole I work
I cover all of Seminole and the unincorporated pockets around it: the neighborhoods off Seminole Boulevard and Park Boulevard, the streets around Seminole City Center, Bardmoor and Seminole Lake Country Club, Oakhurst Shores and the bayou streets toward Boca Ciega Millennium Park, the area around the St. Petersburg College campus, and the condo communities along 113th Street and Bay Pines Boulevard. The usual ZIP codes are 33772, 33776, 33777 and 33778. I come in on I-275 and Park Boulevard, or down Seminole Boulevard when I am already working Largo.
Seminole touches Largo to the north and east, Pinellas Park to the east, and St. Petersburg to the south, with Clearwater a few miles up Alternate 19; the beach towns across the Boca Ciega bridges are on the same run. I route the Pinellas day as one loop, so a Seminole address gets the same $69 diagnostic and the same written price as a house in Zephyrhills — no zone fee, no fuel surcharge.
ZIP codes 33772337763377733778
What breaks in Seminole homes — and why
Old houses, old circuits, old machines. A 1960s–70s block ranch that has had the same dryer outlet for fifty years can have a tired 240V receptacle or a heat-damaged cord end, so when a dryer heats on and off I check the outlet, cord and terminal block before blaming the heating element — the dryer not heating guide shows the order. Long vent runs to an exterior wall, packed with lint, are the other Seminole classic: they cook the thermal fuse and double drying time, and a new fuse in a dirty vent blows again by Christmas, which is why I clean the vent as part of the fix. On a machine that old the honest question is always the same: a belt, a roller, a fuse or a gasket is worth fixing; a sealed-system leak on a 15-year-old side-by-side is not, and I say so at the diagnostic and put the $69 toward the advice.
Hard water and salt air. Pinellas tap water is treated Floridan-aquifer groundwater, clean but hard, so ice makers and water inlet valves scale up and a filter housing that was never changed starts to leak; small cloudy cubes and then no ice is usually the fill tube or the valve, not the ice maker — the ice maker guide covers the sequence. On the bayou streets and along Boca Ciega Bay the condenser coil and the compressor start relay corrode faster than they do a mile inland; the fridge runs longer every month, then the compressor clicks and will not start. A coil cleaning and a new relay are cheap. A compressor cooked by a corroded relay is not.
Condos and garages. In the 55+ communities the laundry is often a compact or stacked pair in a closet, and the refrigerator is a counter-depth unit boxed into a cabinet with no airflow — both shorten the life of fans and thermal fuses, and both need a technician who can work in a closet. In the ranch houses it is the garage refrigerator or chest freezer: a kitchen unit is rated for roughly 55–110°F ambient, and a closed Seminole garage in August tests that, so the compressor never cycles off and the gasket goes hard in the humidity. Newer kitchens have the Samsung and LG builder packages reaching their failure-prone years at five to eight — an evaporator fan, a defrost heater, a drain pump or a door boot, all routine and all worth doing.
What is it, probably? A 20-second triage
The most likely cause, from what I see on Seminole calls — so you know what to expect before I open anything.
Brands I work on in Seminole
Independent, not factory-authorized — which means I fix the appliance in front of me instead of following a warranty script, and I carry the parts that actually fail on these models.
Also Viking, Wolf, Thermador, Miele, Electrolux, Kenmore and the rest — every brand page.
Frigidaire dryers and the long vent run in a Seminole ranch
A Frigidaire dryer in a 1960s or 70s Seminole ranch has a hard job, because the vent runs a long way to an outside wall. Lint settles in that run, the dryer runs hot, and the thermal fuse opens. So a Frigidaire that won't start is usually the door switch or that fuse, one that tumbles cold is the heating element or its thermostat, and one that squeals or thumps is rollers, belt or idler. I clear the vent as part of every dryer repair. The fuse is only the messenger.
Frigidaire is Electrolux's American badge, so parts are easy to get, and a dryer or refrigerator under about ten years old with a routine fault is worth fixing; the Frigidaire repair page lists what fails. Refrigerators, dryers and washers run almost level in the searches that reach this page. In the 55+ condos the dryer is half of a stacked pair in a closet, so I bring a short screwdriver and some patience.
Google Search Console — how many times a search showed this Seminole page, Jul 3 – Oct 1, 2026. Impressions, not calls.
Getting to Seminole
Search data: Ubersuggest, U.S. monthly volume, Aug 2025 – Jul 2026. Seminole is a small search market — a steady 50–70 searches a month, with a bump in late summer when the heat finally catches up with the refrigerators — so there is rarely a queue here; call before 2 PM and same-day is the normal outcome.
What people in Seminole say
BBB Accredited, A+ rated, and more than 200 five-star reviews across major platforms. I don't write testimonials for this page — read them in customers' own words, with names, towns and my replies, on the reviews page.
What Seminole customers describe is plain and consistent: the phone answered by the person who does the repair, the fault explained in homeowner English, a written price before any work, and the refrigerator cold again by dinner. If yours is a repair I would not pay for on my own machine, you will hear that just as plainly, and it costs you nothing.
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What Seminole homeowners ask me
How much does appliance repair cost in Seminole, FL?
Is it worth it to fix a broken appliance or should I replace it?
How do I choose a reliable appliance repair service in Seminole?
Can you schedule same-day appliance repair in Seminole?
Is a home warranty company the best way to get appliance repair in Florida?
Do you work on GE appliances in Seminole?
Do you repair appliances in 55+ condo communities?
Same-day appliance repair in Seminole
Call or text (813) 522-0014, or book online. $69 diagnostic applied to your repair, written price before any work starts, and if I can’t fix it, you don’t pay.