Every repair starts from $69
The $69 diagnostic is the same across every appliance we service. Total cost depends on the specific part and labor time — see the real recent repairs below for what these jobs actually involve.
Recent repairs across Tampa Bay
Twelve representative repairs completed across Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, and Pasco County — brand, part, city, and date. Every job started with the $69 diagnostic; the final price was quoted in writing before any work began.
Every repair is priced honestly on a written estimate after the $69 diagnostic. Simple fixes cost less; multi-part failures, sealed-system rebuilds, and discontinued OEM parts cost more — you see the exact breakdown before we start, and nothing is added without your approval.
Three things that shift a repair cost
Every quote is itemized — parts, labor, and diagnostic listed separately before we touch anything.
Brand
OEM parts for Miele, Bosch, Sub-Zero, or Wolf can run 2–3× domestic-brand parts. We source manufacturer parts where available and disclose the premium before you approve.
Part availability
In-stock parts (on the truck or from a local Tampa distributor) save a return visit. Rare or discontinued parts add ordering time and shipping cost — you'll see this line-itemed in the estimate.
Labor time
Built-in installs and sealed-system refrigeration take longer than freestanding jobs. Access matters — a Sub-Zero column tucked into custom cabinetry is a different job than a top-freezer in a garage.
How the money flows on a typical repair
You pay the $69 diagnostic
The tech shows up, diagnoses the appliance, and gives you a firm written quote.
Approve the repair
Your $69 gets fully credited to the repair total. You pay only the difference.
Or walk away — pay nothing
If we can't fix it, the $69 is refunded. No labor, no parts, no trip fee.