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 the actual spread.
Recent repairs across Tampa Bay
Twelve representative repairs completed across Tampa, Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, and Pasco County in the last 60 days — 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.