- FAST RESPONSE
- HONEST & RELIABLE
- FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED
Because inviting someone into your home requires trust.
At Another Cycle Appliance Repair, we believe great service means more than simply fixing appliances. It means showing up when we say we will, communicating clearly, treating your home with care, and providing honest, fast, and friendly service every step of the way.
Whether your appliance needs a simple repair, a major repair, or just an honest conversation about whether replacement makes more sense, we’re here to help guide you — not pressure you.
As a local husband-and-wife-owned business, we take pride in treating our customers the way we’d want our own family treated.
In many cases, yes.
A quality repair can often extend the life of your appliance for years at a fraction of the cost of replacement. However, the right decision depends on the appliance’s age, condition, reliability, and the cost of the repair.
Our goal is to provide honest recommendations. If a repair makes sense, we’ll explain why. If replacing the appliance is the smarter long-term decision, we’ll tell you that too.
With nearly 20 years of hands-on experience, we’re happy to help guide you either way.
Absolutely.
While we’d love to repair every machine, not every appliance is economical to repair. Factors like age, overall condition, reliability, parts availability, and repair cost all play a role in making the right decision.
If replacement is the better long-term option, we’ll be happy to provide honest, professional guidance to help point you toward the right replacement for your home and budget.
Repair costs vary depending on the issue and whether replacement parts are required.
Our service charge includes a full diagnostic evaluation of your appliance along with a written estimate before any work begins. No pressure. No surprises.
Our service charge includes a prompt and thorough evaluation of your appliance by a trained, fully insured technician.
Once the appliance has been inspected, we’ll provide a written estimate to complete the repair.
Yes.
No one likes surprise bills. We always provide a written estimate and get your approval before beginning any repair work.
Yes.
We stock thousands of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts on our service vans, sourced from one of the nation’s largest appliance parts distributors.
Using OEM parts helps ensure safe, reliable repairs along with manufacturer-backed warranties.
We stand behind our work.
Our repairs are covered for as long as the manufacturer warranties the installed part — typically anywhere from 90 days to 1 year depending on the component.
If you ever experience an issue related to a repair we performed, simply give us a call and we’ll make it right.
Yes.
Our OEM replacement parts include manufacturer warranties of at least 90 days, and many carry 1-year warranties.
We provide convenient 3-hour arrival windows:
We also use scheduling software that provides text and email updates before we head to your home, so you’ll never be left wondering when we’ll arrive.
Most repair visits are completed in under an hour.
Ensuring the appliance area is accessible before our arrival can help us complete the repair more quickly and safely.
Absolutely.
You can request service online 24/7 directly through our website.
We service ALL major appliance brands including:
Yes.
We are fully insured and professionally trained with nearly 20 years of hands-on appliance repair experience.
First, avoid opening the refrigerator or freezer doors more than necessary to help preserve food temperatures.
Next:
If the refrigerator is warming quickly, it’s best to schedule service as soon as possible to help prevent food loss.
There are several reasons a dishwasher may develop odors or stop cleaning effectively.
Most commonly, it’s caused by poor circulation, heating problems, or buildup inside the machine.
If your dishwasher has a filter:
If the smell or performance issues continue, it’s time to schedule a service visit.
Smelly washing machines are often caused by detergent buildup from using too much soap.
Modern washers use far less water than older machines, making overuse of detergent surprisingly common.
Over time, excess detergent, fabric softener, and debris can create unpleasant odors inside the machine.
Most newer washers include a cleaning cycle labeled:
We recommend running a washer cleaning tablet through the machine about once a month to help keep it clean and fresh.
If the cleaning cycle hasn’t been run in months or years, it may take several cleaning cycles to fully remove heavy buildup.
A clogged or failed drain pump is one of the most common causes.
Many washing machines will keep the door locked until all water has drained from the tub.
Some machines allow easy drain pump access, while others require extensive disassembly.
Our technicians stock many common drain pumps and washer parts directly on our service vans, allowing many repairs to be completed quickly during the first visit.
Yes — regular dryer vent cleaning is extremely important for both safety and efficiency.
Lint buildup inside dryer vents can:
If your dryer is taking longer to dry clothes, feels excessively hot, or hasn’t had the vent cleaned in years, it’s a good idea to schedule a professional inspection and cleaning.
Sometimes the issue is minor — but unusual noises, leaking water, burning smells, or overheating can also indicate a serious problem.
Continuing to use the appliance could potentially:
It’s always best to have a trained professional inspect the appliance to determine whether it’s safe to continue using.
Regular maintenance goes a long way toward extending appliance life.
Simple maintenance tasks include:
Most appliance failures don’t happen overnight. Machines usually give warning signs first.
Addressing small issues early can often prevent much larger and more expensive repairs later.
We also offer preventative maintenance services designed to keep appliances running safely and efficiently for years to come.
We accept:
