All Appliances
Appliance Repair in the Las Vegas Valley
12 appliance categories and 48 brands, for homes and businesses. Every job starts with a diagnosis at the appliance and a price you approve.
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Choose Your Appliance
Select an appliance to see its common faults and the brands we work on.
Refrigerator Repair
75 common issues
Washer Repair
77 common issues
Dryer Repair
75 common issues
Dishwasher Repair
75 common issues
Oven Repair
75 common issues
Microwave Repair
60 common issues
Freezer Repair
55 common issues
Cooktop Repair
53 common issues
Ice Maker Repair
54 common issues
Wine Cooler Repair
53 common issues
Stove Repair
39 common issues
Range Repair
30 common issues
Not sure which page fits your appliance?
Cooking appliances overlap the most. A stove page covers the classic freestanding unit with burners on top and an oven below, the kind found in many older homes and rentals. Range covers slide-in, dual-fuel and pro-style models. If your oven is built into the wall, start with oven repair, and if the burners sit in the counter with no oven underneath, see cooktops.
Ice, cold storage and wine
An ice maker inside a refrigerator door or freezer is part of refrigerator repair. The ice maker page is for stand-alone undercounter and commercial machines, which suffer most from scale in valley water. Chest and upright units, including the garage freezers that work hardest in July, have their own freezer page, and built-in or freestanding wine storage is under wine coolers.
Restaurants, bars and rental properties
The same appliance pages apply to businesses, but kitchens with reach-ins, prep tables, dish machines or commercial ice machines should start with commercial appliance repair. Landlords and property managers booking for a tenant can use the residential service page, and you can find your neighborhood on the service areas map.
Houses, Condos, Rentals & Garages
TrueFix Las Vegas repairs the 12 appliance types below across 4 service areas and 15 ZIP codes in the Las Vegas Valley. Each page covers the faults we see most on that appliance, how long a typical visit takes, and which brands we service for it. The repair itself is covered by a 90-day parts and 30-day labor warranty.