Runs but will not heat
On electric: a burned heating element or blown thermal fuse. On gas: a failed igniter, flame sensor or gas valve coil. All are same-visit repairs.
Gas & Electric Dryer Repair in the Quad Cities
Swift fixes for dryers of all types. Get your clothes drying again in no time. Serving Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, East Moline and everywhere within 50 miles.
Gas & Electric Dryer Repair in the Quad Cities
A dryer that runs but never gets hot is the single most common call we take — and it is almost always a repair, not a replacement. We service both gas and electric dryers, and because we are licensed to work on gas appliances we can safely handle igniters, gas valve coils and flame sensors that many handymen will not touch.
What this repair includes
- Gas and electric dryer diagnosis and repair
- Heating element, thermal fuse and thermostat replacement
- Igniter, flame sensor and gas valve coil service
- Drive belt, idler pulley and drum roller replacement
- Blower wheel cleaning and airflow restoration
- Vent line inspection with a lint and fire-risk check
Brands we service
We work on all major residential brands, including Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, GE, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Amana, Kenmore, Bosch and more. Have the model number handy when you call — it is the fastest way for us to confirm we can bring the right part on the first trip.
Sound familiar?
These are the failures we see most often on this appliance — and what is usually behind them.
Will not tumble
A snapped drive belt, seized idler pulley or worn drum roller. We replace the whole wear set so it does not come back.
Takes two or three cycles to dry
Nearly always restricted airflow — a packed vent line, crushed transition hose or clogged blower wheel. This is also a fire risk.
Squealing or grinding
Worn drum rollers, glides or a failing idler pulley bearing. Cheap to fix now, expensive to ignore.
Shuts off mid-cycle
An overheating thermostat doing its job, usually because of the airflow problem above. We fix the cause, not just the part.
Burning smell
Stop using the dryer and call us. This is lint against a heat source and it needs attention today, not next week.
Gas & Electric Dryer Repair — questions we get a lot
My dryer runs but the clothes are still damp. What is wrong?
Nine times out of ten it is airflow, not heat. A blocked vent line, a crushed transition hose behind the dryer, or a lint-packed blower wheel keeps moist air from escaping, so the clothes never dry and the machine overheats. It is also the leading cause of dryer fires, so it is worth having looked at.
Do you work on gas dryers?
Yes. We repair both gas and electric dryers, including igniters, flame sensors, gas valve coils and gas line connections, and we pressure-check the connection before we leave.
Can you fix a stacked washer/dryer unit?
Yes. Stacked and laundry-center units take a little more disassembly, but they are a routine repair for us.
Gas & Electric Dryer Repair near you
We bring this repair to homes across the Quad Cities and out to 50 miles.
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Need gas & electric dryer repair today?
Call and talk to a technician, not a call center. Same-day service in most cases across the Quad Cities.
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Greg was recommended to me and they said if Greg can’t fix it you’ll probably have to buy new. He was prompt, honest about what was wrong, and completely professional. In my 57 years he is the most honest and personable repair man I have ever met.