Washer will not drain
Usually a clogged drain pump, a blocked hose or a failed pump motor. We clear the obstruction and test the full drain cycle before we leave.
Washer Repair in the Quad Cities
Efficient repairs for your washing machine. Keep your laundry flowing smoothly. Serving Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, East Moline and everywhere within 50 miles.
Washer Repair in the Quad Cities
A washer that will not drain turns one load of laundry into a flooded floor and a week of trips to the laundromat. Our technicians repair top-load and front-load washing machines in your home, usually the same day you call, and we carry the pumps, belts, valves and control boards that cause most failures right on the truck.
What this repair includes
- Full diagnostic with the fault explained in plain English
- Drain pump, drive belt and motor coupler replacement
- Water inlet valve and pressure switch service
- Door lock, lid switch and door boot seal replacement
- Suspension rod, shock absorber and bearing service
- Control board and timer diagnosis and replacement
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.
Washer will not spin
Worn drive belts, a failed lid switch or a bad motor coupler stop the drum cold. Most are same-visit repairs.
Leaking from underneath
Cracked hoses, a failed tub seal or a split drain pump housing. We find the true source instead of guessing.
Loud banging or walking
Worn shock absorbers, broken suspension rods or an unbalanced drum. Left alone this destroys the tub bearing.
Will not fill or start
Failed water inlet valve, faulty door lock, or a control board that lost its mind. We diagnose electrically, not by parts-swapping.
Error code on the display
Tell us the code when you call — it often lets us bring the exact part on the first trip.
Washer Repair — questions we get a lot
Is it worth repairing my washer or should I replace it?
Our rule of thumb: if the washer is under about eight years old and the repair costs less than half of a comparable new machine, repair is the better value. We will tell you honestly when a machine is not worth fixing — turning down work we do not believe in is why most of our customers call us back.
Do you repair both front-load and top-load washers?
Yes. We service both, including high-efficiency front-loaders with door boot seals and bearing assemblies, and traditional top-load agitator machines.
How long does a washer repair take?
Most washer repairs are finished in a single visit of about one to two hours. We complete more than 90% of repairs on the first trip because we stock a large parts inventory.
Washer Repair near you
We bring this repair to homes across the Quad Cities and out to 50 miles.
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Range RepairWasher Repair — brands and areas we cover
Every brand we service, every appliance we repair, and every community we cover — all linked together so you can start from whichever one you know.
Need washer repair today?
Call and talk to a technician, not a call center. Same-day service in most cases across the Quad Cities.
Trusted across the Quad Cities
Real reviews from Quad Cities homeowners — verified on Google, Facebook and Yelp.
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.