How much does appliance repair cost in Denver?
We give you a flat price upfront, after the diagnostic. The final cost depends on many factors — on average, a repair costs $185–$280 depending on the type of appliance (washer, dryer, range, dishwasher, etc.).
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Service call fees
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Household appliances service call
$85
Included in the repair price if you go ahead with the repair. If you decide not to, this is all you pay.
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HVAC service call
$120
Included in the repair price if you go ahead with the repair. If you decide not to, this is all you pay.
Average repair prices
Labor without parts, discounts and coupons.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator repair (labor) | $185 – $1,800 |
| Dryer repair | $185 – $425 |
| Dryer air duct installation parts included | $185 |
| Washer repair | $185 – $425 |
| Oven / range / stove repair | $185 – $785 |
| Microwave repair | $185 – $495 |
| Furnace repair | from $195 |
| Air conditioner repair | from $195 |
| Fireplace repair | from $185 |
| Thermostat installation Nest, Ecobee3, Honeywell | $165 – $265 |
Good to know
- The minimum labor fee for any repair is $185.
- In 70–80% of cases the breakdown is minor and the repair costs about $185–$280.
- If a repair requires two or three technicians: +$85 per technician per hour (minimum 2 hours per technician).
- Work at a height above 3½ ft is charged with a 1.5 coefficient.
- Discounts don’t cover installations.
What makes a repair cost more or less
The same symptom can come from a small part or a major one: a refrigerator that runs warm may need a fan motor or a compressor. That is why we quote parts only after the diagnostic, for your exact make and model. You get one flat price for parts and labor before any work starts, and if you decide not to go ahead, you pay only the service call.
- Refrigerator Repair
A defrost heater, fan motor, ice maker or control board is a smaller repair; sealed-system work such as a compressor or a refrigerant leak costs much more, and on an older refrigerator we’ll tell you if replacing it makes more sense.
- Washer Repair
A drain pump, door lock or lid switch is a smaller repair; a control board, a motor or drum bearings cost more.
- Dryer Repair
A thermal fuse, belt or igniter is a smaller repair; a motor or a control board costs more.
- Oven Repair
A heating element or igniter costs much less than a control board.
- Cooktop Repair
An igniter, a thermocouple or a burner switch is a smaller repair; an element, an induction module or a control board costs more.
- Microwave Repair
A door switch or a fuse is a smaller repair; a magnetron or a control board costs more, and on an inexpensive countertop microwave replacing it often makes more sense.
- Microwave & Combo Oven Repair
A door switch, a fuse or a sensor is a smaller repair; a magnetron, a bake element or a control board costs more.
- Wine Cooler Repair
A fan motor, a sensor or a door gasket is a smaller repair; a cooling module, a control board or a compressor costs more, and on an inexpensive unit replacing it can make more sense.
- Double Oven Repair
A heating element, a sensor, an igniter or a thermal fuse is a smaller repair; a cooling fan motor or a control board costs more.
- Range/Stove Repair
An igniter or a burner switch is a smaller repair; a control board or a gas valve costs more.
- Air Conditioner Repair
A capacitor or contactor is a smaller repair; a refrigerant leak or a compressor costs much more.
- Furnace Repair
An igniter, flame sensor or pressure switch is a smaller repair; an inducer motor, control board or gas valve costs more.
- Fireplace Repair
A thermocouple, a thermopile or a cleaned pilot assembly is a smaller repair; a gas valve, an ignition module or a blower motor costs more.
- Dryer Vent & Duct Cleaning
The cost depends on the length and route of the vent run; a crushed or foil duct that has to be replaced with a rigid metal one adds to it.
Restaurant and business equipment: each page under commercial services explains what drives the cost.
Repair or replace?
A common rule of thumb: replacing makes more sense when the repair would cost more than about half the price of a comparable new appliance and the old one is near the end of its useful life, or when it has already needed several major repairs.
Typical examples are sealed-system work on an older refrigerator and a new magnetron for an inexpensive countertop microwave. Built-in and high-end appliances usually cost so much to replace that repairing them is worth it. Either way, the technician tells you before you pay for any parts.
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