Get your dishwasher fixed when you need it.
Same day, next day repairs available for our beloved Shawnee KS based clients. With decades of satisfied clients under our belts, we stand by our work and make sure to never disappoint our clientele.
Wonder how your dishwasher repair will go?
Get in touch with us by phone to book your appointment. We will make our way to your property when you're ready. The inspection will be done to determine what's causing your dishwasher troubles; once we complete our troubleshooting period, we'll present an estimate.
We quote based around what we would charge after the repair. The billed items include your labor received by our repairman and your parts collected/used to complete the job. We're only going to charge you according to the Major Appliance Service National Price Guide handbook. We also only bill for parts based on what we pay, with no markups and any inside savings passed on your way.
Your repair should not have to stress you out. With thousands of successful jobs behind us, our experts are consistently taking the stress off of our clients. You can check our reviews which speak for themselves; if you have any repair-related questions, you can also reach out.
No repair job is too big or small. We have fixed all different dishwashers, from countertop to slide-in and even various commercial models. Our sources for parts provide the items needed to complete repairs on popular North American brands, European brands and more. We're well-versed and highly-resourced, which ensures we can take on any dishwasher repair. We'll also be honest with you upfront if the cost might exceed the value of going the alternate route and replacing the unit.
We're available when you need us the most. Call (913) 225-7740 now.
Standing water in a dishwasher is a sign for concern. Check it immediately to see what is causing the buildup. First, look for a clog or pinch in the drain hose. Next, examine the mesh filter for hard water deposits and other obstructions. However, if you only have a minor amount of water it might not be a problem. Dishwashers are made to keep a little water at the sump location as it prevents dryness in the seals. This water will cycle out when you run a new load and what sits there will always be fresh water.