Problems we can help assess
- A dryer that runs but does not heat
- A drum that will not start or turn
- Squealing, scraping or other unusual sounds
- A cycle that stops unexpectedly
- Clothes taking longer than usual to dry
Finding the cause
Heating, airflow and drum movement each affect drying. Long drying times do not always mean a failed heating component: the exhaust path or another issue may be involved. Tell us what changed and whether the dryer uses gas or electricity.
Before you contact us
Please share the dryer model, fuel type and whether the drum turns. Describe any error message and whether the problem occurs immediately or later in the cycle. Mention whether the dryer is stacked or difficult to access.
Your service visit
Contact us to confirm your location and appliance are within our service scope. Discuss visit charges and scheduling before booking. After diagnosis, review the proposed repair and pricing before deciding how to proceed. Parts availability and the diagnosed fault may affect completion.
Does a long drying cycle mean the heater needs replacement?
Not necessarily. Airflow restrictions and other faults can also affect drying. The cause needs to be checked before recommending a repair.
Service in San Francisco and the Bay Area
San Francisco is our primary service area. Visits elsewhere in the Bay Area are by arrangement. Check our service area or send your ZIP code.