Appliance repairFair Appliance Repair Service
341 Rick Heinrich Cir, Sacramento, CA 95835
No review rating is shown for this business on the directory.
(916) 333-8388
When an appliance stops, the question is usually whether it is worth repairing or time to replace — and that answer depends on the appliance's age, the part needed, and the cost of the visit. The businesses below are the appliance repair listings from Sacramento Service Finder whose verified addresses are in Sacramento.
Before you book, note the brand, model number, and exactly what the appliance is doing (or not doing). A technician who arrives with that information can often diagnose faster, and some faults — a clogged filter, a tripped breaker, a blocked vent — are worth checking yourself first.
What this service covers
- Washers and dryers that will not start, spin, drain, or heat
- Refrigerators and freezers that are warm, noisy, or leaking
- Ovens, ranges, and cooktops with heating or ignition problems
- Dishwashers that will not drain, fill, or clean properly
Businesses listed on this page
Only businesses from the verified directory are listed below. Each card shows the review source exactly as the directory shows it, a link to the business's own website, and a prefilled contact form.
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Appliance repairZajic Appliance
2459 Fruitridge Rd, Sacramento, CA 95822
4.5/5 from 327 reviews on Birdeye
Appliance repairA&J Appliance Repair Service
2400 8th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95818-4449
4.6/5 from ~840 reviews on Google
(916) 452-3020
Before you hire
- Have the brand and model number ready, plus photos or video of the fault if it is intermittent.
- Ask whether the visit fee applies to the repair cost, and what the warranty covers on parts and labor.
- For gas appliances, use a qualified technician — do not attempt gas repairs yourself.
- Compare the repair quote against replacement cost, especially for appliances over 10 years old.
Questions people ask
Should I repair or replace my appliance?
As a rule of thumb, compare the repair quote (including the visit fee) with the cost of a comparable replacement and the appliance's remaining life. A reputable technician will tell you honestly when replacement makes more sense.
What should I tell the repair company when I call?
Brand, model number, age if known, and the exact symptom — error codes, noises, leaks, or when the problem started. That is what lets them bring the right parts.