We offer dryer repair services for both electric dryers and Gas dryers for any problem. Whether it’s for a residential, business, or industrial setting, or electrical issue you are having, we will encounter it and provide you with the best dryer repair in Clifton, Centreville, Fairfax, and Oakton.

All brand dryers both Electric or gas-operated can be installed, set, and given routine maintenance by our skilled appliance repair professionals. Our services include same-day washer and dryer repair, repair of all major commercial or residential appliances, service any day of the week, and no hidden fees—not even for repairs performed late evening or on holidays.

Which type of Dryer Repair You Should Get?

Gas dryers are nearly usually the best option, despite their higher initial cost. They cost less to operate each load, are more effective, and are better for the environment. If you already use an electric dryer but have access to natural gas, you should only switch if you wash five or more loads of laundry each week. The cost savings wouldn’t stack up otherwise. If you still need help figuring out what kind of dryer your present dryer, we can help. We’d be pleased to check pictures with you or speak to you on Face time to confirm.

Depending on the type of dryer you have, you can avail our service of dryer repair in Clifton, Centreville, Fairfax and Oakton. Our technicians are experts in each type of dryer repair that you might require.

How to Check if You Have an Electric Dryer?

A 240-volt high-voltage outlet is necessary for electric dryers. From your electrical panel to your laundry area, a separate circuit runs. Locate the model number of your existing vehicle and Google it. Model numbers are typically located on a silver sticker on or near the appliance door. If your electric dryer has broken down, don’t try to fix it yourself. Instead, contact us for professional dryer repair in Clifton, Oakton, Centreville and Fairfax.

How To Tell if  You Need Gas Dryer Repair?

It can be challenging to tell if you have a gas dryer because of the way gas pipes are laid out. It’s hard to see behind your dryer because the gas line is typically installed at the back of the appliance and runs at floor level.

Google your model number to double-check it. Model numbers are typically located on a silver sticker on or near the appliance door. If possible, check the area behind your dryer to determine if a gas line is attached to a shut-off valve.

We provide discounts on our washer and dryer repair services in Clifton, Centreville, Fairfax and Oakton. We appreciate transparency and quality.