We repair all major appliance brands sold in Canada, and we carry the common parts for each on the truck so most jobs are done in one visit. If your brand is not listed below, call anyway, we almost certainly service it.
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(431) 441-3572We book a real arrival window across Winnipeg, diagnose the fault, and quote a firm price before any work.
- Same-day & next-day service
- Firm price before any work
- Service call credited to the repair
- All major brands, one-visit repairs
Winnipeg & surrounding area
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Tell us what’s broken and we’ll come back the same business day with a time and a price.
Samsung appliance repair
Samsung fridges, washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges are everywhere in Winnipeg, and they have well-known failure patterns: refrigerator ice-maker freeze-ups, control-board faults, and front-load washer issues. These are repairable when you know the brand, and we do. We service Samsung refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves and over-the-range microwaves.
Full Samsung repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
LG appliance repair
LG's direct-drive washers and linear-compressor fridges are strong machines with specific quirks: compressor and sealed-system issues on some fridge models, and control or bearing faults on front-load washers. We repair LG refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges, and we will tell you honestly when an LG fridge sealed-system repair is at the replace line.
Full LG repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
Whirlpool appliance repair
Whirlpool is one of the most repair-friendly brands, with widely available parts and predictable failures. We service Whirlpool refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges, and most Whirlpool repairs are same-day because the parts are common.
Full Whirlpool repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
Maytag appliance repair
Maytag (built by Whirlpool) shares the same repair-friendly parts. Older Maytag washers and dryers are workhorses well worth repairing. We service the full Maytag line.
Full Maytag repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
GE appliance repair
GE and GE Profile appliances are common in Winnipeg homes and condos. We repair GE refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges, including the profile and cafe lines.
Full GE repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
Bosch appliance repair
Bosch dishwashers are among the best-built you can own and are almost always worth repairing rather than replacing. We also service Bosch washers, dryers and wall ovens. If a Bosch dishwasher is not draining or cleaning, the fix is usually straightforward and far cheaper than a new unit.
Full Bosch repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
Frigidaire appliance repair
Frigidaire and Electrolux (same parent) appliances are widely used and have accessible parts. We repair Frigidaire refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers and ranges.
Full Frigidaire repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
KitchenAid appliance repair
KitchenAid dishwashers, ranges and built-in refrigeration are premium units where repair almost always beats replacement on cost. We carry common KitchenAid parts and service the full line.
Full KitchenAid repair guide: common faults, error codes and cost →
Also serviced
Kenmore, Amana, Electrolux, Panasonic, Inglis, Danby, Haier, and most other brands sold in Canada. Gas and electric, built-in and freestanding.
Built-in and high-end appliances in Winnipeg
On a premium or built-in machine the badge changes three practical things: who is allowed to do the work while it is in warranty, how long a part takes to reach Winnipeg, and whether the appliance has to come out of the cabinetry before anyone can see the fault. None of those are about skill. They are about supply and access, and they are the reason a Sub-Zero call and a Whirlpool call do not run the same way.
Warranty first, because it decides who you should be calling
Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove are one company and they run a factory certified service network. While a unit is inside its warranty, that network is the route, and using anyone else can put the coverage at risk. Miele operates its own service arm the same way. This is worth knowing before you book anything, because the cheapest visit is the one you did not need to pay for.
So the honest version of "do you fix this brand" is a question back: is it still in warranty, and do you have the paperwork? If it is, we will tell you to call the brand. If it is not, the conversation is about the fault and the part.
Parts reach a prairie city later than they reach Toronto
Winnipeg is not a distribution hub for European and pro-line brands. A common Whirlpool or Frigidaire part is usually on the truck or in a local warehouse. A Thermador control board, a Fisher and Paykel DishDrawer motor or a Viking igniter is generally an order, and the order is coming from further away.
Two things follow that are worth doing on the day of the diagnosis:
- Ask for the part number in writing, not just "the board". A number lets you see the lead time yourself rather than waiting for a call that says it is still coming.
- Ask whether the appliance is safe to keep using while the part is in transit. Sometimes it is, on a reduced setting. Sometimes leaving it running is what turns a part failure into a bigger one.
Some premium brands share a platform with a mainstream one
This is the most useful thing on this page for a high-end owner, and almost nobody says it out loud.
Thermador and Bosch are both BSH brands, so a Thermador dishwasher frequently shares fault patterns, service procedures and parts logic with its Bosch equivalent, which is a far more common machine in Winnipeg. JennAir is a Whirlpool brand, which puts it in the same family as KitchenAid, Maytag and Amana, all covered above. That shared lineage is why a diagnosis on a premium machine is often faster than its price tag suggests: the failure is a known one from a much larger population of appliances.
It cuts the other way too. A brand with no mainstream sibling, and no local parts depth, is where an out of warranty repair gets genuinely expensive, and where the repair or replace arithmetic deserves a proper look before you commit.
Built-in means the repair starts before the repair
A column refrigerator, a panel ready dishwasher or a wall oven is fastened into cabinetry, often with a custom door panel, a toe kick and a finished reveal around it. Getting to the back of the machine is part of the job, not a preliminary to it, and putting it back so the panel still lines up is part of the job too.
Budget for that. A freestanding dishwasher swap and a panel ready one are different pieces of work even when the failed part is identical, and a quote that ignores the difference is a quote that will change.
Sealed systems, and why we ask before booking
Undercounter and column refrigeration, the U-Line and Marvel class of machine as much as a Sub-Zero, most often fails in one of two places: the control and fan side, which is ordinary work, or the sealed refrigerant system, which is not. Sealed system work needs certification, and in Manitoba refrigerant handling sits under the province's Ozone Depleting Substances and Other Halocarbons Regulation, so it is neither a DIY job nor something every shop takes on.
Ask any shop, including us, whether they do sealed system work before you book a no cooling call on a built-in fridge. It is a two second question that prevents a wasted diagnostic fee.
One genuine Winnipeg constraint on this class of appliance: most undercounter and beverage refrigeration is rated for indoor room temperatures. Installed in an unheated garage, a three season porch or an outdoor kitchen, it spends a prairie winter operating well outside what it was designed for, and a unit that "fails every February" is often doing exactly what it was built to do in conditions it was never built for.
What we will tell you on the phone
Call with the make and the model number and you will get one of three answers, before anyone books a visit and before anyone charges a diagnostic fee. It is in warranty, so call the brand. It is out of warranty and the likely fault is ordinary, so here is what a visit costs. Or it is out of warranty and the likely fault is a factory only part or a sealed system, in which case we will say so, and say who does take it on.
The one thing brand does not change
Whatever the badge on the front, two things stay the same: we quote the price before we do the work, and we tell you honestly when a repair is not worth it. Brand-specific knowledge just means we diagnose faster and finish in one visit more often.
Frequently asked questions
Do you repair Samsung and LG appliances?
Yes. Both are common in Winnipeg and both have brand-specific failure patterns we know well, from Samsung ice makers to LG compressors and front-load washers.
Which brands are most worth repairing?
Bosch and KitchenAid (especially dishwashers), and Whirlpool and Maytag (cheap, available parts) are almost always worth repairing. We give you the repair-or-replace math for any brand before you commit.
Do you carry parts for my brand?
We stock the common parts for all major brands on the truck, so most repairs finish in one visit. Less common parts are ordered and fitted on a quick return trip.
My brand isn't listed, do you still fix it?
Almost certainly. Call with the make and model and we will confirm.
Do you repair Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador or Miele appliances in Winnipeg?
Call with the make and the model number, because the answer depends on which of three situations you are in rather than on the badge. If the appliance is still in warranty, Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove are one company running a factory certified network and Miele runs its own service arm, so warranty work has to go through them and using anyone else can put the coverage at risk. If it is out of warranty and the likely fault is on the control and fan side, that is ordinary work. If it is out of warranty and the likely fault is a sealed refrigerant system or a factory only part, we will say so before you pay a diagnostic fee.
Why do parts for high-end appliances take longer to arrive in Winnipeg?
Winnipeg is not a distribution hub for European and pro-line brands. Common parts for mainstream brands sit in local stock, while a Thermador control board, a Fisher and Paykel DishDrawer part or a Viking igniter is normally an order shipped from further away. Ask for the part number in writing at the diagnosis so you can follow the lead time yourself, and ask whether the appliance is safe to keep using while you wait, because on some faults continuing to run it is what turns one failed part into two.
Does a built-in appliance cost more to repair than a freestanding one?
Often yes, and the difference is usually labour rather than parts. A column fridge, a panel ready dishwasher or a wall oven is fastened into cabinetry with a custom panel, a toe kick and a finished reveal, so removing it to reach the back and refitting it so everything lines up is part of the job. The failed part can be identical to the one in a freestanding machine and the visit can still take longer.
Reviewed August 2026.
Need it today? Call
(431) 441-3572We book a real arrival window across Winnipeg, diagnose the fault, and quote a firm price before any work.
- Same-day & next-day service
- Firm price before any work
- Service call credited to the repair
- All major brands, one-visit repairs
Winnipeg & surrounding area
Book a repair
Tell us what’s broken and we’ll come back the same business day with a time and a price.