The Art of Appliance Service: An Appliance Blog

• How To Know If Your Washing Machine Needs In-Home Appliance Repair

  16 November 2020

  Having a quality, working washing machine in your house is probably fairly important to you, as it can be difficult to always have to take your stuff down to the laundromat and then sit there for a couple of hours washing, drying, and folding. If you want to avoid having to do that, you will want to make sure that you are aware of any problems that your washing machine might be experiencing.

• Troubleshooting 4 Common Refrigerator Ice Maker Problems

  15 July 2020

  Buying a refrigerator with a built-in ice maker can be very convenient, saving you the time and hassle of having to fill up and freeze individual ice cube trays. Meanwhile, you'll enjoy having ice on-demand for all your favorite cold beverages. Unfortunately, refrigerator ice makers have many moving parts--and problems can arise. Before you contact a local appliance repair expert to schedule a service call, there are a few troubleshooting steps to try out.

• High Humidity Levels: The Air Conditioner Could Be To Blame

  5 January 2020

  When you think of a warm day in the summer, the high temperature is only a part of your discomfort. It's the high humidity level that is at the core of your discomfort. For this reason, if there is an issue with excess humidity in your home, you want to resolve the problem as soon as possible. Learn why your air conditioner system should be the first place you look to resolve the issue.

• When Your Dryer Stops Drying: 3 Potential Solutions To Explore

  13 August 2019

  Doing laundry is an all-too-frequent chore in most households. In fact, according to recent statistics, the average family does between 8 and 10 loads of laundry per week. With each load requiring just slightly less than 1.5 hours to both wash and dry, this means that laundry is taking up 12 to 15 hours of time each and every week. With this amount of usage, it is no wonder that laundry appliances — especially clothes dryers — occasionally stop working correctly.

• 5 Different Types Of Costs When Installing A Propane Tank

  2 April 2019

  When you install a propane tank to fuel your home, you have to do more than just pay for the tank. If you have been considering installing a propane tank, make sure that you understand all the costs associated with the project. #1 Install a Gas Line The first thing that will need to happen is the gas company needs to come out and install a gas line. This line will allow you to pipe gas from your propane tank into your home.