What We Fix on KitchenAid
By appliance.
What KitchenAid Machines Are Like to Work On
Whirlpool's higher-end brand
KitchenAid is Whirlpool's higher-end brand, which is why parts are as easy to get as they are for a Whirlpool. Same company, better trim.
Stocked locally, from the Whirlpool supply
A KitchenAid dishwasher that hums but will not drain, or a range whose oven will not heat, is usually a one-visit job because the part is on the shelf in Birmingham.
Is It Worth Keeping?
On a dishwasher or a range, yes. The parts come from the Whirlpool supply, so a wash motor, a drain pump or an oven element is a modest repair on a machine built to last.
The same question on every other appliance→
What It Costs
$100 service call, applied to the repair.
No published prices.
One number before any work starts.
How the Visit Goes
Three to Ten-Plus Years
The KitchenAid machines he gets called to are typically three to ten years old and more.
Where the Model Number Is on a KitchenAid
On KitchenAid the model number names the part, and on a Whirlpool-family machine that usually means it is already on the van.
Trussville is the one town whose utility publishes descaling advice of its own
What Customers Say
Every review Aaron has, live from Google, in the customer's own words and under their own name.
Questions We Get Asked
What does a visit cost?
$100 service call, applied to the repair.
Are KitchenAid parts expensive?
The parts come from the Whirlpool supply and are easy to get. What varies is the part, not the brand.
Warranty?
Ninety days on parts and labor, replacement boards excepted.
Every service this brand comes up on
Each of these has its own page with the faults, the parts reality and the model-plate location for that badge.
Where We Work, and How to Reach Us
KitchenAid dishwasher and range repair across greater Birmingham, from Gardendale out to the Over the Mountain communities.
Call or text (205) 883-9703 with the model number and what the machine is doing.
Calls and texts Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, and Saturday too; Sunday goes to voicemail.
Every town we cover