Appliance Repair ParmaFamily-owned, Parma OH

In-Home Appliance Repair Across Cleveland Neighborhoods

Our base in Parma touches Cleveland's south edge at Old Brooklyn. Read us the ZIP and describe the fault, and you get the nearest open slot.

$30off for veterans
$30off for seniors
$20off your first visit

One discount per visit. Mention it when you book.

Gas range with lit burners during a service check

Cleveland begins where Parma stops. Our 44129 ZIP sits about 6.4 miles from the heart of the city, roughly 17 minutes with no traffic. Ring before noon on a working day and we may well knock on your door before evening.

The technician finds the fault first and tells you the full price. Nothing gets replaced until you agree. Every repair carries a 90-day warranty. A veteran or senior pays $30 less, and new customers get $20 off the first call.

Cleveland ZIP codes we hear most on the phone

  • 44109Old Brooklyn, Brooklyn Centre
  • 44111West Park, Kamm's Corners
  • 44135West Park, near Hopkins Airport
  • 44102Detroit-Shoreway, Edgewater
  • 44113Ohio City, Tremont
  • 44115Downtown, Campus District
  • 44127Slavic Village
  • 44120Buckeye-Shaker, Shaker Square
  • 44128Lee-Harvard, Lee-Seville

The west side ZIPs sit closest to us. Kamm's Corners straddles 44111 and 44135, and Detroit-Shoreway runs along the lake in 44102. Ohio City and Tremont share 44113 across the river from downtown.

East of the Cuyahoga the drive gets longer. Slavic Village mail goes to 44127. Shaker Square uses 44120, and Lee-Harvard is out in 44128 near the Warrensville Heights line. Those visits still happen. We simply quote the arrival window a little wider.

Old Brooklyn, the part of Cleveland on our doorstep

Old Brooklyn fills the southern tip of the city between the Cuyahoga River and the city of Brooklyn. Parma lies right below it. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is there. Brooklyn Centre lies just north, and both use 44109.

People mix it up with the separate city of Brooklyn in 44144 all the time. That suburb has its own Brooklyn, Ohio page. Old Brooklyn is Cleveland, so it lives here.

If your mail says Cleveland and the ZIP is 44109, you're in Old Brooklyn or Brooklyn Centre. Mention the cross street when you call.

Top-load washer and matching dryer in a laundry room

Owner or tenant, the visit starts with one question

The census puts the median Cleveland home in 1941, and about 58 percent of homes are rented. So the first thing we ask is whose appliance it is.

You own the house

You approve the quote yourself, on the spot. In houses this old the laundry is usually in the basement, and the dryer vent often crosses the whole ceiling before it reaches the wall.

You rent

Check whether the fridge or stove came with the unit. If it did, the owner usually pays. Our quote can go straight to the landlord before any part is ordered.

The usual lease wording is explained in who pays for a rental repair in Cleveland.

What Cleveland water and winters do to appliances

Moderately hard water

Cleveland Water puts its hardness near 7 grains per gallon, or 120 mg/L. That is enough to leave scale on a dishwasher heater and on the inlet screens of a washer over the years. Cloudy glasses are often the first sign.

Basement vent runs

A long duct across an old basement collects lint fast. Drying stretches to two cycles, and the thermal fuse starts to blow. Clean the run before you blame the dryer.

Freezers on porches and in garages

When an unheated space drops near freezing, a regular freezer can stop cycling and slowly warm up. Nothing has broken. Moving it indoors usually fixes it.

Fridges in narrow openings

Older kitchens were framed for smaller refrigerators. A modern one squeezed into that gap can't shed heat, so the compressor runs for hours. We measure the clearance on every fridge call.

More on this in appliance trouble in older Cleveland homes and getting appliances ready for winter.

Kitchens that feed the lunch crowd

Restaurants downtown and in Ohio City lean on their reach-ins from opening to last call. We repair commercial refrigeration and cooking lines, and laundromat machines too. Tell us your service hours and we plan the visit before or after them.

Before you pick up the phone

Write down the model number from the tag. Note any code on the display. If water is on the floor, shut the valve behind the machine first. A smell of gas means you leave the house and call the utility from outside.

See refrigerator repair or dryer service if you want to read up before we arrive.

Questions from Cleveland callers

ZIP codes first, then rentals and water.

(216) 352-3935

Which Cleveland neighborhoods do you cover?

All of them. The west side ZIPs like 44111 and 44102 are the shortest drive, and east side ZIPs such as 44120 or 44128 just get a wider arrival window.

Is Old Brooklyn the same as the city of Brooklyn?

No. Old Brooklyn belongs to Cleveland and uses 44109, just south of Brooklyn Centre. The city of Brooklyn is a separate suburb in 44144 with its own page on our site.

Can you come the same day to Slavic Village or Shaker Square?

Often, if you call early on a working day. Both 44127 and 44120 sit farther from Parma than the west side, so expect a later slot in the afternoon.

Does Cleveland water damage dishwashers and washers?

Slowly. With water near 7 grains of hardness, scale builds on heating elements and inlet screens. A cleaning cycle with a descaler every few months helps. A dishwasher that stops heating usually needs the element tested.

My landlord owns the fridge. Can I still book?

Yes. Give us the owner's number with yours. We set the time with you and send the price to whoever pays before anything is ordered.

Do you repair laundromat and restaurant equipment in Cleveland?

Yes. Coin laundry machines get the same attention as a reach-in cooler. Ice machines and commercial ranges qualify as well, and visits fit around your opening times.

How far is Cleveland from your base in Parma?

The city centre is about 6.4 miles from our 44129 ZIP, close to 17 minutes without traffic. Old Brooklyn touches Parma directly, while Lee-Harvard on the far east side takes noticeably longer.

Send a Cleveland repair request

Your ZIP code tells us the neighborhood. Add the appliance and a phone number, and we call back with a time.

Mon to Fri and Sun, 7 am to 11 pm Parma and 50 miles around
What needs fixing?

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Request received

We will call you shortly to confirm a time for your repair.

Four steps to a Cleveland repair

The voice on the phone and the hands on the repair belong to one family business.

  1. ZIP, appliance, symptom

    Mention the cross street and where to park, especially in Ohio City or Tremont.

  2. A window you can plan around

    Early requests often get today. The technician phones when he is on the way.

  3. Fault and price on the spot

    Tested in your kitchen or basement, priced before work starts.

  4. Repair with a 90-day warranty

    Most fixes are done in one trip with parts from the van.

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Photos from our recent service calls

Shots our technicians took in homes and restaurant kitchens.

Brands in Cleveland kitchens and basements

Each logo opens the typical failures of that maker.

Old range with no logo left? Read us the tag.

Past the Cleveland city line

The suburbs ringing the city sit on the same route out of Parma.

Lake Erie Parma Cleveland Lakewood Strongsville Medina Akron Mentor Elyria
Appliance down somewhere in Cleveland?

Phone us, or fill in the form and include the ZIP. Weekend requests are welcome, Saturday included.

(216) 352-3935