Tell us what's broken and we'll call or text back with the next available service window — usually within the hour during business hours. Prefer to talk? Call (912) 304-4137.
Savannah doesn't lack appliance repair companies — it lacks openings. Between the franchise operations and the factory-service routes, a dead refrigerator in July can still mean days of hold music and a window sometime next week. Savannah Appliance Repair Pros is the independent option: call (912) 304-4137, describe what the machine is doing, and get a straight answer about when a technician can be at your door — often same-day on morning calls, with no-cool refrigerators moved to the front of the line.
We work on the brands that fill kitchens from Ardsley Park bungalows to new Pooler builds — Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, and Bosch — plus most everything else in a residential kitchen or laundry room. Coastal Georgia is genuinely hard on appliances: salt air works on condenser coils and connections out on the islands, humidity makes compressors and garage fridges run long all summer, and the surge after a storm-outage takes out more control boards here than anywhere we know. We diagnose with a meter and the brand's service data, then put the exact repair in writing before touching a part.
And because this is Savannah, we're built for rentals as well as homes. Vacation-rental owners and property managers get fast turnaround between guests — we can coordinate access with a lockbox or host, photograph the diagnosis, and put the written quote in the owner's hands remotely. Homeowners get morning, afternoon, evening, and Saturday windows, Monday through Saturday 8 AM to 6 PM, with a call-ahead so you're not burning a workday waiting. Use the form above or call (912) 304-4137.
Kitchen and laundry, gas and electric, freestanding and built-in — if it's a residential appliance in Chatham County and it's broken, we fix it.
In a Savannah summer, a refrigerator that quits is an emergency by dinnertime. No-cool calls get priority routing across Chatham County, and we work on what coastal kitchens actually hold — French door, side-by-side, counter-depth, and the garage fridge sweating it out in the humidity. Real diagnosis first, then a written quote.
More on refrigerator repair →Front-load, top-load, and the stacked units squeezed into downtown row-house closets. Drain pumps, belts, door latches, heating elements, bearings, control boards. If the dryer takes two cycles, we test the vent run and the element before you pay for either — long vent runs in newer Pooler builds are a repeat offender.
More on washer & dryer repair →Most 'dead' dishwashers aren't. A unit that won't drain is usually a clogged filter or check valve; a leak is more often a door gasket than a cracked tub. We find the actual fault and quote it in writing before any parts are ordered.
More on dishwasher repair →Gas and electric, freestanding and wall ovens. Bake and broil elements, surface burners, igniters, thermostats, control boards, door hinges and gaskets. Igniters get tested with a meter, not eyeballed by the glow — so you never buy a part the range didn't need.
More on oven & range repair →Worth repairing when the unit is over-the-range or built into cabinetry — common in remodeled Historic District kitchens where replacement means trim work. Door switches, fuses, magnetrons, turntable motors, control panels. If a countertop unit is cheaper to replace, we say so on the phone and save you the visit.
More on microwave repair →Ice is not optional on the Georgia coast. No-ice complaints usually trace to one of four faults — inlet valve, icemaker module, clogged filter, or a frozen supply line — each a different diagnostic path and a very different bill. We service in-refrigerator icemakers and dedicated under-counter machines alike.
More on ice maker repair →Humming but not grinding is almost always a jammed impeller or tripped overload — a quick fix, not a new unit. We clear jams, chase leaks at the flange and hoses, and when a motor really is gone we can usually swap in a replacement disposal the same visit, including in older downtown plumbing.
More on garbage disposal repair & install →No national dispatch center, no territory scripts. You talk to the local operation that's actually coming out — which is why we can tell you honestly on the phone what a repair is likely to involve before anyone drives anywhere.
A warm refrigerator in a Savannah August is a countdown timer. No-cool calls get priority routing, and morning calls often get a same-day window — downtown, Southside, or out to the islands.
Guests out at 10, guests in at 4, and the icemaker just died? We work with STR owners and property managers across the Historic District and Tybee corridor: lockbox access, photo documentation, and remote written approval so the listing never misses a booking.
We diagnose first, then hand you a written quote — part, labor, total — before any work starts. You approve it or you don't. No hourly meter, no mystery invoice lines.
Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, Bosch, Amana, Kenmore, and most other residential brands. One call covers the whole kitchen and laundry room — no "we only service our own brand" runaround.
When a repair doesn't pencil out — a salt-air-corroded fifteen-year-old unit needing a sealed-system job — we say so. We'd rather earn the next call than push a bad repair.
From the squares of the Historic District to the subdivisions off Pooler Parkway and the marsh-front streets of Wilmington Island, we run service calls across the city and county:
Explore your part of town: Downtown & the Historic District, Southside Savannah, Pooler, Georgetown, Wilmington Island, and the rest of Chatham County. Over a bridge or past the county line? Call (912) 304-4137 — we take routes to Tybee, Richmond Hill, and Rincon regularly.
Independent local response, all major brands, written quotes before any work. Call (912) 304-4137 or send a request and we'll get back with the next available window.
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