Explain it once
One request, written in your own words, instead of repeating the same story on call after call.
Appliance repair requests across the US
Broken appliance? Request repair help in minutes.
Tell us what’s wrong with your refrigerator, washer, oven or other home appliance. Innovation Repairs passes your request to independent local repair professionals, and one who can help will contact you.
- Free to send a request
- No obligation to hire
- Professionals quote their own prices
Appliance categories
Choose the Appliance That Needs Repair
Each page covers common problems, safe checks you can make first and what to include in your request.
- Refrigerator RepairRequests cover warm compartments, leaks, frost, noisy operation and door seal trouble in top-freezer, bottom-freezer, side-by-side and French-door refrigerators.
- Freezer RepairRequests cover upright and chest freezers that won’t stay frozen, collect heavy frost, run nonstop, shut off or make unusual sounds.
- Ice Maker RepairRequests cover refrigerator ice makers and freestanding or built-in undercounter units that make no ice, small or hollow cubes, or leak water.
- Washer RepairRequests cover front-load and top-load washers that won’t fill, drain, spin or start, along with leaks, error codes and heavy shaking.
- Dryer RepairRequests cover electric and gas dryers that don’t heat, take too long, won’t tumble, stop mid-cycle or make squealing and thumping noises.
- Air Conditioner RepairRequests cover window, portable and through-the-wall room air conditioners that blow warm air, won’t start, drip water or run noisily. Central HVAC is not included.
- Dishwasher RepairRequests cover built-in and portable dishwashers that won’t drain, leave dishes dirty, leak onto the floor, or won’t start or finish a cycle.
- Range & Stove RepairRequests cover gas and electric ranges with burners or elements that won’t heat, igniters that keep clicking, unresponsive controls or oven sections that misbehave.
- Oven RepairRequests cover wall ovens and range ovens that won’t heat, cook unevenly, miss the set temperature, show error codes or have stuck doors.
- Cooktop RepairRequests cover gas, electric, smooth-top and induction cooktops with burners or zones that won’t heat, touch controls that won’t respond or damaged glass.
- Range Hood RepairRequests cover wall-mount, under-cabinet and island range hoods with weak suction, noisy fans, or lights and fan controls that don’t work.
- Microwave RepairRequests cover countertop, over-the-range and built-in microwaves that run without heating, spark, have faulty doors or have turntables and keypads that quit.
The request process
How It Works
Four steps from a broken appliance to a repair decision that’s yours to make.
Pick your appliance
Choose the appliance that needs attention, from refrigerators and washers to range hoods and microwaves.
Send a short request
Describe what is happening, add your ZIP code and how you would like to be contacted. Sending a request is free.
Hear from a local pro
We pass your request to independent repair professionals who may serve your area. One who can take the job contacts you directly.
Decide what happens next
The professional explains their visit fee and repair price. You choose whether to go ahead; nothing is agreed until you say so.
Why choose Innovation Repairs
A Clear, Low-Pressure Way to Ask for Help
Honest about our role
We say plainly that independent professionals do the work and set their own prices, and that a request is not a booking.
No pressure, no obligation
Submitting costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You decide only after you have heard a price.
Minimal data, no tracking
We ask only for what a professional needs to reach you, and the site uses no tracking or advertising cookies.
About your service request
What a Request Is, and What It Isn’t
A service request is a short description of your appliance problem, your ZIP code and how you’d like to be contacted. We pass it to independent appliance repair professionals who may work in your area.
It isn’t a booked appointment, and we can’t promise a professional will be free. When one is, they contact you, explain any visit or diagnostic fee and agree a time with you. The repair, its price and its warranty are between you and them.
See exactly what happensInnovation Repairs
- Receives your request
- Passes it to independent professionals who may serve your area
- Answers questions at support@innovationrepairs.com
The repair professional
- Decides whether they can take the job
- Diagnoses the problem and quotes a price
- Carries out the repair and sets warranty terms
Does sending a request book an appointment?
No. A request lets independent repair professionals know you need help. If one who serves your area can take the job, they contact you, and an appointment exists only once the two of you agree on a time.
Who actually repairs my appliance?
An independent appliance repair professional. Innovation Repairs does not employ technicians or carry out repairs. The professional you choose is responsible for the diagnosis, the repair, any parts and their warranty.
How much does a repair cost?
Each professional sets their own prices, which depend on the appliance, the fault, parts and location. Many charge a diagnostic or trip fee. Ask what the visit costs, and whether that fee counts toward the repair, before any work begins.
Is there a charge for using Innovation Repairs?
No. Sending a request through this website is free, and you are under no obligation to hire anyone who contacts you.
Which areas do you cover?
We accept requests from anywhere in the United States, but whether a professional is available depends on your location and their schedule. We cannot promise that someone will be available in your area.
What happens to the information I submit?
We use it to handle your request and share it with independent repair professionals so they can contact you about it. We do not use it for marketing. Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect, who receives it and how long we keep it.
Contact
Questions Before You Send a Request?
Write to support@innovationrepairs.com or use our contact form. We reply by email. For a repair, the request form gives professionals the details they need.