Same Day Service in Garland, TX
Mayfair Enterprises provides appliance repair in Garland, TX for washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers and ovens. We aim to have your appliance working again the same day you call. Sam and Reese own the business and have 10 years of appliance repair experience across Dallas, TX.
Call Sam at 214-406-5754 or Reese at 269-227-0382, or message us on WhatsApp. You'll know what failed before any part is replaced.
Open 8 AM to 8 PM every day in Garland, and 24/7 for emergencies like a flooding washer, a thawing freezer or an AC out in summer heat.
Tell us what's wrong. We'll call you back the same day.
Washer problems in Garland homes tend to fall into two groups. Either water shows up where it shouldn't, or the machine won't sit still.
Start behind the machine. The two fill hoses running from the wall valves are the most overlooked part in a laundry room. Hoses should be replaced every three to five years, and braided steel ones last toward the longer end. Look for cracks, bulges, rust at the fittings or discolored rubber. A burst fill hose can release water until someone shuts the valve.
If the hoses look fine, check where the water shows up:
On a brand new front load washer, check the shipping bolts first. Whirlpool says these bolts, which hold the drum steady in transit, must come out before first use. Left in, they cause heavy vibration and noise, and they can damage the washer.
On an older washer, shaking usually comes from:
If leveling and smaller loads don't stop the shaking, the suspension needs repair. See our washer repair page.
North Texas storms hit Garland hard. On December 26, 2015, an EF4 tornado struck the southeast side of the city. Storms like that are rare, but spring thunderstorms and summer outages are not.
Modern washers, fridges, ovens and dishwashers all run on control boards. The Electrical Safety Foundation International notes that power surges can reach tens of thousands of volts. The damage shows up as board failures, motor damage and appliances that restart on their own. ESFI also says 60 to 80% of surges start inside a building. HVAC systems switching on and off are one source.
Protect your appliances like this:
Most of Garland gets electricity from Garland Power & Light, the city's own utility. To report an outage, call GP&L at 972-205-3000 or text OUT to 972-205-4000. If an appliance still shows an error after the power is back, that's when to call us.
Garland grew fast after 1950. Today 26.9% of its homes date from 1940 to 1969 and 54.6% from 1970 to 1999, according to NeighborhoodScout. Only 18.1% were built in 2000 or later. That age brings a few common snags when appliances need repair or replacing.
Two prong outlets. Some older homes still have ungrounded two prong outlets. A refrigerator needs a grounded three prong outlet. GE's guidance is clear: don't cut off the grounding prong, and don't use an adapter. Have an electrician install a grounded outlet instead.
Laundry closets and hookups. Older laundry areas are often tight, with valves and drains placed for smaller machines. A larger new washer may not fit the old hookup layout. Check the hose length and drain height before you buy.
Kitchen layouts. Cabinet openings in older kitchens can be narrower than today's standard sizes. Measure the opening, and the doorways on the way in, before ordering a replacement fridge or dishwasher.
These homes are also more likely to have appliances past their expected life. So we'll tell you honestly when a repair makes sense and when it doesn't. See refrigerator repair, dryer repair, dishwasher repair and oven repair service in Dallas, TX.
With so many Garland homes built before 2000, many air conditioners here are older too. The National Association of Home Builders puts a central AC's life at 10 to 15 years. An older system is more likely to quit on the hottest day of the year. Mayfair Enterprises offers AC repair across Garland, often the same day you call.
A dirty air filter, a tripped breaker, a blocked outdoor unit or a failed capacitor are the usual causes. A frozen coil is another cause. Run these quick checks before you call:
If all four look fine and the air is still warm, the fault is inside the system. That's a job for our air conditioning repair service.
Mayfair Enterprises repairs central air conditioning systems throughout Garland. We work on capacitors, contactors, fan motors, frozen coils and clogged condensate drain lines. We also repair heating and cooling systems together. See air conditioning repair, central air repair and HVAC repair.
If you see ice or the fan won't spin, turn the system off and call us. Running it that way can damage the compressor.
Look at the label on the outdoor unit. Systems installed before 2010 often use R-22. According to the EPA, no new R-22 has been made or imported into the US since January 1, 2020. You're not required to replace an R-22 system. But the EPA advises finding and fixing a leak rather than just topping off refrigerant.
Weigh age against the repair. A capacitor or contactor repair on a 12 year old system can still be worth it. A major leak or compressor failure on an old R-22 system often isn't.
No. Mayfair Enterprises repairs major home appliances: refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges, ice makers and garbage disposals. We don't repair small countertop appliances like microwaves, coffee makers, toasters or blenders.
For a small appliance, check whether the maker still covers it. If it does, the manufacturer will usually repair or replace it for you.
We cover all of Garland, from Firewheel in the north to the I-30 corridor in the south. That includes ZIP codes 75040, 75041, 75042, 75043 and 75044.
Nearby, we also repair appliances in Dallas and Plano, plus Rowlett, Sachse, Mesquite and Richardson. See every city on our service areas page.
Older homes often have older models, so find the model number before you call. It's usually on a tag inside the door, the lid or the fridge's fresh food section.
Whirlpool
Samsung
LG
GE
Frigidaire
KitchenAid
Maytag
Bosch
Electrolux
Kenmore
Mayfair Enterprises is an independent appliance repair company. We are not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by any of these manufacturers. Brand names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners.
Replace washer fill hoses every three to five years, even if they look fine. Braided steel hoses last toward the five year mark. Check them twice a year for cracks, bulges or rust at the fittings. A burst hose can flood a laundry room, so replacing them early is simple protection.
The shipping bolts may still be in place. Whirlpool says these bolts must come out before first use. Otherwise the washer vibrates hard and can be damaged. If the bolts are out, check that the washer is level and all four feet touch the floor. Then try a smaller, balanced load.
Unplugging sensitive appliances during an outage protects them from the surge when power returns. If you can't reach the plug, switch off the breaker. Wait a few minutes after power returns before turning everything back on. In Garland, report outages to Garland Power & Light at 972-205-3000.
It depends on the problem and the age of the system. No new R-22 has been made in the US since 2020, so a big refrigerant leak is hard to justify fixing. A smaller electrical repair, like a capacitor, can still make sense. On an older R-22 system with a major failure, replacement often makes more sense.
No. Mayfair Enterprises repairs major appliances like refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and garbage disposals. We don't repair microwaves, coffee makers or other countertop appliances. For those, check whether the maker still covers the product.
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A leaking washer, a fridge that died in a storm or an AC that quit in July needs fast help. Call Sam or Reese, message us on WhatsApp, or request service online. We'll get back to you the same day about your appliance repair in Garland, TX.
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