Same Day Service in Grand Prairie, TX
Mayfair Enterprises provides appliance repair in Grand Prairie, TX for refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and garbage disposals. We also offer AC and air conditioning repair. We aim to fix your appliance 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. We explain what failed before we replace any part.
Open 8 AM to 8 PM every day in Grand Prairie, 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.
Grand Prairie's water is moderately hard. The city's latest water report shows an average of 91.3 ppm, according to Culligan. That isn't extreme, but minerals still build up over the years. They settle in the valves, jets, pumps and screens that carry water through your appliances.
Our guide to hard water and your appliances explains the warning signs and simple fixes.
A white film on glasses or a crust on the heating element means minerals are collecting. In time, the same deposits clog the spray arm jets, and dishes come out dirty. Try this first:
If food is still left behind or water sits in the bottom, see our dishwasher repair page.
Small or hollow cubes usually mean the ice maker isn't getting enough water. No ice at all often points to a scaled inlet valve, a clogged supply line or a frozen fill tube. The ice maker itself may be fine.
Change the fridge's water filter first. Most fridge makers suggest a new filter about every six months. Then make sure the water line behind the fridge isn't kinked. If ice still won't come, see ice maker repair.
Hard water minerals bind with detergent and collect in the tub and drain pump. The result is a musty smell and, over time, a pump that struggles. Run a washer cleaner on a hot cycle once a month. On a front loader, leave the door open after each load so the gasket dries.
A washer that won't drain or leaves clothes soaked may have a clogged or failing pump. See washer repair.
Not every breakdown starts with the water. These problems come up in homes of every age. Each one has a check you can try before you call for Grand Prairie appliance repair.
Smell gas near the oven or range? Leave the house and call your gas company from outside. Don't switch lights or appliances on or off first.
Usually yes, if the appliance is in good shape and the failed part is a common one. A pump, igniter, fan, belt or control board is often worth replacing. A failed compressor or a sealed system leak on an older fridge often isn't. We give you our honest opinion before any work starts.
Age matters too. Half of Grand Prairie's homes were built before 1992, according to NeighborhoodScout. Many kitchens and laundry rooms still run older machines. If yours has needed several repairs lately, replacing it may make more sense, and we'll tell you so.
Talk it through with us first. Call Sam at 214-406-5754 or Reese at 269-227-0382. Tell us the symptoms and the model number, and we'll talk through the likely causes.
North Texas summers are hard on air conditioners. The region logged 47 days of 100°F or hotter in summer 2023, the Dallas Morning News reported. A system that struggles in June can quit in August. Mayfair Enterprises offers AC repair across Grand Prairie, often the same day you call.
The most common causes are a dirty air filter, a tripped breaker, a blocked outdoor unit or a failed capacitor. A frozen coil is another. Check the simple things first, because some take only minutes to fix.
If all four check out and the air is still warm, the problem is inside the system. That's where our air conditioning repair comes in.
Mayfair Enterprises repairs central air conditioning systems across Grand Prairie. We work on the parts that commonly fail in hot weather. These include capacitors, contactors, fan motors, frozen coils and clogged condensate drain lines. We also handle HVAC repair for your heating and cooling system as a whole.
If you see ice or the outdoor fan won't spin, turn the system off and call. Running it that way can damage the compressor. See air conditioning repair and central air repair for more.
Check 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 don't have to replace a working R-22 system. But a major leak on an older one is often not worth fixing. A capacitor or contactor repair can still make good sense.
If you rent, read your lease before you call anyone. It usually says who handles appliance repairs. Then send your landlord or property manager a written repair request and keep a copy. About 42% of Grand Prairie households rent, so this question comes up often.
Texas Property Code §92.052 requires landlords to repair conditions that materially affect a tenant's health or safety. The tenant must give notice and be current on rent. Under §92.056, seven days is presumed to be a reasonable time to repair. Whether a broken appliance qualifies depends on the problem. For advice on your case, contact a tenant rights group or a lawyer.
If your landlord approves an outside repair, we're happy to help.
Yes. Mayfair Enterprises covers all of Grand Prairie, from I-30 in the north to Joe Pool Lake in the south. That includes ZIP codes 75050, 75051, 75052 and 75054, in the Dallas, Tarrant and Ellis County parts of the city.
Nearby, we also repair appliances in Arlington and Irving, plus Dallas, Mansfield and Cedar Hill. See every city on our service areas page.
The model number helps us bring the right parts. Look for a sticker inside the door frame, under the lid or on the inside wall of the fridge.
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.
Yes, we aim to repair your appliance the same day you call. It depends on the time of your call and whether the needed part is available. If a part has to be ordered, we'll tell you when to expect it. Calling early in the day gives you the best chance.
Turn off the appliance's breaker for about a minute, then turn it back on. Many control boards reset this way. If it still shows an error or won't start, call us. Oncor delivers power in Grand Prairie, so report outages at 888-313-4747 or text OUT to 66267.
ENERGY STAR says to change your air filter at least every three months. In a Grand Prairie summer, check it every month, since the system runs for long hours. A clogged filter cuts airflow, which can freeze the coil and leave the AC blowing warm air. It's the easiest fix there is.
No. We repair major home appliances: refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges, ice makers and garbage disposals. We also repair air conditioners. We don't repair microwaves, coffee makers, toasters or other countertop appliances. For those, check whether the maker still covers the product.
Have the brand and model number ready, plus a short description of the problem. Note any error code and when the problem started. A photo of the model tag helps too. With those details, we can often narrow down the cause and bring the right parts.
Get Started
A fridge that won't cool, a washer full of water or an AC blowing warm air in July shouldn't wait. 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 Grand Prairie, TX.
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