Appliance Repair in Fort McMurray Same-day service. Honest pricing.

Service-call diagnostic visits in Fort Mac typically run $120 to $175 before any work, and the diagnostic fee usually credits toward the repair if you go ahead. That is higher than the Canadian average ($80 to $120) because of the geographic remoteness premium and Edmonton parts logistics.

Most common repairs (heating elements, drain pumps, thermal fuses, igniters, control board swaps) land in the $250 to $500 range parts and labour. Compressor or sealed-system work on a fridge or freezer runs $600 to $1,400 depending on brand and how long the part takes to arrive from Edmonton. We quote every job in writing before starting, so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Yes for the diagnostic visit on most calls during business hours (Monday to Friday 8 to 6, Saturday 9 to 3).

Fridges with a full load of food, freezers that have stopped, and dryers that quit mid-rotation jump to the front of the queue. The repair itself is same-day only if the part is on the truck or available locally; premium-brand parts (Bosch, Miele, high-end Samsung) often ship from Edmonton and add 3 to 7 days. Outside business hours, leave a voicemail with the appliance, brand, and symptom and we return calls in order received the next working day.

Appliance repair is not a regulated trade in Alberta the way plumbing or electrical is, so there is no provincial appliance-repair licence.

Reputable shops still carry full liability insurance and WCB Alberta coverage on technicians. Gas-line connections on gas dryers and gas ranges are handled by Alberta Gas Fitter Class A or Class B-certified installers under the Alberta Safety Codes Act. Sealed-system refrigerant work on fridges and freezers follows the federal Ozone-Depleting Substances and Halocarbon Alternatives Regulations administered by Environment and Climate Change Canada.

We cover all of Fort McMurray (Downtown Fort McMurray, Thickwood, Timberlea, Gregoire, Beacon Hill, Abasand, Waterways) plus Saprae Creek and the rural Wood Buffalo communities of Anzac and Fort McKay.

Same-rate pricing across the Fort Mac core, with a small drive surcharge on Anzac, Fort McKay, and work-camp calls past the city limits depending on the schedule. Fort Chipewyan and Conklin are case-by-case (fly-in pricing applies, not part of the standard service area).

Voicemails left during business hours are returned within the hour, often within 15 minutes.

Off-hours messages are returned the next working day in the order received. If your call is a leaking dishwasher, a freezer full of food that has stopped working, a no-heat dryer mid-rotation, or anything tied to a flight-out deadline, say so in the message and you skip to the front of the queue.

Cash, debit, credit (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), and Interac e-transfer on the spot.

Larger commercial jobs over $1,500 (camp kitchens, multi-unit residential, oil-patch contractor accounts) can be invoiced with net-15 terms once we have your details. We never ask for cash up front before quoting.

Yes to all three.

• Fridge repair is our most common call (defrost system, evaporator fan, compressor diagnostics, sealed-system work).
• Washer and dryer repair covers drain pumps, belts, heating elements, thermal fuses, and control boards, with a steady stream of post-rotation cold-house startup failures.
• Dishwasher repair covers pump motors, drain hoses, heating elements, and the spray-arm scale buildup from the Athabasca River-sourced Fort Mac water supply.

We also service freezers, stoves, ovens, and microwaves.

Always. After diagnosing the issue we provide a written quote covering labour, parts, parts shipping from Edmonton if applicable, and any disposal or installation fees.

You approve in writing (digital signature or signed copy) before any work starts. If the job turns up something extra mid-repair (a second failed component, a damaged hose behind the unit, a smoke-damaged control board from the 2016 rebuild homes), we stop and re-quote rather than tack it on later.