Appliance Repair in Mission
Certified technicians across Mission, seven days a week from 8am to 8pm, with the common parts already on the van.
- 90% of repairs done on the 1st visit
- If we can't fix it, you don't pay
- 90-day parts & labour warranty
- Emergency service, 8am–8pm daily
What we repair in Mission
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges and wall ovens, in homes and apartments across Mission.
What usually goes wrong, appliance by appliance, in Mission’s subdivisions and on its rural properties.
Washing machine repair in Mission
Full-size washers in Mission’s detached homes do steady family work, and the common faults are the drain pump, the door boot on front-loaders, and the drive belt or lid switch on top-loaders. In the rural areas around Hatzic, Durieu and Steelhead, wells bring minerals that build up in the inlet valve until the washer fills slowly or reports a water-supply error, and a new valve fixes it. Give us the model number and any error code when you book, so we arrive with the right part.
More on washer repair →Dryer repair in Mission
Mission homes on the hillside often have long dryer vent runs, and the dryer is frequently blamed for what is really a restricted duct: drying takes two cycles, the top of the dryer gets hot, or the thermal fuse keeps blowing. We check the run before replacing parts. A dryer that won’t start at all usually has a blown fuse or a failed door switch; one that runs cold has an element problem or, on gas and propane models, an igniter problem, which our gas-certified technicians handle.
More on dryer repair →Stove, range and oven repair in Mission
Propane and gas cooking is common on Mission’s acreages, and in BC any repair on those appliances must be done by a licensed gas technician; ours are gas-certified. Gas ranges typically need an igniter, a spark module, or a burner cleaned and adjusted. Electric ranges and ovens in the Cedar Valley and Silverdale subdivisions more often need a bake element, a temperature sensor or a surface element switch. An oven that won’t heat evenly usually has a failing element or sensor, both quick to replace.
More on stove, range and oven repair →Fridge and freezer repair in Mission
Many rural Mission properties have a second freezer or fridge in a shop, barn or garage, running in unheated space through the winter. A unit that stops cooling when it turns cold may simply be outside its rated temperature range, while one that runs nonstop in summer usually has a dirty condenser or a failing fan. Indoors, refrigerators that warm up typically have a defrost fault or a stopped evaporator fan. Our technicians also handle sealed-system repairs when the compressor is at fault.
More on refrigerator repair →Dishwasher repair in Mission
Well water scale is hard on dishwashers in rural Mission around Hatzic, Durieu and Stave Falls: minerals coat the heating element, block the spray arms and clog the inlet valve screen, so the dishwasher fills slowly, washes poorly and leaves white residue on glasses. Clearing the scale and replacing the valve or element usually restores it. On town water in Mission City, dishwasher problems are the usual drain pump, filter and door latch faults, and those parts are on the van.
More on dishwasher repair →Garburator repair in Mission
Garburators are more common in Mission City and the subdivisions than on rural properties, where many homes are on septic systems. When one fails, a hum means a jam, silence usually means the reset has tripped, and water under the sink means a seal or the housing has failed. Jams and resets are quick fixes; a leaking housing means replacing the unit. If you are on septic, ask us before fitting a new garburator, because it adds solids to the tank.
More on garburator repair →Appliance repair in Mission
Mission sits on the north side of the Fraser, and the housing climbs the hillside behind the town centre. Cedar Valley and Silverdale are newer family subdivisions; Hatzic, Durieu, Stave Falls and Steelhead are rural, with acreages and properties on well water.
Hillside and rural properties bring their own practicalities: longer driveways, outbuildings with second refrigeration, and appliances that are often older but well looked after.
What we see most in Mission homes
- Well water scale on rural properties, hard on dishwashers and ice makers
- Outbuilding and garage freezers running in unheated space
- Full-size laundry in detached homes, often on long vent runs
- Propane and gas cooking appliances on acreages, requiring a licensed gas fitter
- Older appliances where parts availability decides whether repair makes sense
Why Mission homeowners call us
What our technicians bring
- Sealed-system and compressor work, so a fridge that is not cooling does not automatically become a replacement
- Gas-certified technicians on staff — a BC licence requirement for any gas appliance, not an optional extra
- We read service modes and stored fault history, not just the code on the front panel
Parts, and first-visit repairs
- Pumps, door locks, sensors, elements and belts for the common platforms are already on the van
- That stock is why roughly 90% of our jobs finish on the first visit
- Anything we do not carry is ordered the same day
- Every repair carries a 90-day parts and labour warranty
Within Mission we also cover:
- Mission City
- Cedar Valley
- Silverdale
- Hatzic
- Durieu
- Stave Falls
- Steelhead
- Hemlock
- Ferndale
- Dewdney
Mission appliance repair — common questions
Do you come out to the rural parts of Mission?
Yes — Hatzic, Durieu, Stave Falls and Steelhead as well as the town centre. The model number and any error code help us arrive with the right part.
Can you still get parts for an older appliance?
Usually. We identify the exact part on the first visit and order it the same day if it is not already on the van.
How much does the repair cost?
You get a firm quote after diagnosis and you approve it before any work starts. If we cannot fix the appliance, you do not pay.
What warranty do you offer?
Every repair carries a 90-day parts and labour warranty.
Do you cover Hatzic, Silverdale and Cedar Valley?
Yes, along with Mission City, Ferndale, Dewdney, Stave Falls, Steelhead and Durieu. The rural addresses are routine; clear directions help.
Mission is hilly. Does that affect getting an appliance out?
Sometimes. Steep driveways and split-level homes are common here, so tell us at booking if the appliance is upstairs or the approach is steep and we will bring the right equipment.
Are you able to service appliances on a well or septic system?
Yes, and it matters here. On well-fed properties we check supply pressure and drainage before replacing a pump or valve, because the water system is often the actual cause of a repeat fault.
Our full service area
Appliance repair across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley — from West Vancouver to Agassiz.

Vancouver, North Shore & Richmond
- Vancouver
- West Vancouver
- North Vancouver
- Kitsilano
- Dunbar
- Gastown
- Yaletown
- Richmond
Burnaby, Tri-Cities & Ridge Meadows
Delta, Surrey & White Rock
- Delta
- Tsawwassen
- White Rock
- South Surrey
- Surrey
- Guildford
- Fleetwood
- Cloverdale
Langley & the Fraser Valley
- Langley
- Mission
- Abbotsford
- Chilliwack
- Cultus Lake
- Rosedale
- Agassiz
- Harrison Mills





























