Appliance Repair in New Westminster
Certified technicians across New Westminster, 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 New Westminster
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges and wall ovens, in homes and apartments across New Westminster.
What usually goes wrong, appliance by appliance, in New West’s heritage homes and newer towers.
Dryer repair in New Westminster
In New Westminster’s older homes, a dryer that won’t heat is occasionally not the dryer at all: an electric dryer needs both halves of its 240-volt supply, and if one has failed at the breaker or the outlet, the drum turns but stays cold. We check the supply before replacing parts. When the dryer is at fault, the usual parts are the heating element, thermal fuse, cycling thermostat or belt. In the towers by the river and the SkyTrain line, many dryers are ventless models whose condensers need to be kept clear of lint.
More on dryer repair →Washing machine repair in New Westminster
Many New Westminster houses keep the laundry in the basement, down narrow or steep stairs, so tell us about access when you book and we will plan the visit around it; most repairs are done in place without moving the machine. Full-size washers in these homes typically need a drain pump, a drive belt, a lid switch or a door boot. In the newer waterfront towers, compact stacked washers mostly fail at the door lock or drain pump. Common parts for both are on the van.
More on washer repair →Fridge and refrigerator repair in New Westminster
Refrigerators in New Westminster’s heritage kitchens are often squeezed into openings built for smaller appliances, so pulling the fridge out to reach the condenser and back panel takes care, especially over old wood floors. Once it is accessible, the usual faults are a failed evaporator or condenser fan, a defrost heater or timer, or a door gasket that no longer seals. If the compressor is involved, our technicians do the sealed-system repair themselves. Keep the doors closed until we arrive to hold the temperature.
More on refrigerator repair →Stove and range repair in New Westminster
Gas ranges are common in New Westminster’s older housing, and every repair on one in BC must be done by a licensed gas technician; ours are gas-certified. A burner that won’t light is usually the igniter or spark module, and a gas oven that won’t heat is often the oven igniter, which weakens with age until it can no longer open the valve. Electric ranges in the towers more often need a surface element or a switch. If your range has been fitted into a tight heritage kitchen, let us know so we can allow time to slide it out.
More on stove, range and oven repair →Dishwasher repair in New Westminster
Dishwashers in older New Westminster kitchens were often added during a renovation, sometimes into a space that is a tight fit, so removing one without damaging the counter or the flooring is the first thing we plan. The faults themselves are familiar: a blocked filter or drain pump when water stays in the tub, a failed inlet valve when it won’t fill, and a worn door gasket when it leaks. In the newer towers the dishwasher is often integrated behind a panel. Either way, the common pumps and valves are on the van.
More on dishwasher repair →Garburator repair in New Westminster
Some older New Westminster homes have garburators connected to drain lines that are decades old, so a unit that empties slowly may have a blockage further along the pipe rather than a fault in the garburator. A steady hum means the plate is jammed; complete silence usually means the overload on the base has tripped. Water dripping from the bottom of the housing means it has failed and the garburator needs replacing. We work out which it is before quoting, so you are not paying for a new unit when the problem is elsewhere.
More on garburator repair →Appliance repair in New Westminster
New Westminster is one of the oldest cities in the region and the housing shows it. Heritage and character homes with kitchens that have been renovated more than once sit alongside a growing number of new towers near the SkyTrain.
Older homes bring their own quirks: appliances fitted into spaces that were not designed for them, electrical supply that predates modern appliances, and cabinetry that has to be worked around carefully.
What we see most in New Westminster homes
- Appliances fitted into tight heritage kitchens, where removal is the first challenge
- Older electrical supply, occasionally the real cause of a dryer that will not heat
- Full-size laundry in basements with awkward stair access
- Compact appliances in the newer towers along the waterfront and SkyTrain line
- Gas ranges in the older housing stock, needing a licensed fitter
Why New Westminster 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 New Westminster we also cover:
- Sapperton
- Queensborough
- Uptown
- Downtown New West
- Queen's Park
- West End
- Connaught Heights
- Glenbrooke North
- Massey-Victory Heights
- Brow of the Hill
- Quayside
Brands we repair in New Westminster
Every major household appliance brand sold in Canada. Pick yours for the faults we see most often.
New Westminster appliance repair — common questions
My New West home is old. Will that be a problem?
No, but it can affect access and occasionally the diagnosis — a dryer that will not heat is sometimes a supply problem rather than an appliance fault. We check both.
Do you work in the new towers as well?
Yes. Tell us if an elevator or loading bay needs booking.
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 Queensborough as well as the main part of the city?
Yes. Queensborough, Sapperton, Uptown and the Quayside towers are all standard New Westminster coverage with no distance surcharge.
Our heritage home has a narrow kitchen doorway. Will the appliance fit out?
Often that is the real question in Queen's Park and the Brow of the Hill. We measure before moving anything, and in most cases the repair is done in place rather than pulling the machine out of the house.
Can you work around the older wiring in a heritage New West kitchen?
We can diagnose and repair the appliance, and we will tell you plainly if the fault is actually the circuit rather than the machine. Electrical work beyond the appliance itself needs a licensed electrician and we will say so.
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
- Burnaby
- Metrotown
- New Westminster
- Coquitlam
- Port Coquitlam
- Port Moody
- Maple Ridge
- Pitt 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
