Dryer not heating, taking three cycles, or making a terrible noise? Our licensed technicians repair gas and electric dryers across San Diego, with upfront pricing and a workmanship guarantee.
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Most dryer faults are a single failed component — or simply a blocked vent, which is also the most common fire risk in the home.
Tumbles but stays cold. Usually a burnt heating element, blown thermal fuse, or a faulty gas valve on gas models.
Running two or three cycles almost always means restricted airflow — a clogged vent or lint buildup. Also the #1 dryer fire cause.
No response when you press start is typically a door switch, thermal fuse, or start switch failure.
Motor runs but drum stays still — usually a snapped drive belt or a seized idler pulley.
Worn drum rollers, idler pulley, or drum bearings. Best fixed early before it damages the drum.
Stop using it immediately and call us. This usually means a blocked vent or failed thermostat — a genuine fire hazard.
When a dryer takes several cycles to dry, it's nearly always restricted airflow from a lint-clogged vent. That trapped heat is a leading cause of dryer fires in US homes, and it also drives up your energy bill and wears out the heating element early.
If your dryer smells like burning or the outside of the unit is hot to the touch, stop using it and call us. We check and clear the vent line as part of diagnosing any heat or drying-time complaint.
We service gas and electric dryers from all major manufacturers, including stacked and compact units.
Tell us the brand and what it's doing. We'll set a time window that works for you.
Our technician finds the real cause and gives you a firm price before starting.
Most repairs are completed in the same visit, backed by our 90-day workmanship warranty.
We come to you. Not sure if your neighborhood is covered? Give us a call — it probably is.
Almost always restricted airflow. Lint builds up in the vent duct and the hot, moist air can't escape, so clothes stay damp. Clearing the vent line usually fixes it and immediately cuts drying time and energy use.
On electric dryers it's typically a burnt heating element or a blown thermal fuse. On gas dryers it's usually the igniter or gas valve coils. Both are common, straightforward repairs.
Yes — take it seriously. A burning smell or a cabinet that's hot to the touch usually means blocked airflow or a failed thermostat, and dryer fires are a real risk. Stop using the dryer and call us.
Yes, we service both. Gas dryers involve the igniter, flame sensor and gas valve; electric dryers use a heating element. Our technicians are equipped for both.
It depends on the part. The standard diagnostic visit is $99.95 and is waived when the repair proceeds. You get a firm repair price before any work starts.
Dryers are mechanically simple, so repairs are usually very cost-effective compared to buying new. If we find the repair isn't worth it for your unit, we'll say so directly.
Same-day slots available across San Diego — and we check your vent line while we're there.
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