Appliance Repair Cost Guide: Middle TN
One of the most common questions we get before a technician is even scheduled is simple: "about how much will this cost?" While every repair depends on the specific part and labor involved, most repairs across Nashville and the surrounding Middle Tennessee area fall into fairly predictable ranges.
Typical Repair Cost Ranges
| Appliance | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator | $150 – $450 |
| Washer | $120 – $380 |
| Dryer | $110 – $350 |
| Dishwasher | $100 – $320 |
| Oven / Range | $130 – $400 |
| Microwave | $80 – $250 |
These ranges reflect parts and labor combined for the most common failures on each appliance type. A refrigerator compressor replacement, for example, sits at the higher end of its range, while a simple door seal replacement sits near the low end.
What Affects the Final Price
- The specific part needed. A control board generally costs more than a belt or a seal.
- Brand and model. Premium brands like Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Thermador often use proprietary parts that cost more than mass-market equivalents.
- Age of the appliance. Older or discontinued models can sometimes require a part that takes longer to source.
- How many parts have failed. A single straightforward repair always costs less than diagnosing and replacing multiple failed components.
Understanding the Diagnostic Fee
Most repair companies, including ours, charge a diagnostic (service call) fee that covers a technician's visit and an accurate assessment of the problem. This fee is typically applied toward the repair cost if you move forward with the work, so it isn't an extra charge stacked on top of the final bill.
Does Price Change by Location?
No. Our pricing stays consistent across every one of our service areas, whether you're closer to the city center or out in one of the surrounding suburbs. You can see the full list of communities we cover, with the same rates and availability, on our service areas page.
Find out if we cover your specific neighborhood or suburb.
See All Service Areas →Getting the Most Accurate Quote
The fastest way to get an exact number is to describe the symptoms in detail when you call — what the appliance is doing (or not doing), any error codes, and roughly how old it is. That lets us give you a realistic estimate before a technician even arrives.