Terms of Use

What does Appliance Repair North Carolina do?

We provide a website and phone connection service. We do not inspect, diagnose, schedule, or perform appliance repairs ourselves.

When you call and enter a ZIP code, the call may be routed to an independent appliance repair company. The connected company decides whether to take the job and handles any service agreement with you.

Who sets service terms and charges?

The connected repair company sets its own appointment time, diagnostic charges, repair charges, and other service terms. Ask the company for those details before you agree to work.

Site content does not promise a price, visit time, result, or warranty. Product and service details can vary by repair company and appliance model.

Are the appliance tips a diagnosis?

No. Safe checks on the site are general information. They do not replace an inspection by a qualified service professional.

For smoke, gas, or water near electricity, stop using the appliance and contact emergency services or your utility.

What happens to call information?

Calls may be recorded and routed through a phone tracking service. The Privacy Policy explains the information used for ZIP routing, call handling, and analytics.

Are brand names endorsements?

No. Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, Kenmore, and Electrolux are named to help callers describe an appliance. We are not affiliated with or authorized by any manufacturer.

How can I contact the site?

Call the phone number shown in the header to ask about the connection service or these terms. For a repair appointment, contact the company that answered your call.

Can these terms change?

Yes. We may update these terms when the site or call service changes. The version available on the site applies when you use it.