Hanahan sits just north of the shop, past the airport and up Rivers Ave or across Remount Rd, close enough that a morning call often gets an afternoon van. Six machines, one procedure: a $99 diagnosis with a meter, the failed part named plainly, one written price, and the repair from the van the same visit when the part is aboard.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat 9am–3pm · same-day windows for a warm refrigerator
Tap a machine for symptoms, the procedure and local notes.
Washer Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off online
Dryer Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off online
Refrigerator & Freezer Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off online
Stove, Range & Oven Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off online
Dishwasher Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineIce Maker Repair$99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineThe route to Hanahan is the most familiar one the van runs. Out of the lot on W Montague Ave, right on Rivers Ave past the Coliseum, or up Remount Rd past Joint Base Charleston's back gate, and you are on Hanahan Rd in about ten minutes. From there the town fans out: Yeamans Hall and the streets along the Goose Creek reservoir, Otranto and the older blocks toward the Cooper River, Tanner Plantation and Eagle Landing on the newer side. Because it is so close, Hanahan does not get its own day; it gets slotted between North Charleston calls all week, Monday to Saturday, which is why same-day windows for a warm refrigerator are realistic here.
Hanahan's housing comes in two clear generations, and each breaks its appliances in its own way. The 1960s brick ranches along Hanahan Rd, Yeamans Hall Rd and the Otranto side have crawlspaces, and the dryer vent runs flat through them and packs with damp lint; the kitchens still hold coil ranges and top-freezer refrigerators that were built to be repaired. The 2000s subdivisions, Tanner Plantation and Eagle Landing above all, bought the same builder-package washer, dryer, dishwasher and glass-top range for every house on the street, so those machines fail on the same clock, street by street. The water is Charleston Water System, moderately soft, so scale is rarely the culprit here.
| Appliance | What we see most here |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | Garage units in Eagle Landing and Otranto quitting in July heat; defrost failures on the older top-freezers; inverter boards lost to storm-season surges. |
| Dryers | Crawlspace vents under the 1960s ranches packed with felted lint, starving the element; rusted drum rollers; the same thermal fuse failing up and down a Tanner Plantation street. |
| Washers | Drain pumps stalled on debris in the builder-package front-loaders; lid switches and agitator dogs in the older top-loaders; upstairs leaks in the newer two-story homes. |
| Dishwashers | Drain pumps jammed with glass; retrofit installs in the ranches with clogged air gaps and no high loop; latches and gaskets on the 2000s units. Soft water, so rarely scale. |
| Ranges & ovens | Bake elements and igniters; glass-top oven controls in the subdivisions; surface switches and receptacles on the coil ranges near Yeamans Hall. |
| Ice makers | Samsung and LG French-door modules freezing up; inlet valves leaking into a frozen fill tube; garage refrigerators too warm to harvest in summer. |
A two-story house on a cul-de-sac, the dryer in an upstairs closet, towels taking two cycles since spring. The airflow gauge reads almost nothing at the wall. The vent to the roof is felted solid; the element is fine. The technician clears what he can reach, writes what the run needs, and the next load dries in fifty minutes.
A 1960s ranch, an older GE top-freezer, fresh food warming while the freezer stays cold, frost on the back wall. The defrost heater reads open, and the replacement is on the van. Forty minutes later the frost is melting, the fan is moving air again, and the written warranty is on the counter.
A rental duplex, tenant home, owner at work. The front-loader is stopped with the door locked and water in the drum. A hairpin in the drain pump impeller. The technician texts the owner the written number, gets the approval, clears and tests the pump, and emails the invoice before leaving the driveway.
Standing water, a spin that never comes, a puddle on the laundry-room floor — front-load, top-load and the stacked pairs in townhomes and rentals.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →Cold air, two-cycle loads, a squeal from the drum — gas and electric, plus the vent check that crawlspace runs and Lowcountry humidity make essential.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →Warm shelves, frost storms, a compressor that clicks and stops. A warm refrigerator in a Lowcountry July goes to the front of the line.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →Burners that won’t light, ovens that never reach temperature, igniters that click all night — gas and electric, wall ovens and glass-top ranges.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →Water in the bottom, cloudy glasses, a puddle in front of the door, a latch that won’t register. Built-in and panel-front units included.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →The module inside the refrigerator: silent units, hollow cubes, frozen fill lines and the valves that quietly give up.
Every repair: $99 diagnostic · up to $20 off onlineDetails →Ten minutes on a normal day, up Rivers Ave or across Remount Rd. Hanahan calls slot into the North Charleston schedule all week, so most get a same-week window and often the next business day. A warm refrigerator called in before noon usually gets a van the same afternoon. We run Monday to Saturday, six days a week.
No. Hanahan is inside the same 35-minute circle as everything else we serve, and there is no bridge, gate or distance surcharge anywhere in it. The diagnostic is $99 at the door, and that $99 is inside the repair price you approve. If you decide not to repair, $99 is the entire bill.
Yes, every week. Visits get scheduled around shift times, and if a PCS move-out inspection is on the calendar we put the date on the ticket so the machine is fixed and tested before the walk-through. Early-morning and Saturday windows exist for exactly this. Tell us the constraint when you book.
Yes. The tenant hosts the visit, the owner gets the written price by text and approves it the same way, and the invoice and written warranty go to the owner by email. Property managers with several Hanahan doors can keep one contact at the shop and get the same procedure on every unit.
Home base · ZIP 29405 · 29406 · 29418 · 29420
City page →15 min from the shop · ZIP 29445
City page →15 min from the shop · ZIP 29456
City page →15 min from the shop · ZIP 29492
City page →20 min from the shop · ZIP 29483 · 29485 · 29486
City page →20 min from the shop · ZIP 29401 · 29403
City page →Call (843) 969-4423 or send the form. Most requests get a callback within the hour in business time, with a real arrival window.
The technician tests the machine with a meter, names the failed part in plain words, and writes one flat price. The $99 is already inside it.
We stock the high-failure parts for the brands Lowcountry homes actually own, so most jobs close on the spot; ordered parts return with no second trip fee.
Full test cycle before we pack up, a tidy work area after, and a written warranty in your hand.
10 minutes from the shop, no distance surcharge. up to $20 off the repair when you book online.