Thirty minutes up US-52 from the shop on W Montague Ave, and the route doesn’t stop at the courthouse. Foxbank Plantation, the lake houses toward Pinopolis, the farms past Whitesville on a well — same $99 diagnostic, same written price, no mileage surcharge. A meter on the machine, the failed part named in plain words, one number to approve, and the repair from the van, usually that visit.
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 van leaves W Montague Ave, picks up US-52 at Rivers Ave and stays on it past Goose Creek until Rembert C. Dennis Blvd turns into Main Street. That is about thirty minutes on a normal morning, which puts Moncks Corner inside the same window as everywhere else we work — no long-haul fee, no rural surcharge. From the courthouse we fan out: Foxbank Plantation and the newer streets off US-17A, the older blocks between Main Street and the railroad, the lake houses along Lake Moultrie toward Pinopolis and Bonneau Beach, and the acreage out Cypress Gardens Rd and Highway 6 where mailboxes sit a quarter mile apart. Appointments are grouped by direction so a lake call and a farm call ride the same trip.
Two kinds of houses call from Moncks Corner, and they fail differently. Foxbank and the newer subdivisions are builder-grade packages from the last ten years, all bought the same month, so the same dishwasher pump or refrigerator fan quits on three neighbors in one season. Out on the acreage the machines are older and the water is well water: washer inlet screens pack with sediment, ice maker fill tubes scale shut, dishwasher heaters grow a crust. Add the garage freezer — most places out here have one, full of venison and shrimp — and a July afternoon in a metal-roofed garage is where compressors go to die. Propane ranges are common past the town limits, and a gas oven that won’t hold temperature is usually an igniter, not the tank.
| Appliance | What we see most here |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | Garage and shop units running in 100-degree air: dirty condensers, weak fans, compressors that click and quit by August. Surge-damaged boards after summer storms. |
| Dryers | Long runs on 30- and 40-foot vent paths through crawlspaces and out gable ends; lint packed to felt by humidity; propane dryers with a weak igniter or coil. |
| Washers | Well-water sediment on inlet screens and valves, top-loaders that won’t spin under a heavy load of work clothes, drain pumps chewing a rag or a sock. |
| Dishwashers | Scale on the heater and spray arms on well water; Foxbank-era pumps failing in a wave; float switches stuck by mineral grit. |
| Ranges & ovens | Propane and natural-gas igniters that click without lighting, oven sensors reading cold, coil-top burner receptacles burned loose. |
| Ice makers | Fill valves choked with scale, fill tubes frozen solid, hollow cubes from low flow. The most water-sensitive part in the house on a well. |
A chest freezer in a detached garage, three deer and half a season of shrimp inside, alarm going since dawn. The condenser is a mat of dust and cottonwood fluff and the start relay is rattling. We clear the coil, test the compressor windings with a meter, name the relay, and write the number before touching a screwdriver.
A 2017 build, the third house on the street with the same complaint this month: water standing in the tub after the cycle. The drain pump hums and stops. We confirm the pump against the control board so the board isn’t blamed for a pump problem, quote once, and swap it from the van stock.
A lake house near Pinopolis, top-loader filling for twenty minutes and never getting full. Both inlet screens are a gray crust of well scale, and the cold valve is barely opening. We clean what cleans, replace what doesn’t, and run a full fill-and-spin before leaving the key under the mat.
$99 diagnostic, inside the repair · up to $20 off online
Work clothes, hunting gear and a well make Moncks Corner washers earn their keep. When yours stalls with water inside, fills for ages or shakes the laundry room wall, we put a meter on it and tell you which part quit. The $99 diagnostic is inside the number you approve; say no and $99 is the whole bill. Book online and up to $20 comes off the repair.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Fills slowly or never fills | Inlet screens and valve packed with well sediment and scale | Clean the screens, test the valve coils, replace the valve if it won’t open fully |
| Stops full of water | Drain pump jammed with grit, a sock or a bra wire; pump motor failed | Clear the pump and hose, test the pump on the meter, swap it from van stock |
| Walks and bangs on spin | Worn suspension rods or shocks under heavy Carhartt loads; failed balance ring | Check the suspension, replace the worn set, verify a level spin under load |
On a well, the answer is nearly always minerals. Scale and fine grit collect on the two inlet screens and inside the valve until the flow is a trickle. We pull the screens, clean or replace them, and test the valve; if it is partly blocked internally it gets replaced. On town water in Foxbank a slow fill usually points at the valve itself or low pressure at the tap.
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Long vent runs and Lowcountry humidity are the Moncks Corner dryer story: lint that packs into felt inside a forty-foot duct, and a machine that runs two cycles to dry one load. Whether it is electric or propane, we test the heat circuit, read the vent pressure and name the failed part. The $99 diagnostic rides inside the repair price you approve; decline and $99 is all you pay. Online booking takes up to $20 off the repair.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Runs but never gets hot | Electric: open heating element or thermal fuse. Propane: igniter or gas coils failing | Test the element, fuse and thermostats, or the igniter and coils, and replace what reads open |
| Two cycles to dry a load | Vent packed with humid lint, often at the crawlspace turn or the gable-end hood | Check airflow at the hood, clear the accessible run, correct a crushed flex hose |
| Squeal or thump from the drum | Drum rollers rusted by humidity, worn belt, glazed idler pulley | Replace rollers, belt and idler as a set so the noise does not come back in a month |
That pattern is the gas coils on the valve. They open the gas for the first ignition, warm up, and then fail to hold, so the flame drops after a few minutes and the load comes out damp. We confirm it by watching the burner cycle and checking the coils with a meter, then replace the pair from the van. The tank and regulator stay with your propane supplier.
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A garage freezer full of a season’s deer or a kitchen refrigerator warm on a July morning gets a same-day window in Moncks Corner. We check the compressor, the fans, the defrost system and the board, then tell you what failed and what it costs to fix in one written number. The $99 diagnosis is already inside that number if you say yes; if you say no, $99 is the whole bill. Up to $20 off the repair when you book online.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Warm inside, runs constantly | Condenser matted with dust in a hot garage; condenser fan dead; compressor start relay failed | Clean the coil, test the fan and relay, check compressor windings with a meter |
| Freezer fine, fridge warm | Defrost heater or sensor failed; evaporator iced solid; damper stuck | Test the defrost circuit, clear the ice, replace the failed part, verify airflow |
| Dead after a summer storm | Control board or inverter taken out by a surge or a hard restart | Test board outputs and the inverter, replace the failed board, recommend a surge protector |
Often yes, if the compressor is sound. Most garage failures here are a dirty condenser, a dead fan or a start relay, and those are repairs, not replacements. If the compressor itself has failed on an older freezer we say so and put the number on paper, and you decide. The $99 covers the answer either way.
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Moncks Corner cooks on everything: propane ranges out past the town line, natural gas in Foxbank, coil-top electrics in the older houses off Main Street. Cold ovens, clicking igniters and dead burners all get the same treatment — a meter, a plain-words diagnosis and one written price with the $99 diagnostic already inside it. Say no and you owe the $99 only. Book online and up to $20 comes off the repair.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Igniter clicks, no flame | Cracked or weak igniter, wet spark module after a storm, clogged burner ports | Test the igniter and module, clean the ports, replace the failed part |
| Oven heats slow or never reaches temp | Weak hot-surface igniter on gas; open bake element or bad sensor on electric | Measure igniter draw or element resistance, replace, verify with a thermometer |
| Coil burner dead or sparking | Burned receptacle or infinite switch on an older coil-top | Replace the receptacle and switch, check the wiring behind the panel |
We service propane ranges that are already set up for LP, and we replace orifices and regulators as part of a repair when they have failed. A full conversion of a new natural-gas range to propane is usually done with the manufacturer’s kit, and we can handle that in a scheduled visit when the kit is on hand. Either way the number is written before we start.
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Dishwashers in Moncks Corner split down the water line. Foxbank units on county water fail on pumps and boards; well-fed units out in the country fail on scale — crusted heaters, clogged spray arms, float switches gummed with grit. We test the specific machine and write one number with the $99 diagnostic inside it. Decline the repair and $99 is the whole bill. Online booking is worth up to $20 off the repair.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Water left in the bottom | Drain pump failed or blocked; check valve stuck; air gap or disposal knockout clogged | Test the pump, clear the drain path, replace the pump if it reads open |
| Dishes come out gritty or cloudy | Scale on spray arms and heater; clogged filter; worn wash pump on well water | Descale and clear the arms, test the heater and wash motor, replace what is worn |
| Won’t start or stops mid-cycle | Door latch not registering; control board or thermal fuse failed | Test the latch switch and board, replace the failed component |
On a well that film is mineral, and it means the heater and spray arms are scaling too. We clean the arms and filter, check the heating element for a crust that insulates it, and confirm the water reaches wash temperature. Rinse aid and a periodic descaling cycle slow it down afterward. On county water the same film is more often a detergent issue than the machine.
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Nothing on a well fails faster than the ice maker. The fill valve is small, the fill tube is narrow, and scale finds both. Hollow cubes, no ice, a frozen tube or water leaking into the bin all get a real diagnosis, not a guess, with the $99 inside the number you approve and $99 as the whole bill if you don’t. Up to $20 off the repair when you book online.
| What you notice | What it usually is | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| No ice, no sound | Ice maker module or motor failed; freezer running too warm; bail arm off | Test the module and freezer temperature, replace the ice maker assembly if it is dead |
| Hollow or tiny cubes | Fill valve restricted by scale; low flow through the fill tube | Measure the fill volume, replace the valve, clear or replace the fill tube |
| Ice sheet in the bin or water on the floor | Fill tube frozen and overflowing; valve leaking past its seat | Thaw and clear the tube, test the valve for seepage, replace and verify a clean fill |
Scale. The fill valve has a small orifice and a fine screen, and well minerals close both down until the tray gets a partial fill, which produces hollow cubes and then nothing. A whole-house filter or softener extends the interval a lot. When it fails, we replace the valve and clear the fill tube in one visit and it usually runs several more years.
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No. Moncks Corner sits about thirty minutes from the shop and that puts it inside our normal service area, including the acreage past the town limits and the houses along Lake Moultrie. The $99 diagnostic is the same as it is in North Charleston, and it is inside the written price when you approve the repair. Decline the repair and $99 is the whole bill.
It changes what fails. Well water carries minerals and grit that town water on Berkeley County Water & Sanitation mostly doesn’t, so we see scaled inlet valves, clogged screens and frozen ice maker fill tubes far more often here. We check for it on every water-using machine, tell you what the scale has done, and quote the fix in one written number.
Yes. LP-fired ranges and dryers are common outside town, and most of what fails on them is the same as natural gas: igniters, flame sensors, gas valves and coils. We do not service the tank, regulator or supply line — that stays with your propane company — but everything from the appliance connection inward is ours to test and repair.
A warm refrigerator or freezer goes to the front of the line, and we hold same-day windows for it six days a week, Monday to Saturday. Tell us it is a garage unit with a season of meat inside and we plan the route accordingly. Everything else in Moncks Corner is usually next day, always within the week.
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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.
30 minutes from the shop, no distance surcharge. up to $20 off the repair when you book online.