The shop sits at 3229 W Montague Ave, between the airport and the I-26 interchange, and every North Charleston address is a short drive from it. Washers, dryers, refrigerators and freezers, stoves and ovens, dishwashers and the ice makers inside refrigerators, across Park Circle, Wescott, Liberty Hill and the apartment belts. $99 diagnostic with a meter, one written price, the repair from the van, written warranty.
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 onlineMontague Avenue is the spine of the route. From the shop it runs east under I-26, across Rivers Ave and on to Park Circle and the Navy Yard; west it reaches International Blvd, the airport, Boeing and Tanger. Dorchester Rd carries the van south to Wescott, Coosaw Creek and the Dorchester Rd subdivisions; Ashley Phosphate Rd and Rivers Ave carry it through the apartment belts and up toward Ladson Rd; Remount Rd takes it to Liberty Hill, Union Heights and the Hanahan line. Nothing in the city is more than fifteen minutes from the shop, so North Charleston gets the tightest arrival windows on the schedule, with early and late slots for shift workers at Boeing, the airport and Joint Base Charleston.
The housing tells the technician what to expect before the door opens. Park Circle, Liberty Hill and Union Heights are 1940s to 1960s bungalows and ranches on crawlspaces, with dryer vents run under the floor, coil-top ranges and top-freezer refrigerators that have outlived their warranties by fifteen years. Wescott, Coosaw Creek and the 2000s subdivisions off Dorchester Rd were built with builder-grade appliance packages that age out street by street: glass-top ranges, side-by-side refrigerators, front-load washers. The apartments along Ashley Phosphate and Rivers Ave run landlord-supplied units through tenant after tenant. Oak Terrace Preserve and the Navy Yard infill bring newer Bosch and Samsung kitchens. Charleston Water System water is moderately soft, so scale is rarely the story here; humidity, summer heat, hurricane-season surges and hard use are.
| Appliance | What we see most here |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | Warm fridge with a working freezer in the Ashley Phosphate apartments; start relays and condenser fans quitting in July; control boards dead after a hurricane-season surge in Wescott and Coosaw Creek; garage second fridges in the Dorchester Rd subdivisions giving up in the heat. |
| Dryers | No heat and two-cycle loads from crawlspace vents packed with lint under Park Circle and Liberty Hill houses; squealing rollers in humid laundry rooms off carports; crushed transition ducts behind stacked units on Rivers Ave; roof-vented second-floor laundries in the 2000s houses. |
| Washers | Drain pumps jammed with socks and hair ties in stacked apartment pairs; door locks and shocks on the Samsung and LG front-loaders that came with Wescott houses; lid switches and belts on landlord-supplied top-loaders in Union Heights duplexes; codes after summer storms. |
| Dishwashers | Water left in the bottom at move-out inspections; latches slammed loose over three tenancies; drain pumps seized on broken glass; the disposal knockout plug left in after a kitchen refresh. Cloudy glasses here are detergent etching, not hardness, on Charleston Water System supply. |
| Ranges & ovens | Bake elements and infinite switches on coil ranges in the older bungalows; radiant elements and oven sensors on the builder glass-tops in Wescott; igniters glowing without lighting on gas slide-ins at Oak Terrace Preserve; thermal fuses tripped after self-clean in Dorchester Rd wall ovens. |
| Ice makers | Freezers running warm in the summer so the mold never harvests; fill valves that trickle or drip and freeze the tube; French-door ice compartments frosting solid in the apartments; harvest controls scrambled by storm surges. Scale is not the cause on North Charleston water. |
A gas dryer in a 1950s bungalow off Montague, clothes still damp after an hour, the top panel hot. The igniter glows, the flame catches and dies; the flame sensor is dropping out. Under the house, the flex duct has separated at a joint. Sensor replaced from the van, duct reconnected, airflow measured at the flap, done before lunch.
A tenant back from a night shift finds the fridge warm and the freezer fine. The property manager books before eight; the van is there by ten. Evaporator fan dead behind the back panel, the coil iced over. Fan replaced, coil thawed, quote approved by the owner’s text in minutes, invoice and written warranty in the owner’s inbox by noon.
A front-loader that came with the house in 2006 stops mid-cycle with towels in water and the door locked. Code read, tub drained by hand, drain pump metered open on the laundry room floor. New pump from the van, a full cycle run to spin, floor wiped, written warranty left on the dryer beside it.
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 →No. The shop is on W Montague Ave, so every North Charleston address is home base, and the $99 diagnostic is the only charge for the visit. Approve the written repair price and that $99 is already inside it; decline and $99 is the whole bill. Park Circle, Wescott, Liberty Hill and the apartment corridors are all the same.
All of them: Park Circle, Oak Terrace Preserve, the Navy Yard, Liberty Hill, Union Heights, Wescott, Coosaw Creek, the Dorchester Rd subdivisions, the Ashley Phosphate and Rivers Ave apartment belts, the streets around Tanger, the airport and Boeing, and the housing around Joint Base Charleston. ZIPs 29405, 29406, 29418 and 29420, plus the Hanahan and Ladson edges.
The tenant books or you do, the technician meets whoever is home, and you get the written quote by text to approve from anywhere. The invoice and written warranty arrive by email. Turnover and move-out visits can be scheduled against a lease date, and the same terms apply whether you own one duplex or a block of apartments.
Yes. Windows run from 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 3pm on Saturday, six days a week, and the first and last windows of the day are held for people working around a shift. Military families can also book against a PCS move-out date. Tell us when you book and the dispatcher plans the route around it.
10 min from the shop · ZIP 29410
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.
Home base — the truck is already here. up to $20 off the repair when you book online.