Dead appliance? Not for long.

Before you drop $1,200 on a new washer, have Carlo look at the old one. Most appliance failures are one worn part — a belt, a valve, a pump — and an honest repair costs a fraction of replacement. If it's truly done, he'll tell you that too, and haul-away or hook-up of the new one is easy to add on.

Vegas is rough on machines: hard water scales up washers and dishwashers, and desert dust packs dryer vents faster than anywhere — which is a fire risk, not just a slow-dry annoyance.

Appliances I work on

• Washers & dryers — won't drain, won't spin, won't heat, walking across the floor
• Refrigerators — warm fridge, ice maker down, water line leaks
• Dishwashers — not draining, not cleaning, hard-water buildup
• Garbage disposals — jammed, humming, leaking — repaired or replaced same-day
• Dryer-vent cleaning — lint-packed vents cleared (faster drying, real fire-safety win)
• New appliance hook-ups — delivery guys left it in the garage? It'll be running by dinner

How it works

Send a photo of the problem through the contact form — or just call or text. You'll get a straight answer on whether it's a quick fix or a bigger job, and a fair price before any work starts.