Bloomington appliance repair for split-levels west of France Ave, post-war ramblers to the east, and the apartment buildings around the Mall of America.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat 9am–3pm · Eden Prairie-based, no mileage charge inside 30 minutes
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I-494 runs the length of Bloomington, and so does our route. From Prairie Center Dr we join the freeway and peel off at Hwy 169 for the neighborhoods around Hyland Lake and Normandale, at France Ave for the center of the city, or at Penn, Lyndale and 34th for East Bloomington and the apartment blocks near the Mall of America. Old Shakopee Rd ties the whole south side together when the freeway is jammed at rush hour. The airport sits at the east end, and a good share of Bloomington customers work there, so we hold early and late windows for people whose shifts do not match anyone else’s clock.
Bloomington divides neatly at France Ave. East of it the houses are 1950s and 60s ramblers with basement laundry rooms, block foundations and dryer vents that exit through the rim joist a foot above the snow. West of it the 1970s and 80s split-levels have laundry on the lower level off the garage and refrigerators in garages that get cold enough in January to fool a thermostat. Both halves drink from Bloomington’s municipal wells, so the water is hard and softeners are the rule. And Bloomington has one of the largest apartment inventories in the west metro, which means a steady run of property-manager calls handled by text and email rather than at the kitchen table.
| Appliance | What Bloomington calls about most |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | Garage refrigerators stopping below forty degrees, defrost failures on side-by-sides in East Bloomington, condenser fans stalled by dust and pet hair |
| Washers | Apartment-building stackables that stop spinning, scaled inlet valves on well water, front-loaders shaking on split-level slabs |
| Dryers | Rim-joist vents iced shut on ramblers, coils failing on gas dryers, lint-packed runs from lower-level laundry rooms in Normandale |
| Dishwashers | White film and scaled elements after a softener lapse, drain pumps jammed with glass, builder-grade units in apartments that stop draining |
| Ovens & ranges | Bake elements splitting on electric ranges, gas igniters weakening through the fall, glass-top zones dead, F-codes on Whirlpool and GE |
| Ice makers | Fill valves narrowed by hard water, hollow cubes, frozen fill tubes in garage units near Hyland Lake, door dispensers jammed with frost |
A garage refrigerator in a split-level near Normandale Lake stops during a stretch of nights near twenty below. The freezer has thawed onto the slab. The compressor, relay and fan all test sound; the thermostat simply stopped calling in the cold. We explain why, describe the garage-kit option, and charge only the diagnosis.
A property manager for a building near the Mall reports a stacked washer that fills and drains but never spins. The tenant hosts the visit. The door lock reads open on the meter, the replacement is on the truck, and the manager approves the written price by text before the machine finishes its test cycle.
An electric dryer in a rambler off Penn Ave blows cold. The thermal fuse is open and the vent through the block wall holds a frozen plug of lint behind an iced flap. We replace the fuse, clear the run to daylight, and check the element and thermostats so the new fuse is not sacrificed to the same blockage.
A Whirlpool near Hyland Lake leaves a chalky film and stops heating. The softener has been out of salt since spring. The element reads open under a crust of scale, so we replace it, descale the sump and spray arm, and show the homeowner the brine tank before the ticket is closed.

Warm shelves · frost in the freezer · clicking · water under the crispers
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Won’t drain · won’t spin · leaks · door locked shut
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
No heat · two cycles a load · loud drum · burnt smell
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Won’t drain · cloudy glasses · not cleaning · won’t start
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Dead burner · oven never gets hot · igniter clicks · F-code
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
No ice · small hollow cubes · scaled fill valve · frozen fill tube
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Faults we see most, codes worth photographing, what we do
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Faults we see most, codes worth photographing, what we do
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Faults we see most, codes worth photographing, what we do
Whirlpool page →
Faults we see most, codes worth photographing, what we do
GE page →Yes. MSP and the hotels and warehouses around it run around the clock, so we keep early-morning and late-day windows open for Bloomington customers who sleep at odd hours. Tell us when you book, and we will fit the visit to the shift rather than the other way around, six days a week.
Constantly. Bloomington has a large apartment inventory around the Mall of America, Normandale and the airport, and we handle those calls by text and email: the tenant lets us in, the owner or manager approves the written price, and the invoice and warranty follow electronically. The $99 diagnostic is folded into any approved repair.
Often not. A refrigerator in an unheated Bloomington garage stops running when the garage drops below about forty degrees, because the thermostat reads the room as cold enough and never starts the compressor, and the freezer thaws. We test the machine to be sure, and if it is sound you pay only the diagnostic and hear about the options.
Hard. Bloomington’s municipal wells deliver water that scales heaters, spray arms and fill valves quickly when the softener is not keeping up. White film on glasses and shrinking ice cubes are the first signs. We check the softener before replacing anything, because a scaled element behind a dry brine tank will scale again if the water is not fixed.
Home base · ZIP 55344 · 55346 · 55347
Area page →8 min from the shop · ZIP 55305 · 55343 · 55345
Area page →8 min from the shop · ZIP 55317
Area page →12 min from the shop · ZIP 55424 · 55435 · 55436 · 55439
Area page →12 min from the shop · ZIP 55343 · 55305
Area page →15 min from the shop · ZIP 55416 · 55426
Area page →Call (763) 342-9995 or send the form. You get a callback with a real arrival window, and a text when the truck is on its way.
The technician tests the machine, names the failed part in plain words, and writes one flat price. The $99 is already inside it.
We stock the parts that actually fail in west-metro homes, so most jobs close the same visit; an ordered part comes back with no second trip fee.
Full test cycle before we pack up, a clean work area after, and a written warranty on the invoice.
12 minutes from the shop, no mileage charge. $99 diagnostic, one written number, written warranty.