Same-day Dishwasher repair for Santa Monica homes. Licensed technicians, all brands, fixed right the first time.
$85 service call — credited toward your repair if you proceed
Dishwasher Repair by City
Since 2012, Primagate Appliance Repair has provided same-day Dishwasher repair throughout Santa Monica, 90401-90405. We regularly service homes near Montana Ave, Ocean Park and the Wilshire-Montana neighborhood. We service all major brands — LG, Samsung, GE, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador and Miele. Licensed technicians carry common parts on every truck so most repairs are completed in a single visit. Call (310) 920-3850 for fast local appliance repair in Santa Monica.
Who repairs dishwashers in Santa Monica, CA? Primagate Appliance Repair is a California-licensed (A 50574) appliance repair company serving Santa Monica since 2012, offering same-day dishwasher repair, a 180-day parts and labor warranty, and an $85 service call credited toward the repair.
Standing water after a cycle? We clear clogs and fix drain pumps.
Dishes coming out dirty? We repair spray arms and wash motors.
Water on the kitchen floor? We fix door seals and hose connections.
Grinding or buzzing sounds? We diagnose pump and motor issues.
No power or stuck mid-cycle? We troubleshoot control panels.
Dishes coming out wet? We repair heating elements and vents.
90% of repairs completed in one visit. We stock common parts for all major brands.
All parts and labor covered. If it breaks again, we fix it free.
CA State Appliance Repair Registration A 50574. Upfront pricing, no hidden fees.
LG, Samsung, GE, Whirlpool, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Miele and more.
Other Services in Santa Monica
Yes, from Ocean Park and Main Street through Montana Avenue and Sunset Park. It's a compact service area, so appointment windows here are usually flexible.
Yes. Tight Santa Monica kitchens often require pulling the unit forward to access the pump and connections. We plan the visit around the access instead of being caught out by it.
Common causes are a failing heating element interrupting the cycle, a faulty thermostat, or a control board fault. The error code, if the unit displays one, narrows it down quickly.
It depends on the failed part. Pumps, valves and latches are usually worth fixing. A failed control board on an older mid-range unit is closer to the replace threshold, and we'll say so honestly.