Washer repair
in Denver & metro area

Water left in the drum, clothes coming out soaked, a machine that walks across the floor or flashes an error code — we find the cause and fix it, usually in one visit.

See open times Call (720) 330-3635

2-hour arrival windows
Upfront quote, no surprises
Common parts on the truck

Common repairs

What's wrong with your washer?

The washer problems we fix most often around Denver:

Won't drainStanding water after the cycle. Usually a clogged drain pump filter, a sock in the pump, a kinked hose or a failed pump motor.Book this repair → Won't spinClothes come out soaking wet. A lid lock or door lock that won't engage, a worn belt, motor coupling, clutch, shifter or motor control board.Book this repair → LeakingA torn door boot, loose or cracked hoses, a leaking pump or, on older machines, a worn tub seal.Book this repair → Shaking & bangingWorn shock absorbers or suspension rods, failing drum bearings or an unbalanced, unlevel machine.Book this repair → Error code / won't startDoor lock, water level sensor, inlet valve or control board faults — we read the code and test the part behind it.Book this repair → Smells badMold and detergent buildup in the door boot or drain path, mostly on front-loaders. We clean what can be cleaned and replace what can't.Book this repair →

How we work

Diagnosed, not guessed

A washing machine combines water, a motor and a lot of moving weight, so most failures are mechanical: pumps, locks, belts, bearings, suspension and hoses. We check the machine under a real cycle to see exactly where it stops.

You get the full repair price before any work starts. Drain pumps, door locks, belts, suspension parts and inlet valves are the kind of parts we carry, so many washers run again on the same visit.

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Washers we work on

Front-load washers
Top-load washers with agitator or impeller
Stacked washer & dryer units
Laundry centers
Compact and all-in-one washers
Commercial-style machines like Speed Queen

Good to know

Quick checks before you call

Some problems have a simple cause you can check yourself in a few minutes. If these don't help, we're a click away.

1
Clean the pump filter
Most front-loaders have a small door at the bottom front. Put down towels — the filter traps coins, hair ties and socks that stop draining.
2
Look at the drain hose
A hose pushed too far into the standpipe or kinked behind the machine can stop draining or siphon water out.
3
Check the load
One heavy item like a bath mat can throw the drum off balance and stop the spin. Redistribute and try again.
4
Leave the door open
On a front-loader, leaving the door and dispenser open between washes keeps mold and odor from coming back.

Brands

Washer brands we service

Don't see yours? Ask — chances are we work on it.

Samsung
LG
Whirlpool
GE
Maytag
Frigidaire
Electrolux
Bosch
Kenmore
Amana
Miele
Speed Queen
Haier
Fisher & Paykel
Beko
Hotpoint
Hisense

Brand names are trademarks of their owners. Switch On Repair is an independent service company and is not affiliated with any manufacturer.

How it works

From "it's broken" to "it works" in three steps

1
Pick a time
Choose an open 2-hour arrival window online — or call us. You get a confirmation right away.
2
Diagnosis & quote
We find the cause and give you the full price before any repair starts. You decide.
3
Fixed & tested
Most repairs are finished the same visit with parts from the truck. If a part has to be ordered, we schedule the return trip with you.

Service area

Washing machine repair across Metro Denver

We come to homes in Denver and the surrounding cities every weekday and Saturday — from the plains to the foothills. Not sure about your address? Check your ZIP code.

FAQ

Repair questions

Something else? Give us a call — we always get back to you.

Is it worth repairing my washer?

For most washers under about 10 years old, yes — pumps, locks, belts, suspension and valves are affordable repairs. A failed drum bearing on a budget machine can cost close to a new one, and we'll say so after the diagnosis.

What do I do with the water in the drum?

You can drain it through the pump filter on a front-loader or bail it out on a top-loader, but you don't have to — we can drain it when we arrive.

Why does my front-load washer smell?

Front-loaders seal tightly and save water, so moisture and detergent residue stay in the door boot and drain path. Using HE detergent, cleaning the filter and leaving the door open help. A smell that keeps coming back can mean a drain problem.

Do you fix stacked washer and dryer units?

Yes. Stacked pairs and one-piece laundry centers are common in Denver condos and apartments, and we service both halves.

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