Front-load, top-load, stacked and all-in-one washers that won't drain, spin, start or stop leaking — repaired same day or next day across Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. $75 diagnostic, credited toward the repair.
Credited toward your repair when you approve it
Mainstream and luxury built-in models
Licensed, insured and EPA 608 certified
Most repairs finished on the first visit
Red Rock Appliance Services repairs front-load, top-load, stacked and combo washers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical washer repairs cost $150–$600; drum bearing replacement on a front-loader runs about $450–$800. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
Most washer breakdowns come down to a handful of parts: the drain pump, door lock or lid switch, suspension, drive belt or motor, water valve and control board. We stock the common ones and finish most washer repairs on the first visit.
Las Vegas water is among the hardest in the country, so we also see a lot of scale-clogged inlet screens, sticky valves and mineral build-up that shortens heater and pump life.
Washers we repair:
We repair every brand of washer, from Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, GE Profile, Café, Frigidaire, Electrolux, KitchenAid, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, Haier and Hisense to luxury built-ins by Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Viking, Miele, Monogram, Gaggenau, Bosch Benchmark, Fisher & Paykel, JennAir, Dacor, Liebherr, Signature Kitchen Suite, BlueStar and Bertazzoni. No brand is off limits, and we work on units still under a manufacturer warranty only after you have checked with the manufacturer first.
The washer failures we fix most often in Las Vegas homes, with safe checks you can try first.
Likely causes
Try this first
On most front-loaders, open the small panel at the bottom front, drain the water into a pan and clean the filter. Check the drain hose for kinks.
How we fix it
We clear the drain path and replace the pump if it hums but doesn't move water.
Likely causes
Try this first
Redistribute the load and run a drain-and-spin cycle. A single bulky item often stops the spin.
How we fix it
We test the lock, switch, motor and board and replace the failed part.
Likely causes
Try this first
Use only HE detergent and check behind the washer for a dripping hose.
How we fix it
We find the exact leak point and replace the gasket, hose, pump or seal.
Likely causes
Try this first
Check the washer is level and the shipping bolts were removed on a new machine.
How we fix it
We replace shocks, springs or suspension rods. A roaring noise means bearings; we quote the bearing job or tell you honestly if replacement is smarter.
Likely causes
Try this first
Unplug the washer for 5 minutes to reset the control. Make sure the drum has drained.
How we fix it
We replace the lock, switch or board and confirm the full wash cycle.
Likely causes
Try this first
Wipe the gasket folds, clean the pump filter, run a hot clean cycle and leave the door ajar after use.
How we fix it
If the gasket is torn or the smell persists, we replace the gasket and clean the drain path.
Try these step-by-step guides before you book — many problems have a simple fix. If the problem comes back, call (702) 744-2944.
Typical totals we see in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City for the most common repairs, parts and labor included. Every visit starts with a $75 in-home diagnostic, and that fee is credited toward the repair when you approve it. You always get the exact price before any work starts.
| Repair | Typical total (parts + labor) |
|---|---|
| Drain pump replacement | $200–$350 |
| Door lock or lid switch | $180–$320 |
| Shock absorbers / suspension rods | $220–$380 |
| Door boot gasket (front-load) | $220–$400 |
| Water inlet valve | $180–$300 |
| Drive belt or motor coupling | $150–$280 |
| Control board or user interface | $300–$600 |
| Drive motor or inverter board | $350–$700 |
| Drum bearings and seal (front-load) | $450–$800 |
Ranges are estimates for standard freestanding models, not a quote. Built-in and luxury models, hard-to-reach installations and dealer-only parts can cost more; simple fixes often cost less. Prices include our 90-day labor warranty and up to 1-year parts warranty.
Call (702) 744-2944 or book online and describe what the washer is doing.
We run the washer through its test mode and check pump, lock, motor and controls. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
You approve the price before any part is replaced.
Pumps, locks, valves, belts and shocks are on the truck.
Every repair comes with a 90-day labor warranty and up to 1-year parts warranty. If the same problem comes back, we come back.
Washer full of water or won't spin? Call now —
most washer repairs are done on the first visit.
Straight answers about washer repair in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City.
Most washer repairs cost $150–$600 total. Front-load drum bearing replacement runs about $450–$800. The diagnostic is $75 and is credited toward the repair.
Most often the pump filter behind the small front panel is clogged with lint, coins or hair pins. If cleaning it doesn't help, the drain pump has usually failed.
Usually yes for pumps, locks, valves, belts and shocks. For bearings or a motor on an older budget washer we may recommend replacement — we'll tell you honestly.
Yes, including LG WashTower, Samsung stacked units, GE and Whirlpool laundry centers and Electrolux stacks.
An unbalanced or unlevel washer, worn shocks or suspension rods, or worn drum bearings. Shocks and rods are a routine repair.
Unplug it for five minutes and make sure the water has drained. If it still won't release, call us — forcing the door breaks the lock and the handle.
Yes, residential and commercial Speed Queen machines.
Every repair includes a 90-day labor warranty and up to 1-year parts warranty.
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