Appliance repair & installation near you
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- Phone verifiedA one-time code, so the number on the offer is a real one.
- InterviewedA call with our team. Every Tasker, no exceptions.
- A real photoA person — not a logo, not a stock image.
- Payment heldReleased only when you say the work is done.
Services
Kinds of appliances
The kinds of appliances people book most. Open one to see what it covers.
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One post, the whole situation handled
Several jobs bought as one outcome — one Tasker, one price to agree, no coordinating three trades yourself.
Swap and haul
New machine fitted, old one disconnected, carried out and disposed of properly — including the refrigerant if it has any.
Post this taskLaundry closet sorted
The stacked pair pulled, serviced, the vent cleared and everything put back where it fits.
Post this taskKitchen back in service
The dishwasher, the oven and whatever else has been limping, looked at in one visit rather than three.
Post this taskNew place, everything checked
Every appliance tested and the ones that need it serviced, before you find out the hard way.
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Other things people post
Not what you came for? These are tasks people post on Taskly — one post gets you offers on any of them.
The list on the fridge
The shelf that never went up, the door that sticks, the light that flickers — one visit instead of three.
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Flat-pack, standing up
The wardrobe, the desk and the bed frame built and levelled, with the cardboard taken away.
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A week of dinners, cooked
A cook fills the fridge for the week — your list, your dietary needs, containers labelled.
Post this taskWhat to know about appliances
Most appliance calls come down to one question the technician answers in the first twenty minutes: is this worth repairing. A control board on a five-year-old front-loader can cost more than half a new machine; a drain pump on the same machine is routine. Ask for the part cost and the labour cost separately before you agree to anything, because the two behave completely differently — labour is predictable and parts are not.
Warranty is worth checking before you book anyone. Manufacturer coverage on a major appliance usually runs a year on parts and labour and longer on sealed refrigeration systems, and calling an independent technician can void what is left of it. Extended warranties sold at the till frequently require you to use their network. Find the purchase date first — an out-of-warranty call you could have had free is the most annoying way to spend a service fee. Ask too whether the diagnostic fee is credited against the repair if you go ahead, because most technicians do that and it is rarely volunteered.
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After you post, here’s exactly what happens
- 1Offers arriveEach one carries a price and an approach, from verified Taskers only.
- 2Ask before you chooseEquipment, timing, whether they’ve worked in a building like yours.
- 3Accept oneYour payment is held by Taskly. Nothing is paid out yet.
- 4Confirm when it’s doneThe money releases and your receipt arrives by email.
What an appliance visit usually includes
- Diagnosis and a quote before any work is done
- Labour for the repair once agreed
- Testing the appliance through a full cycle
- Pulling out and reseating the unit
- Cleaning up water or debris from the work
Parts are quoted separately and their lead time is usually what sets the date.
Try nowWhat moves the price
- The part, and whether it is stocked locally or ordered
- Access — a stacked closet pair takes longer than a basement machine
- Whether the old unit leaves, and whether it holds refrigerant
- Diagnosis fee, and whether it comes off the repair
- Gas appliances, which need a licensed technician
Worth asking before you accept an offer
- Is there a diagnosis fee, and does it come off the repair?
- What part do you think it is, and is it in stock?
- Is this worth repairing against the age of the machine?
- Do you take the old one, and is disposal included?
- It is in a stacked closet — can you get to it?
- Is any of this gas work?
Three steps
How Taskly works
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Post your task
Say what needs doing and when. Free, two minutes, no account until you accept.
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Compare offers
Verified Taskers send a price and an approach. You see the whole cost up front.
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Choose, then pay
Pick who fits. The money is held and released only when you confirm it’s done.
No lead fees on either side — Taskers don’t pay to make an offer, so you’re not paying for someone’s cost of finding you.
Why Taskly
What you can actually count on
Reviewed before they offer
ID check, phone verification, a real interview and a real photo.
You set the budget
Taskers send offers with a price, and you compare them side by side.
Free to post
Posting and comparing offers cost nothing. Nothing is charged unless you accept one.
Pay only when done
The money is held by Taskly and released after you confirm the work.
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Frequently asked
Answers to what people actually search for.
Is it worth repairing or should I replace it?
The rough test most technicians use is whether the repair costs more than half the price of an equivalent new unit, adjusted for the age of the machine. Ask for part and labour separately — that split tells you more than a single total.
Why is the part taking weeks?
Volume-brand parts are stocked locally. Anything for a European built-in, a panel-ready unit, or a model discontinued years ago is usually ordered in, and a week to a month is normal. Worth asking about availability before committing to the repair.
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