Same-day service, transparent pricing, family-owned since 2005. $25 off for new & referred customers.
Alpha & Omega repairs top-load and front-load washing machines across Orange County — won't spin, won't drain, leaking, shaking, or stopping on an error code — usually in a single visit. We give a free estimate over the phone, and the service call is applied toward the repair once you approve the price, and every repair is covered by a 90-day parts and labor warranty. Drain pumps, door locks, lid switches, shocks and control boards are the common fixes; see why a washer won't spin or drain before you call.
From a washer that won't spin to one that's leaking water across the laundry room floor, a broken washing machine derails your whole week. Alpha & Omega repairs top-load and front-load washers of every major brand throughout Orange County — same-day service available.
Here's what typically causes washer problems, a few things you can safely check yourself, and the signs that mean it's time to call a technician rather than keep troubleshooting.
Often a broken belt, lid switch, or motor coupler — very common on top-load machines.
Front-load door gaskets wear out over years of use; hose leaks are usually a loose connection or cracked line.
A clogged drain pump filter is the most common cause — many models have an accessible trap.
A grinding or squealing noise during spin usually means the tub bearing is wearing out.
Power surges are a common cause — sometimes recoverable with a reset, sometimes not.
The safety interlock has to engage before the cycle starts — a failing door lock assembly is a common part to replace.
We give an honest, upfront quote before any work starts — no hidden fees. New and referred customers get $25 off.
Yes, in most cases — call or text to confirm same-day availability for your area.
LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Maytag, GE and Speed Queen, and most other major brands.
Every repair comes with a 90-day warranty on parts & labor — up to 5 years on select parts, confirmed by your technician on-site.
