Commercial Washer Repair in Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and San Diego

Commercial washers include front-load and top-load machines, washer-extractors, soft-mount and hard-mount models, and units with coin or card controls. Hotels, gyms, clinics, schools, churches and on-premise laundries use them for towels, linens and uniforms. Each has a drum, a motor, a pump, valves, a door lock and controls.

What wears a washer down

Hard water leaves scale on heating elements, valves and the drum, and detergent buildup coats parts. Heavy loads and fast cycles wear bearings and seals, and a damp laundry room speeds corrosion. Storms and power events can damage control boards.

We check the water supply and valves, the door lock, the drain and pump, the drum bearings and shocks, the drive and the controls. A washer that stops or shakes has several possible causes, and what you see cannot name one, so we test the parts in order and explain what we find.

Repair or replace, and what to have ready

If the frame, drum and bearings are sound, a repair usually makes sense. If the drum or bearings are badly worn, we explain the options. Have the model label or data plate ready, and describe what the washer does and where it leaks.

Please do not bypass the door lock, open electrical panels or work on water or drain connections yourself.