Appliance Repair Cost
Appliance Repair costs most homeowners between$412 and $583 per repair, per homewyse.com. Your price depends mostly on job size, location, and local labor rates.
π Read the full appliance repair cost guide βNational β per repair
$412 β $583
Typical average: $498
Cost per repair. Reference range reorganized from homewyse.com; not a quote.
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$412 β $583
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Cost breakdown
Where your money goes on a typical job.
| Cost component | Typical range | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Appliance Repair Labor, Basic | $271β$423 | 72% |
| Appliance Repair Job Supplies | $141β$160 | 28% |
Appliance Repair cost by city
Local labor and disposal rates move the price up or down. Tap a city for local detail.
| City | Typical range | vs. national | View |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York, NY | $543β$784 | +33% | |
| San Jose, CA | $514β$739 | +26% | |
| San Francisco, CA | $514β$739 | +26% | |
| Seattle, WA | $500β$717 | +22% | |
| Chicago, IL | $485β$695 | +19% | |
| Boston, MA | $485β$695 | +19% | |
| Los Angeles, CA | $470β$672 | +15% | |
| Philadelphia, PA | $456β$650 | +11% | |
| San Diego, CA | $456β$650 | +11% | |
| Minneapolis, MN | $456β$650 | +11% | |
| Columbus, OH | $403β$570 | -2% | |
| Phoenix, AZ | $397β$561 | -4% | |
| Denver, CO | $397β$561 | -4% | |
| Atlanta, GA | $383β$538 | -7% | |
| Houston, TX | $377β$529 | -9% | |
| Dallas, TX | $377β$529 | -9% | |
| Jacksonville, FL | $374β$525 | -10% | |
| Miami, FL | $374β$525 | -10% | |
| San Antonio, TX | $371β$520 | -10% | |
| Austin, TX | $368β$516 | -11% |
Frequently asked questions
οΌ οΌ How much does appliance repair cost?
Nationally, appliance repair typically costs $412β$583 per repair, per homewyse.com data.
οΌ οΌ What's included in appliance repair cost?
A typical job breaks down into appliance repair labor, basic, appliance repair job supplies. The exact mix and totals vary by market.
οΌ οΌ Does appliance repair cost vary by city?
Yes. It runs highest in New York, NY ($543β$784) and lowest in Austin, TX ($368β$516), driven by local labor and disposal rates.