Appliance Repair in Lafayette, CO

Appliance repair in Lafayette, CO — from Old Town cottages to Indian Peaks. Lafayette started as a coal-mining town in the late 1800s, and some of the original miners’ cottages still stand near Public Road. Around them grew 1970s neighborhoods, the golf-course homes of Indian Peaks, and new construction on the east side. The Appliance Team repairs appliances across all of Lafayette, ZIP code 80026.

We diagnose the problem on the first visit, provide a written price before any work starts, and carry common parts. If you go ahead with the repair, the service call fee is waived. Labor is covered for 30 days and parts for 90.

Small homes, tight spaces

Old Town Lafayette homes are often small, with laundry in a closet, a mudroom or a corner of the kitchen. Appliances in tight spaces have specific failure patterns:

• Refrigerators squeezed between cabinets overheat their condenser and run constantly.
• Stacked washer-dryers in closets lose airflow, and the dryer runs hot and trips its thermal fuse.
• Compact dishwashers and 24-inch ranges use specific parts that aren’t always on the shelf at big-box stores.

We work carefully in small spaces and check clearances as part of the repair, so the fix lasts.

Indian Peaks and the 1990s–2000s neighborhoods

Indian Peaks, Waneka Lake and the neighborhoods built around them have larger kitchens with French-door refrigerators, double ovens and front-load laundry. Many of these appliances are 15 to 25 years old. At that age, the most common calls are ice makers, oven igniters, dishwasher pumps and washer bearings, and most are still worth repairing.

Is it the appliance or the connection?

In older Lafayette homes we often find that the appliance is fine and the hookup is the problem: an old gas flex line, an undersized dryer vent, a washer drain standpipe that’s too short, or a fridge on a shared circuit. We check the connection along with the appliance, so you aren’t paying for parts that won’t solve the problem.

Where we work in Lafayette

Old Town and the Public Road corridor, Indian Peaks, Waneka Lake, the Coal Creek area, the neighborhoods along South Boulder Road and Baseline, and the newer communities east of US-287 — plus neighboring Louisville, Erie, Superior and Broomfield.