Appliance Repair Cost Calculator (2026)
Most appliance repairs cost about $100–$250, though some fixes cost more depending on the part. Choose the appliance and your state to see what a repair should cost – and whether it is worth fixing.
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Estimates only, based on national price guides adjusted with official state price levels. Always get a written quote – prices depend on the job, materials and the company.
Typical appliance repair prices in the U.S.
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Appliance repair (typical) | $108 – $252 |
| Refrigerator repair | $200 – $300 |
| Freezer repair | $90 – $500 |
| Washing machine repair | $50 – $450 |
| Dryer repair | $100 – $400 |
| Dishwasher repair | $160 – $300 |
| Oven, range or cooktop repair | $100 – $500 |
| Microwave repair | $50 – $400 |
| Garbage disposal repair | $75 – $250 |
Hourly rate: most appliance repair services charge about $50–$150 an hour plus parts.
What affects the price
- The part that failed – a door seal or belt is cheap, a compressor or control board is not.
- Brand and age: high-end and older models can need expensive or hard-to-find parts.
- Gas appliances usually cost about 20% more to repair than electric ones.
- Most companies charge a diagnostic fee, often credited if you go ahead with the repair.
Appliance repair (typical): cost by state
Show all 50 states and D.C.
| State | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Alabama | $95 – $225 |
| Alaska | $110 – $255 |
| Arizona | $110 – $255 |
| Arkansas | $95 – $220 |
| California | $120 – $285 |
| Colorado | $110 – $255 |
| Connecticut | $110 – $260 |
| Delaware | $105 – $250 |
| District of Columbia | $120 – $280 |
| Florida | $110 – $260 |
| Georgia | $105 – $245 |
| Hawaii | $115 – $275 |
| Idaho | $100 – $230 |
| Illinois | $105 – $250 |
| Indiana | $100 – $230 |
| Iowa | $95 – $225 |
| Kansas | $95 – $225 |
| Kentucky | $100 – $230 |
| Louisiana | $95 – $225 |
| Maine | $105 – $245 |
| Maryland | $110 – $260 |
| Massachusetts | $115 – $275 |
| Michigan | $100 – $235 |
| Minnesota | $105 – $250 |
| Mississippi | $95 – $220 |
| Missouri | $100 – $230 |
| Montana | $95 – $225 |
| Nebraska | $100 – $230 |
| Nevada | $105 – $245 |
| New Hampshire | $115 – $265 |
| New Jersey | $120 – $275 |
| New Mexico | $100 – $230 |
| New York | $115 – $270 |
| North Carolina | $100 – $235 |
| North Dakota | $95 – $225 |
| Ohio | $100 – $230 |
| Oklahoma | $95 – $225 |
| Oregon | $115 – $265 |
| Pennsylvania | $105 – $245 |
| Rhode Island | $110 – $255 |
| South Carolina | $100 – $235 |
| South Dakota | $95 – $220 |
| Tennessee | $100 – $235 |
| Texas | $105 – $245 |
| Utah | $105 – $240 |
| Vermont | $105 – $245 |
| Virginia | $110 – $255 |
| Washington | $115 – $275 |
| West Virginia | $95 – $225 |
| Wisconsin | $100 – $235 |
| Wyoming | $100 – $230 |
Frequently asked questions
How much does appliance repair cost?
Most appliance repairs cost about $108 to $252, with an average of around $180. Labor is usually $50 to $150 an hour plus parts.
How much does refrigerator repair cost?
Refrigerator repairs usually cost about $200 to $300, more if the compressor or sealed system needs work.
How much does it cost to fix a washer or dryer?
Washing machine repairs usually cost $50 to $450 and dryer repairs $100 to $400.
Is it worth repairing an old appliance?
A common rule: if the repair costs more than half the price of a new appliance and the old one is near the end of its life, replacing it is usually better value.