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Chaska is the Carver County seat, on the Minnesota River west of Chanhassen. We repair household refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, ranges, cooktops and microwaves in Chaska homes, and completed repairs carry a 1-year written parts-and-labor warranty.
We cover Chaska and the 55318 address area in Carver County. Our office is at 222 E Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis, and we take calls 7am-9pm every day. There is no Chaska surcharge: the $149 trip fee is the same one our Minneapolis customers pay, and it is credited toward the repair when you approve it.
A garage or basement refrigerator that stops cooling in a cold snap is worth mentioning when you book. Garage refrigerators and freezers can misread the temperature when the room drops below what the thermostat was designed for, so tell us where the appliance sits.
Dryers that take two cycles often have a restricted vent rather than a failed heater. If the exterior flap barely opens or the vent run is long, mention it when you book.
Yes. Chaska is on our daily Southwest Metro route, just west of Chanhassen along the Highway 212 corridor, so same-day appointments are available. We work 7am–9pm every day, weekends included, so call early for the best chance at a same-day window.
There is no Chaska surcharge. The trip fee is a flat $149 for any home appliance, including built-in and pro-style units, and it is credited toward the repair when you approve it. Typical standard-brand repairs run $285–$465 all-in, and built-in or pro-style repairs run $485–$785.
We cover 55318 and the surrounding Carver County addresses along Highway 41 and Highway 212. Single-family homes, townhomes, condos, apartments, and acreage parcels are all on the same route at the same flat fee.
Every completed residential repair carries a 1-year written parts-and-labor warranty. If the same failure returns inside the year we come back free with no trip fee.
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Every completed repair carries a 1-year warranty.
Chaska is the seat of Carver County and sits on the Minnesota River. Its brickmaking history is well documented: the industry started in 1857 and produced the pale cream brick the city is known for.
None of that changes how a repair works, but it helps with directions. When you book, give us the cross streets or the subdivision as well as the address, and say whether the appliance is in a main-floor kitchen, a basement laundry or a garage.
Tell us the symptom in plain words. This table shows what we usually ask next.
| Appliance | Symptom | What we ask next |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | Warm food side, cold freezer | Is the freezer fan audible, and is there frost on the back wall? |
| Dishwasher | Water left in the tub | Has the garbage disposal been run, and is the drain hose kinked? |
| Washer | Will not drain or spin | Does the drain filter or pump cover show lint or objects? |
| Dryer | Runs but clothes stay damp | How long is the vent run, and is the outside flap opening? |
| Range or oven | Does not heat to temperature | Gas or electric, and does the clock or display stay lit? |
One repair on a sound appliance is usually worth it. A second repair in a short span is a signal to ask for a replacement comparison.
A cheap, common part on an older machine is a better bet than a major component such as a compressor or a main board.
A written price before work starts lets you compare with the cost of a new unit, and you only pay for work you approve.
A new built-in or a gas appliance may need a different connection or cutout, which adds cost beyond the sticker price.
Yes. Tell us about gate codes, guest parking and any association rules about work hours when you book.
Leave the building, don't operate switches or flames, call your gas utility (CenterPoint Energy / Xcel Energy) or 911 from outside, then call us.
It helps, but it is not required. The sticker is usually inside the door frame, on the back panel or behind the kickplate.
Need appliance repair in Chaska? Call 7am–9pm, every day.
