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Dishwasher Repair in Progress Village, FL

Dishwasher repair from independent technicians serving Progress Village, with ratings, distances and what to check before you call.

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Most dishwasher breakdowns trace back to a short list of parts: the filter and drain path, the drain pump, the water inlet valve, the door latch and the controls. We pull these listings from public business data, remove closed businesses, parts stores and unrelated trades, and put companies that mention dishwashers at the top.

Local Dishwasher Repair in Progress Village, FL

40 repair companies serve Progress Village from within 30 miles. The rest are spread across Tampa (16), Brandon (12), and Riverview (7). Distances run up to about 10 miles. Nearest on the list: ProFix Appliance Service, around 1.4 miles out. The 36 rated companies in range average 4.7 stars.

Appliance Repair
Sears Appliance Repair
5400 E Busch Blvd, Temple Terrace, FL 33617
10.7 mi from Progress Village
★★★★½ 4.6 (131 reviews)
Mentions GE, Whirlpool, KitchenAidMentions dishwashersSaturday hours
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Appliance Doctor Pro
11232 Boyette Rd Unit 2081, Riverview, FL 33569
3.3 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.8 (270 reviews)
Saturday hours
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Mr. Appliance of Tampa Bay
600 S Magnolia Ave Ste 190, Tampa, FL 33606
7.5 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.8 (1,502 reviews)
Saturday hours
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Appliances Fix & Care LLC
3306 W Wallace Ave, Tampa, FL 33611
8.5 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.9 (270 reviews)
Saturday hours
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The Appliance Squad
1606 Bondurant Way, Brandon, FL 33511
2.7 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.9 (1,272 reviews)
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Hartman's Appliance Repair Tampa
3606 E 9th Ave #200, Tampa, FL 33605
6.5 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.8 (263 reviews)
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Appliance Repair Specialists
1902 W Main St Ste 212, Tampa, FL 33607
8.9 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 5.0 (241 reviews)
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Excellence Appliance Repair
829 W M.L.K. Jr Blvd Ste 239, Tampa, FL 33603
9.7 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 5.0 (628 reviews)
Saturday hours
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A Dichristopher Appliance Service
301 W Platt St #618, Tampa, FL 33606
7.5 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.9 (168 reviews)
Saturday hours
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Appliance Repair Specialists
156 E Bloomingdale Ave, Brandon, FL 33511
4.7 mi from Progress Village
★★★★★ 4.8 (206 reviews)
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Sears Appliance Repair
1602 W Brandon Blvd, Brandon, FL 33511
4.9 mi from Progress Village
★★★★½ 4.5 (76 reviews)
Saturday hours
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Caspi Home Service
11935 Grand Kempston Dr, Gibsonton, FL 33534
3.9 mi from Progress Village
★★★★½ 4.6 (55 reviews)
Saturday hours

Listings come from public business data. A brand or service mention means the company names it in its listing or website; it is not a certification. Verify experience, licensing and insurance before hiring.

Progress Village repair companies in numbers
Listing Saturday hours38
Companies within 30 miles60
Mention dishwasher work1
Rated 4.5 stars or higher (10+ reviews)25
Mention a major dishwasher brand1
Distance to the three closest (mi)1.4, 1.9, 2.7

At the top of the Progress Village list: Sears Appliance Repair (10.7 miles away, based in Temple Terrace, 4.6 stars from 131 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Appliance Doctor Pro (3.3 miles away, based in Riverview, 4.8 stars from 270 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Mr. Appliance of Tampa Bay (7.5 miles away, based in Tampa, 4.8 stars from 1,502 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Appliances Fix & Care LLC (8.5 miles away, based in Tampa, 4.9 stars from 270 reviews, lists Saturday hours).

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When to Call for Dishwasher Repair

  • Dishes come out dirty or gritty
  • Water on the floor in front of the dishwasher
  • Dishes stay wet at the end of the cycle
  • Detergent left in the dispenser after the cycle

Why Dishwashers Break Down

Seals and hosesDoor gaskets harden, tub seals wear and hose clamps loosen. Leaks usually start small, under the door or behind the kick panel, before they show on the floor.
Drain pump and drain hoseThe drain pump pushes water out through a hose that loops up under the counter. A failed pump, a kinked hose or a blocked disposal connection leaves water in the tub.
Clogged filters and drain pathsFood, labels and broken glass collect in the filter assembly and the sump. A clogged filter is behind many not-draining and not-cleaning calls, and it is the first thing a technician checks.

Inside a Dishwasher Repair Visit

Door gasket and tub sealsLeaks under the door usually come from a hardened or torn gasket, a cracked tub, a loose hose clamp or a pump seal. A technician removes the kick panel to see where the water starts.
Drain hose and disposal connectionThe drain hose usually runs in a high loop under the counter or to an air gap, then into the disposal or sink drain. A kink, a clog or a new disposal with its knockout plug still in place stops the water.
Heating element and thermostatMany dishwashers heat water and dry dishes with an element in the bottom of the tub, controlled by a thermostat or temperature sensor. Cold, wet dishes at the end of a cycle point here.

Troubleshooting first? Start with dishwasher not filling with water or dishwasher not draining.

Leaks and Safe Shutoff

A leak from the water supply line tends to show up as dampness under the front of the unit; leaks at the door often trace back to a dirty, loose or damaged gasket, a bent or loose latch, or a unit that is not level. Source: Whirlpool - How to Fix a Leaking Dishwasher

Built-in dishwashers are typically specified for their own properly grounded 120-volt branch circuit protected by a 15- or 20-amp breaker or time-delay fuse, with no extension cords or adapter plugs. Source: GE Appliances - Built-In Dishwasher Installation Instructions

To keep dirty water from siphoning back into the dishwasher, the drain hose is run in a high loop (at least 32 inches high in GE's instructions) or through an air gap; an air gap is called for when local code requires it or when the drain connection sits less than 18 inches above the floor. Source: GE Appliances - Built-In Dishwasher Installation Instructions

More: where dishwasher leaks come from.

Dishwasher Repair Cost Ranges

A dishwasher repair is usually a single part plus labor. Reference ranges from published cost guides:

Once a dishwasher is around 10 years old, replacement generally makes more sense than repair. Source: Fixr - How much does it cost to repair a dishwasher?

Ranges are published estimates, not quotes. See the dishwasher repair cost guide and how long dishwashers last.

What Progress Village Owners Should Know

Most dishwasher calls in Progress Village come down to the same handful of parts: the filter and drain path, the drain pump, the inlet valve, the door latch and the heating parts.

Florida's construction licensing guidance says that paid work such as installing a dishwasher connected to drinking water or replacing a water heater requires a licensed contractor, and that a local business tax receipt or certificate of competency may also apply; it does not describe a separate state appliance repair license. Source: DBPR License Requirements and Exemptions (Construction Industry Licensing Board), posted by Columbia County

In Florida, you can check a license with the DBPR Verify a License (MyFloridaLicense.com) or report a problem to the Florida Attorney General, Office of Citizen Services / Consumer Protection.

Questions to Ask a Progress Village Technician

  • What is the service call or diagnostic fee, and is it applied to the repair?
  • How often do you repair your brand dishwashers, and how quickly can you get parts?
  • Can you give a written estimate before ordering parts?

Dishwasher Repair FAQs: Progress Village, FL

Is my dishwasher worth fixing?
Compare the repair quote with the price of a comparable new dishwasher and consider its age. Common repairs such as inlet valves, door latches, gaskets and drain pumps are usually worth doing on a dishwasher that is otherwise in good shape. Our repair-cost guide lists published ranges.
Why are my dishes still dirty after a cycle?
The usual causes are a clogged filter, blocked spray arm holes, water that is not hot enough when the cycle starts, the wrong amount of detergent, or loading that blocks the spray. If those are fine, a technician checks the inlet valve, the wash pump and the heating parts.
Why is there standing water in my dishwasher?
The usual causes are a clogged filter, a kinked or blocked drain hose, a garbage disposal that has not been run, or a failed drain pump. Clean the filter and check the hose first. If water still sits in the tub, a technician can test the pump.

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Before you call a Progress Village technician, clean the filter at the bottom of the tub, run the kitchen faucet until the water is hot and check that the drain hose under the sink is not kinked. If the problem stays, have the model number ready.

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