Appliance Repair Services in Toronto & the GTA

This page is a directory of appliance repair companies serving Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, covering refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, oven, stove, and microwave repair, among other major household appliances. Each listing below includes contact information, service area, and the appliance types the business says it repairs, gathered from each company’s own public website and public directory profiles. Business details can change – always confirm current hours, service area, and pricing directly with the company before booking.

Last verified: September 2026.

Appliance Repair Companies Serving Toronto and the GTA

The table below gives a quick side-by-side comparison. Individual profiles with more detail follow.

This is a factual comparison, not a ranking. Businesses are listed alphabetically-adjacent to their original directory order, not by preference, score, or rating.

I-Fix Appliance Repair

A professional Toronto same-day appliance repair service is run by experienced, certified appliance technicians. Established in 2006, the company is available 24/7 anywhere in Toronto and services all makes and models of appliances. It provides expert washer, dryer, refrigerator, oven, stove, dishwasher, and microwave repair services.

• Address: 1656A Eglinton Ave W, Toronto, ON M6E 2H2
• Phone: (647) 642-1212
• Website: ifixappliances.ca
• Hours:Daily 7am to 10pm

Star Appliance Repair

Star Appliance Repair serves Toronto and a wide area of the western GTA, including Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, North York, and Burlington. The company lists certified technicians and same-day availability as part of its service offering. Oven & Stove repair, Washer Repair, Dryer Repair, Refrigerator Repair, Dishwasher Repair and Microwave Repair.

• Address: 19 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5V 0N2
• Phone: (647) 847-8774 (Toronto); (647) 557-5507 (GTA line)
• Website: starappliancerepair.ca
• Hours: Mon–Fri 7am–9pm, Sat 8:30am–5pm, Sun 10am–5pm

High Tech Appliance Service Toronto

High Tech Appliance Service is based in Scarborough and repairs fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, and dishwashers, with some service pages also listing range hoods, cooktops, and built-in ovens. The business describes itself as long-established in the GTA appliance repair market; verify years of experience directly, as the company’s own materials give differing figures.

• Address: 80 Bridlegrove Dr, Scarborough, ON M1M 3W8
• Phone: (647) 787-4066
• Website: hightechappliance.ca

East Liberty Appliance Repair Services

East Liberty is a small, family-owned appliance repair business serving Toronto, offering repair on ovens, stoves, refrigerators, dishwashers, washers, and dryers. The company states it was established in 2014.

• Address: 60 Atlantic Avenue, Unit 201, Toronto, ON M6K 1X9
• Phone: 416-997-0494
• Website: appliance-repair-toronto.net

Octopus Royal

Octopus Royal is based in North York and services a broad set of GTA municipalities, including Toronto, Vaughan, Mississauga, Scarborough, Etobicoke, and Markham. The company’s own materials describe in-house (non-subcontracted) technicians, an $85 service call fee that is waived if a repair is completed on the same visit, a one-year workmanship warranty, and $2 million in liability insurance. It also offers installation, maintenance, and an appliance protection plan.

• Address: 50 Alness St, North York, ON M3J 2G9
• Phone: (647) 286-1327
• Website: octopusroyal.com
• Hours: Mon–Fri 7:30am–7:30pm, Sat 7:30am–4pm

Mr. Fixit Appliance Repair

Mr. Fixit Appliance Repair services fridges, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, and dishwashers across Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Mississauga, Vaughan, and the wider York Region. The company states it has operated for over 10 years and offers a “no fix, no fee” guarantee.

• Address: 24 Imperial St, Toronto, ON M5P 1C2
• Phone: (647) 687-5155
• Website: mrfixitrepairs.ca

A note on all claims above: Same-day availability, certifications, warranties, insurance coverage, and years in business are stated by each company on its own website or public profile. CanadaBusinessDirectory.net has not independently tested, hired, or inspected any of these businesses. Confirm anything that matters to your decision directly with the provider before booking.

Common Appliance Repair Services in Toronto

Refrigerator and Freezer Repair

Refrigerator repair covers cooling failures, compressor and condenser issues, water and ice-maker leaks, door-seal problems, and unusual noise. Because a fridge relies on a sealed cooling system, most cooling problems genuinely require a technician to diagnose — there’s rarely a reliable way to tell from outside the unit whether the issue is the compressor, a fan, a control board, or something simpler like a dirty condenser coil.

Washer and Washing Machine Repair

Common washer repairs address units that won’t drain, won’t spin, leak, vibrate excessively, or stop mid-cycle. Front-load and stackable washers common in condos often have different failure patterns (door seals, drain pumps) than older top-load machines.

Dryer Repair

Dryer repair typically covers units that don’t heat, take too long to dry a load, make unusual noise, or shut off mid-cycle. Lint buildup in the vent path is a frequent contributor to poor drying performance and is also a fire-safety issue — a good technician checks the vent path, not just the machine.

Dishwasher Repair

Dishwasher issues include poor draining, poor cleaning performance, leaks, and units that won’t start. Drain pumps, filters, and spray arms are common points of failure.

Oven, Stove and Range Repair

This covers electric and gas ovens, stovetops, and ranges that won’t heat, heat unevenly, have a burner that won’t ignite or stay lit, or show an error code. Gas appliance work should only be performed by someone qualified to work on gas lines — never attempt this yourself.

Microwave and Other Appliance Repair

Several of the businesses above also service microwaves (including built-in and over-the-range units), range hoods, and cooktops. Availability varies by company — confirm directly if your appliance falls outside the core list of fridge/washer/dryer/dishwasher/oven.

Common Appliance Problems Toronto Homeowners Encounter

• Refrigerator not cooling — often a compressor, condenser fan, or airflow restriction issue; can also be a simple dirty-coil problem.
• Refrigerator leaking — frequently a clogged defrost drain or a failing water line connection.
• Washer not draining — commonly a clogged drain pump, filter, or hose.
• Washer not spinning — can point to a worn drive belt, lid/door switch, or motor issue.
• Dryer not heating — often a failed heating element, thermal fuse, or a restricted vent.
• Dishwasher not draining — usually a blocked drain hose, filter, or pump.
• Oven not heating — can be a failed heating element (electric) or an igniter issue (gas).
• Stove burner not working — often a faulty igniter or switch on gas units, or a failed element/control on electric units.
• Appliance making unusual noises — can range from a loose part to a failing motor or bearing.
• Appliance repeatedly tripping a breaker — this is a signal to stop using the appliance and call a technician; it can indicate a wiring or component fault and carries a real electrical-safety risk.

Do not attempt repairs involving gas lines, refrigerant, or exposed electrical wiring yourself — these require a qualified technician.

Appliance Repair Service Areas Across Toronto & the GTA

Between them, the businesses listed above cover most of Toronto — including North York, Scarborough, and Etobicoke — as well as a substantial part of the surrounding GTA, including Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Oakville, Burlington, Aurora, and Unionville, with some also reaching into York Region and Durham-area communities like Ajax and Pickering depending on the company. Coverage varies business by business, and no company on this page has been confirmed to serve every municipality listed above — check the specific business’s stated service area, or ask directly, before booking.

How Much Does Appliance Repair Cost in Toronto?

There is no single “average price” for appliance repair in Toronto — cost depends on several factors that vary by job:

• Appliance type — a stovetop igniter repair is generally simpler than a sealed refrigeration-system repair.
• Brand and model — parts availability and cost differ significantly by manufacturer, and some premium or less-common brands cost more to service.
• Age of the appliance — very old units may need harder-to-source parts.
• Diagnostic requirements — some problems are diagnosed in minutes; others (especially intermittent electrical or cooling issues) take longer.
• Replacement parts — cost varies widely by component and brand.
• Labour — varies by company and by job complexity.
• Emergency or after-hours service — if offered, this typically costs more than a scheduled daytime appointment.
• Location and access — condo buildings, for example, can add time for parking, loading docks, or elevator booking.
• Repair complexity — a job that turns out to need multiple parts or more labour than expected will cost more than initial estimates.

One business in this directory, Octopus Royal, publishes a specific figure on its own site: an $85 service call fee that is waived if you proceed with the repair on that visit. That number is specific to that company and is not representative of pricing across the industry — always ask for a quote or a clear explanation of the fee structure before a technician starts work, from whichever company you contact.

How to Choose an Appliance Repair Service in Toronto

Before booking, it’s worth asking:

• Do you service my appliance’s brand and model?
• Is there a diagnostic or service call fee, and is it applied toward the repair if I proceed?
• Are parts and labour covered by a warranty, and for how long?
• Is the technician who will do the work licensed or certified where that applies (for example, gas appliance work in Ontario requires a licensed gas technician)?
• Is the company insured?
• Is same-day service genuinely available for my situation, or is that a general marketing claim?
• Will I get a price before work begins, not just after?
• Does the company actually serve my specific address, not just “the GTA” broadly?

Questions to Ask Before Booking Appliance Repair

• What information do you need from me before the visit? (Brand, model number, and a description of the problem usually speed things up.)
• What’s included in the service/diagnostic fee?
• How soon can someone come, and is there a time window?
• What happens if the appliance can’t be repaired — is there a fee either way?
• Do you carry common parts on the truck, or will a return visit likely be needed?

Frequently Asked Questions

What appliances can be repaired by companies in this directory?
Between the six companies listed, coverage includes refrigerators and freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves and ranges, microwaves, and — for some companies — range hoods, cooktops, and built-in units. Not every company services every appliance type, so check the individual listing.

How much does appliance repair cost in Toronto?
It depends on the appliance, the brand, the problem, and the company — there’s no fixed citywide rate. See the cost-factors section above, and always get a quote before work begins.

Is same-day appliance repair available in Toronto?
Several companies in this directory advertise same-day service. This is a business-stated claim tied to technician availability on a given day, not a guarantee — confirm when you call.

What areas of the GTA are covered?
Combined, the businesses here serve Toronto and much of the surrounding GTA, including North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and more, though coverage varies by company. Confirm your specific address with the business.

Do appliance repair companies service condos and apartments?
Several companies in this directory explicitly mention condo and rental-property experience. Condo appointments can involve extra steps (elevator booking, building access, parking), so it’s worth mentioning your building type when booking.

Can older appliances still be repaired?
Often yes, though parts availability can be more limited for older or discontinued models. A technician can typically tell you during diagnosis whether a part is available and whether repair still makes financial sense.

Should I repair or replace my appliance?
This depends on the appliance’s age, the cost of the repair relative to replacement, and how essential the appliance is to your household. A common rule of thumb some technicians use is comparing repair cost to a portion of replacement cost, but there’s no universal cutoff — ask the technician for their assessment once they’ve diagnosed the actual problem.

How long does an appliance repair appointment typically take?
This varies by problem. Simple fixes (a part that’s on the truck) can be done in one visit; issues needing an ordered part usually require a follow-up visit.

Should I get a diagnostic before approving a repair?
Yes — a diagnostic visit is how a technician confirms the actual cause of the problem rather than guessing, and it’s the basis for an accurate repair quote.

What information should I provide when booking?
The appliance’s brand, model number (often on a sticker inside the door or on the back/side of the unit), a description of the symptom, and your address/building type (house, condo, etc.) all help a technician prepare for the visit.

How can I find an appliance repair company near me in Toronto?
This directory lists companies serving Toronto and the GTA with their service areas noted. You can also check each company’s own website for the most current list of neighbourhoods and cities they cover.

Is this list of appliance repair companies complete?
No directory of local businesses is ever fully complete or guaranteed current. This page lists companies with active, verifiable contact information as of the last-verified date above. If you run or know of an appliance repair business serving Toronto or the GTA that isn’t listed, it can be submitted through CanadaBusinessDirectory.net’s Submit Listing page.