From Capitol Hill rowhouses to Navy Yard high-rises, our technicians repair refrigerators, ovens, dryers, and washers all over the district. We get you a slot the same day you call.
Row houses in Petworth, condo buildings in NoMa, and older units near Cleveland Park don’t all wire or plumb their kitchens the same way, and our technicians have learned the differences firsthand.
We concentrate on four appliance types: refrigerators, ovens, dryers, and washers. We keep our vans stocked for urgent repairs, so most District calls are diagnosed and closed out in one trip.
Coverage and credentials are in place before a technician sets foot inside.
Morning calls routinely get a technician out before the evening rush.
You sign off on the repair cost before a single tool comes out.
A repeat issue means we’re back at your door, not billing you again.
Rather than trying to cover every category, we’ve built deep expertise and a well-stocked truck around these four — so the calls we get most often get resolved fastest.
Warm compartments, strange noises, or a compressor that won’t quit running, our trucks carry the seals, fans, and control boards behind most DC fridge calls.
If your oven bakes unevenly or won’t hold its set temperature, our techs check the sensor or element on-site and typically finish the repair before they leave.
A dryer that needs two or three cycles to finish a single load is one of our fastest same-day fixes.
Stalled cycles, drums that won’t spin, or leaks pooling near the base, our vans are stocked with pumps and switches needed for these repairs.
Dishwashers, garbage disposals, and other kitchen or laundry appliances often fall within what our technicians can diagnose on a standard visit.
Most service calls we get in the District aren’t dramatic, they’re the same handful of frustrating issues showing up in different kitchens and laundry rooms. Here’s our approach to each DC appliance repair job.
A fridge that cycles constantly or leaves puddles underneath usually points to a specific part, not a general fault. We trace it before we touch anything.
Burnt edges with a raw center almost always means the dial and the actual oven temperature have drifted apart. We test with an independent thermometer first.
Clothes coming out still damp usually means restricted airflow or a worn element. We check the full heating path and exhaust run before calling it fixed.
If a machine freezes mid-spin cycle or won’t drain, it’s usually a small handful of usual-suspect parts. We’re stocked to replace on the spot.
From new-build condos to older rowhouses, we see the same lineup of manufacturers across the District — and our technicians know each one’s typical failure points.
Brand isn’t listed here? Give us a call — odds are we’ve already worked on it.
An appliance breaking is stressful enough. How fast it gets fixed, and whether the price matches what you were told, is what actually matters afterward.
Calls placed in the morning routinely get a technician assigned and en route before the afternoon is over.
You’ll know the total repair cost before work starts, the invoice you get matches the quote you approved.
Every technician carries the licensing and insurance the District requires before entering your home.
We carry all common parts like, Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, GE, Bosch, Frigidaire, Maytag, and more.
Most District repairs wrap up in a single appointment. Our DC expert comes prepared.
7am to 9pm, every day; weekends included, with no premium tacked onto the quote.
We keep the process short on purpose — no intake forms to fill out, just a clear path from your call to a working appliance in DC again.
Describe the appliance and the symptom. Rapid booking done, no lengthy intake required.
We match you with a technician familiar with your appliance type and neighborhood, with same-day slots held for urgent calls.
The actual issue is confirmed in your home, and you get a flat-rate quote before any repair work begins.
Once you give the go-ahead, we complete the repair and run the appliance through a full cycle before packing up.
We come prepared with common parts, so there’s less waiting. This is the general shape of a DC appliance repair appointment, from the door to the final test.
Different neighborhoods, different building ages, but the same handful of complaints keep coming up. Knowing the pattern lets us diagnose faster once we’re on-site.
The unit sounds like it’s working fine, but the interior keeps warming. Often a blocked coil, a weak fan, or a door seal that no longer closes tight.
See refrigerator repairCould be an unbalanced drum or a pump that’s given out, the two look similar from the outside, so we always confirm on-site before quoting.
See washer repairThe timer runs down and the cycle completes, yet clothes come out cold. Nine times out of ten it’s a tripped thermal fuse or a failed heating element.
See dryer repairBakes that once worked now need extra time, or scorch on the outside first. The set temperature and the real temperature have drifted apart.
See oven repairNo cubes, slow cubes, or cubes that taste off the water line, could be the supply valve, the line itself, or the ice maker module. A quick check tells us which.
See refrigerator repairRarely just a loose fitting, worn door gaskets and cracked pump housings are the more common cause, and they tend to worsen if left alone.
See washer repairA short list of precautions can keep a breakdown from turning into a bigger problem, or a safety issue, while you’re waiting for a technician.
Keep the door shut as much as possible — a fully loaded fridge holds temperature for hours on its own. Group perishables together and add ice packs if you have them.
Find the hot and cold shutoff valves behind the machine and close both. That stops the source of the leak rather than just managing the mess.
Power the dryer off and unplug it if you’re able to do so safely. A burnt smell can point to trapped lint or another heating-system issue worth checking promptly.
Skip trying to figure it out yourself. Switch off the appliance if you can reach it safely, open windows and doors, and head outside before contacting your gas provider.
If you smell gas, hear electrical arcing, or notice smoke — get out of the house first and call 911 or your utility provider. Reach out to us once the immediate risk is handled.
Fixing an appliance isn’t always the right move, and we’d rather tell you that on the spot than talk you into a repair that doesn’t pencil out. Here’s the logic our technicians actually use.
Whichever way it leans, you’ll get that honest read during the visit, before approving anything. If a repair isn’t worth it, we’ll tell you plainly. Book a diagnostic visit
Nobody wants to be surprised by a repair invoice. Here’s exactly what to expect once a Rapid technician steps into your DC home.
Your appliance gets inspected in person before any quote is given, so the price reflects what’s actually broken, not a phone-based guess.
Once the technician knows what’s wrong, you’ll hear the exact price before any part is removed or repair starts.
The quote reflects the work involved, not what day of the week your appointment falls on across our DC coverage area.
If the same problem happens again, just give us a call and we’ll fix it, that’s part of the visit, not a separate call-out charge.
A repair that fails a second time isn’t finished — so the coverage terms go into your paperwork before we leave, not into fine print you have to hunt for.
Any component we replace is covered against failure for a full year.
The same issue within 90 days means a free return visit, no charge.
We reach for manufacturer parts first whenever they’re available for your model.
A warranty visit never carries a second diagnostic or trip fee.
A few recent notes from customers we’ve worked with across the District and nearby.
“Our refrigerator in Adams Morgan quit cooling on a Sunday night called Rapid first thing Monday and someone was here by early afternoon. He explained the issue, quoted the fix, and done in a zap!”
“Dryer in our Capitol Hill rowhouse stopped heating out of nowhere. The technician said bad thermal fuse, had the parts ready.. and it was done within the hour.”
“Washer in our condo near NoMa kept stopping mid-cycle,, a worn lid switch detected…the repair man had it fixed the same visit, fair price best appliance repair company…”
Don’t see your question below? Check the full FAQ page or reach out directly.
In most cases, yes. We’re open 7 days a week from 7am to 9pm, and same-day slots are held for households across the District, including urgent breakdowns.
No. Rates stay the same across all seven days we’re open. The number you’re quoted is what you’ll actually pay.
We don’t quote prices sight unseen. A technician examines the appliance in your home first, identifies the actual problem, and explains the full cost before anything is approved.
The diagnostic fee covers the technician’s visit and time, so it applies regardless. If you go ahead with the repair, that fee is credited toward the total.
We serve all of Washington DC alongside nearby areas in Maryland and Virginia, covering refrigerator, oven, dryer, and washer repair. Unsure about your address? Give us a call and we’ll confirm.
We handle every major manufacturer, Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, GE, Bosch, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, and Electrolux among them. Not seeing yours listed? Call and we’ll confirm on the spot.
Every repair includes a 90-day labor warranty and a 1-year parts warranty. Should the same problem resurface, we handle the follow-up visit and the fix at no cost to you.
Same-day coverage across Washington DC, Maryland & Virginia. Call now or book online in under two minutes.