Kitchen appliances
Refrigerators, ranges, ovens, dishwashers, disposals.
Details: Kitchen appliances →Appliance Repair
Washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, refrigerators — repaired by a certified appliance repair technician who is also a licensed electrician, so the 'is it the machine or is it the outlet?' question gets answered in one visit.
MA Journeyman Electrician 56576B · CSL-120231 · HIC-21274.
A straight scope and an honest price before any work starts.
Same-week is normal — call for real emergencies.
WHY EMC
A dead appliance is usually a bad part, a bad connection, or a bad circuit. EMC checks all three in one visit — appliance-repair training plus a licensed electrician on the same truck.
Most requested: Kitchen appliances · Laundry · Diagnose-first pricing
Permits pulled where required, work done to Massachusetts code, and a clean site when we leave.
Homes and businesses within 20 miles of the city — MA licensed and insured.
CALL US IF YOU SEE
NO RUNAROUND
Tell us the appliance and what it's doing. Same-week service is normal; same-day may be available — call.
A real inspection, not a guess — including a check of the outlet or circuit feeding it, since sometimes that's the actual problem.
Repair cost weighed against a new unit, explained plainly — no push toward replacement just because it's the bigger ticket.
Repaired the same visit when the parts and scope allow it; if it's not worth fixing, you hear that too.
WHAT YOU GET
The license holder is on the work — Journeyman Electrician 56576B, CSL-120231, HIC-21274.
Electrical, heating and cooling, and general contracting — one roster, one number to call.
Written scope and an honest price range before work starts. No pressure, no padding.
Same-day may be available — we say so only when it is true. Call and ask.
THE WORK
Refrigerators, ranges, ovens, dishwashers, disposals.
Details: Kitchen appliances →
Honest assessment: when a repair is not worth it against replacement, we tell you.
Details: Diagnose-first pricing →
Not cooling, running nonstop, ice maker dead, water pooling underneath — diagnosed and repaired, refrigerant work included under EPA 608 Universal certification.
Details: Refrigerators and freezers →
Won't spin, won't drain, no heat, a cycle that never seems to finish — plus the dryer vent itself, a real fire risk when it's been ignored in an old triple-decker for years.
Details: Washers and dryers →
Electric only — dead burners, an oven that won't hold temperature, a control board gone haywire. Gas ranges and gas line work go to a licensed gasfitter, not EMC.
Details: Ranges, ovens and cooktops →
Not draining, not cleaning, a disposal that hums but will not turn — fixed, or explained honestly if it is not worth fixing. Supply and drain plumbing is a plumber's job; we tell you which trade you actually need.
Details: Dishwashers and disposals →ANSWERS
We diagnose the machine and the circuit it is on, explain the fault in plain words, and give you the repair price — or a straight answer if it is not worth fixing — before any work starts.
Sometimes a "broken" appliance is a failing circuit. Because EMC is both a certified appliance tech and a licensed electrician, one visit answers it either way.
No. Gas appliance and gas line work require a licensed gasfitter, which is outside EMC's scope. EMC repairs electric ranges, ovens, cooktops, and dryers.
We tell you. Diagnose-first pricing means a straight comparison of repair cost against a new unit before any work starts — not a push toward the bigger-ticket option.
Yes. EMC holds an EPA 608 Universal certification, the broadest level, covering legal refrigerant handling on refrigerators, freezers, and similar equipment.
Both. A dryer that runs long and hot is often a vent problem, not a machine problem — common in older Boston triple-deckers with long or crushed vent runs.
Same-week service is normal. Same-day may be available depending on the day — call and ask.
One call covers the wiring, the heat, and the whole remodel — licensed, insured, and based right here in Greater Boston.
EMC — Quick Answers