The American Appliance Repair Alliance verifies independent appliance repair companies against a published code of standards — insurance, transparent pricing, warranty on workmanship, and prompt complaint resolution. Don't gamble on a stranger with a van.
Search the Member Directory List Your CompanyOne organization, four pillars — built so homeowners can hire with confidence and so professional servicers get the recognition they earn.
A national find-a-pro directory of appliance repair companies, searchable by state and city. Every Verified Member attests to the AARA Code of Standards.
Published fair-price ranges for common appliance repairs — diagnostic fees, refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, and oven repairs — so homeowners know a fair quote when they see one.
Ten published commitments every member makes: licensing and insurance, written estimates before work begins, warranty on parts and labor, and honest diagnostics.
Members in good standing display the AARA Verified Member badge on their website and vehicles — a visible signal that the company stands behind its work.
Independent repair companies can apply for membership, get a directory listing with a link to their website, and use the badge once verified.
What to ask before you book: diagnostic fee policy, parts warranty, whether the trip fee is credited toward the repair, and proof of insurance.
Cited, data-backed answers to the questions homeowners actually ask — sourced from the most-discussed topics in repair communities. Browse all guides →
The most-asked appliance question online, answered with the 50% rule and real cost classes.
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The Alliance's general guidance: if a repair costs more than 50% of the price of a comparable new appliance and the unit is past half its expected lifespan, replacement usually wins. Otherwise, a professional repair is typically the better economic and environmental choice. Our National Pricing Guide gives you the numbers to run that math.