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Find an Appliance Repair Company That Meets a National Standard

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.

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What the Alliance Does

One organization, four pillars — built so homeowners can hire with confidence and so professional servicers get the recognition they earn.

Directory

Verified Member Directory

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.

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Pricing

National Pricing Guide

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.

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Standards

Code of Standards

Ten published commitments every member makes: licensing and insurance, written estimates before work begins, warranty on parts and labor, and honest diagnostics.

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Certification

Verified Member Badge

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.

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For Servicers

Membership & Listing

Independent repair companies can apply for membership, get a directory listing with a link to their website, and use the badge once verified.

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For Homeowners

Hiring Checklist

What to ask before you book: diagnostic fee policy, parts warranty, whether the trip fee is credited toward the repair, and proof of insurance.

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From the Guides

Cited, data-backed answers to the questions homeowners actually ask — sourced from the most-discussed topics in repair communities. Browse all guides →

Trending

Refrigerator Not Cooling? When It's Worth Fixing

The most-asked appliance question online, answered with the 50% rule and real cost classes.

Brands

The Washer Brands Technicians Actually Recommend

What working techs say about Speed Queen, Whirlpool, LG, and Samsung — and the cost-per-year math.

Safety

Dryer Vent Fires: The Statistics to Know

NFPA counts ~15,000 dryer-related home fires a year. The annual maintenance that prevents them.

Repair vs. Replace — The 50% Rule

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.