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Miramar was incorporated in 1955, but much of its western half was built in the 1990s and 2000s, in planned communities such as Silver Shores, Monarch Lakes and Sunset Lakes. Appliances installed when those homes were new would now be twenty years old or more, and even their replacements are getting older, so when something breaks the real question is often whether a repair is worth it or whether it's time to replace.

GTR Appliance Repair, based in Hollywood since 2015, repairs appliances at the customer's home. The technician diagnoses the problem first, and before any work begins, explains what is wrong and what the repair will cost, which gives you what you need to make that decision.

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Neighborhoods & ZIP codes we cover in Miramar

Eastern Miramar, including Historic Miramar and Miramar Isles, has the city's older homes, many of them single-family houses from the city's early decades. Moving west, Silver Shores, Monarch Lakes and Sunset Lakes are newer planned communities with lakes, homeowner associations and, in some cases, gated entrances.

If your community has a gate or guard house, give us the entry instructions when you book.

Neighborhoods and areas

  • Silver Shores
  • Monarch Lakes
  • Sunset Lakes
  • Miramar Isles
  • Historic Miramar

ZIP codes

  • 33023
  • 33025
  • 33027
  • 33029

Not sure your street is covered? Check your ZIP on our service area page.

Appliances we repair in Miramar

We repair the ten appliance types below. If yours is getting older, the service pages list the problems we see most on each one and can help you describe the symptoms when you call.

Oven Repair

Repair heating, temperature, and control issues

Appliance care in Miramar: what to know

Repair or replace?

There is no single answer, but a few questions help. How old is the appliance compared with its typical life? Is this the first problem or the third this year? Is the damage to an inexpensive part, like a door switch or a drain pump, or to a major component? A rule of thumb many people use is to think twice when a repair would cost more than half the price of a comparable new appliance. Energy use matters too: an old second refrigerator can be an expensive way to keep drinks cold.

Because the technician explains what is wrong and what the repair will cost before any work begins, you can weigh those factors with real numbers instead of guesses.

Signs an appliance is wearing out

  • A refrigerator that runs constantly, frosts up or feels warm along the sides.
  • A washer that walks across the floor, leaks, or leaves clothes soaking wet.
  • A dishwasher that leaves grit on dishes even after the filter has been cleaned.
  • An oven that takes much longer to preheat or burns food on one side.

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Photos from real jobs

A few photos from our repair visits around the service area.

  • Stainless steel dishwasher pulled out from under a kitchen counter, with its control board, tools and parts on the floor
    Dishwasher pulled out from the cabinet during a repair
  • Technician reaching into the open freezer section of a built-in refrigerator with wood panel doors
    Working inside a built-in refrigerator
  • Refrigerator ice maker assembly removed from the freezer, next to a cordless drill and a bit case
    Refrigerator ice maker assembly removed
  • Refrigerator control board with relays, a transformer and wire connectors, exposed behind an access panel
    Refrigerator control board and wiring

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Contact GTR Appliance Repair today. Our team is ready to help with all your appliance repair needs.