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Pembroke Pines is one of the most populous cities in Broward County, and much of it is made up of large planned communities built around lakes, parks and schools. In a busy family household the washer, dryer and dishwasher may run every day, and when one of them stops, the whole routine backs up. Below you'll find the communities we cover here, what tends to wear out first in heavily used machines, and what to check before booking.

GTR Appliance Repair, based in nearby Hollywood and in business since 2015, repairs household appliances at the customer's home. Our technician comes to you, diagnoses the problem, and explains what is wrong and what the repair will cost before any work begins.

Broward County, Florida

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Neighborhoods & ZIP codes we cover in Pembroke Pines

We cover the city from the older neighborhoods in the east to the communities west of I-75. Chapel Trail and Silver Lakes are large residential developments with many single-family homes and townhouses. Pembroke Falls is another established residential community in the city. Century Village is an active-adult community of condominium buildings, where kitchens and laundry setups are usually smaller.

Many of these communities have gates, guard houses or association rules for contractors. Adding us to your visitor list when you book saves time at the entrance.

Neighborhoods and areas

  • Chapel Trail
  • Silver Lakes
  • Pembroke Falls
  • Century Village
  • Towngate

ZIP codes

  • 33023
  • 33024
  • 33025
  • 33026
  • 33027
  • 33028
  • 33029
  • 33082
  • 33332

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

Appliances we repair in Pembroke Pines

Laundry and dishwashing machines see the most use in family homes, but we repair all ten of the appliance types below. Pick one to see the problems we most often diagnose on it.

Oven Repair

Repair heating, temperature, and control issues

Appliance care in Pembroke Pines: what to know

Washers that work every day

Heavy laundry use shows up in predictable ways. Front-load washers can develop a musty smell when water sits in the door seal; leaving the door ajar between loads, wiping the gasket and running the cleaning cycle helps. Using the detergent your washer calls for (HE detergent in high-efficiency machines) and not overloading the drum reduces strain on the bearings and suspension. If a front-loader stops draining, many models have a drain pump filter behind a small panel at the bottom front; your manual shows how to clear it.

Dishwashers and daily cycles

A dishwasher that runs every night collects food debris in its filter faster. If dishes come out gritty or water stays in the bottom, clean the filter and check that the spray arms spin freely. If it still won't drain or heat, it is time for a diagnosis.

When to call instead of troubleshooting

Stop and call if you smell burning, see water leaking onto the floor, or a breaker trips each time the appliance starts. Have the brand, the model number from the label and a short description of the symptoms ready; it makes the visit more efficient.

Frequently Asked Questions

A recent repair in Pembroke Pines

Dryer

Repaired
The problem
The dryer was running but not heating. The customer reported it to our booking team.
What we found
We ran a full diagnostic. The dryer had power and its 240-volt supply was present at the outlet. We checked the sensors, thermal fuses and related components and found the heating element broken (no continuity), so the dryer could not heat.
What we did
The part was on the truck. We sent the customer an estimate, she approved it, and we replaced the heating element on the same visit. The dryer is heating again.

“Thank god you fixed it — happy wife, happy life.”

— the customer
About our dryer repair →

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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