Appliance service · Bay Area
Appliance Service for Property Managers · Bay Area
Every major appliance, one licensed vendor, whether you self-manage a couple of units or run a full portfolio with NET-30 billing.
- $75 diagnostic (waived with repair)
- Same or next-day best effort
- Insured · CSLB #1136642
What we do. What we fix.
One vendor for every appliance in the unit
Most maintenance tickets are appliances. Fridge warm, washer throwing a code, dryer not heating, dishwasher won’t drain, range burner dead. Bay Area Appliance Repair Service handles all of it on every major brand your units run: Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Bosch, KitchenAid, Maytag, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Amana. One number, one account, one invoice format, across 39 cities from the East Bay to the Peninsula and South Bay. We hold CSLB #1136642, so the licensed work is covered too.
Self-managing a few rentals? This is for you too
You do not need a management company or a standing account to call us. If you own one duplex or five rentals and you are the one who picks up when a tenant texts about a broken fridge, you get the same crew and the same $75 diagnostic, credited to the repair, no minimum unit count and no sign-up.
Tell us the address and what’s broken. We can call the tenant directly and set up access so you do not have to be there for the visit, then call or text you with what we found and a written price before we fix anything. Andrew remains the lead technician on most calls, so if something else breaks down the road, it is likely the same person who already knows your unit.
You still get a work order for every visit with the property address on it, so it’s there for your own records. Call (925) 999-4095 when something breaks.
When a tenant call comes in
A tenant with no refrigeration is a habitability clock, not a routine ticket. Property accounts get dispatched ahead of standard residential work. We confirm the appointment with your office, coordinate access with the tenant directly when you want us to, and close every call with a written work order: what failed, the parts installed, the labor, and the warranty term on that repair. It’s $75 to come out and diagnose, credited to the repair, then a written repair-or-replace call before anyone spends real money on a ten-year-old machine.
Turnovers and make-ready
Between tenants is the cheapest moment to catch a problem. We run every appliance in the unit through a full cycle in one visit: fridge pulling temp, washer filling and draining, dryer heating, dishwasher completing, range and oven holding heat, disposal clear. You get one report per unit with a pass or fail on each item and a written price on anything that failed. Approve it and the repairs go on the schedule, so the unit is ready before the new lease starts, not after.
Invoicing that fits your PM software
NET-30 for qualified property management accounts. Per-property invoices or one consolidated monthly statement, your call, with the property address on every line so it imports cleanly. We track service history by address, so when unit 4B eats its third disposal, the pattern is right there for both of us. Portfolio pricing is set per account on unit count and call volume; ask and we’ll put numbers to it.
What the warranty covers
Appliance repairs carry 90 days on consumables, one year on major parts, and two years on sealed-system work. Every term prints on the work order, so when an owner asks what a repair came with, you already have the answer.
A few things worth knowing
- Owner-run. Andrew handles B2B accounts personally, not a call center.
- CSLB #1136642, BEAR #50788, BBB A+ accredited, insured. COI with your entity named goes out same day you ask.
- 594 reviews at 4.9 across Google, Yelp, and Thumbtack.
Heating or cooling in a unit? That side goes to our sister brand, Bay Area HVAC Service, same owner and license. Selling a unit out of the portfolio? Our realtor service handles the pre-listing check and the escrow repairs.
Account setup is one call. Reach us at (925) 999-4095 or [email protected], say you manage property, and we’ll walk you through terms and portfolio pricing.
Cities we cover across the Bay Area.
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in San Ramon
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Danville
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Walnut Creek
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Lafayette
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Pleasanton
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Dublin
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Livermore
- Appliance Service for Property Managers in Palo Alto
Don't see your city? We cover most of the Tri-Valley, Diablo Valley, Inner East Bay, and Mid-Peninsula. Ask when you call.
Pricing & warranty
No mystery numbers.
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Diagnostic
$75
Waived when you book the repair with us.
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Repair warranty
3 mo to 1 yr
Parts + labor on completed repairs. Term varies by part.
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Repair cost
Quoted
Final cost depends on parts and the time the job takes. Written quote before we start.
What do customers ask about Appliance Service for Property Managers?
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Do you offer NET-30 terms?
Yes, for qualified property management accounts on standing agreement. Per-property invoices or one consolidated monthly statement, your choice, itemized so it imports into standard PM software. -
How does portfolio pricing work?
It is set per account based on unit count and call volume. We do not publish a rate card because a 12-unit portfolio and a 200-unit portfolio are different jobs. Call, tell us what you manage, and we will quote terms. -
Can one account cover multiple properties?
Yes. We track service history by property address, so recurring failures at a specific unit show up in the record and you can bill owners per property. -
What warranty applies to the work?
Appliance repairs: 90 days on consumables, one year on major parts, two years on sealed-system work. HVAC repairs: one year parts and labor. Full HVAC installs: ten years parts, ten years labor. Terms are printed on every work order. -
Do you do unit-turn inspections between tenants?
Yes. One visit runs every appliance through a full cycle and tests heating and cooling, then you get one written report per unit with a pass or fail on each item and a quote on anything that failed.