Not cleaning, not draining, door latch and control panel issues — all major brands.
Clogged spray arms, failed wash pumps, and worn inlet valves diagnosed and repaired.
Clogged filters, failed drain pumps, and kinked hoses cleared or replaced to fix standing water.
Worn latch mechanisms that prevent the cycle from starting repaired or replaced.
Unresponsive buttons, error codes, and dead displays diagnosed and fixed.
Grinding, buzzing, or rattling sounds traced to pump, motor, or spray arm issues.
Same-day and next-day appointments across Guelph — most repairs completed on the first visit.
A service call in Guelph runs $80–$120, applied toward the repair. Drain pump replacement, one of the most common dishwasher repairs, typically runs around $180. Door latch or hinge repair runs $120–$180 and is usually a quick fix — most dishwashers won't start at all unless the safety latch fully engages. Control panel repair for unresponsive buttons or dead displays runs $150–$280, and spray arm or drain hose issues run $100–$180.
Poor cleaning performance is almost always a spray arm or pump issue rather than a detergent problem — check that spray arm holes aren't clogged with hard water deposits or food debris before assuming a mechanical failure. Drainage problems are frequently caused by a clogged filter basket at the bottom of the tub, which is a simple homeowner-cleanable part worth checking before booking a service call.
Dishwashers typically last about 10 years. If the repair is under 50% of a comparable new unit's cost (typically $500–$1,000 installed) and your dishwasher is under 5 years old, repair is usually the better value — and simple fixes like spray arms, latches, and inlet valves are worth doing at almost any age.
For a broader look at appliance repair pricing across appliance types, see our appliance repair cost guide.
We repair dishwashers throughout Guelph and the surrounding region:
A service call runs $80–$120, applied toward the repair. Drain pump replacement typically runs around $180, door latch or hinge repair $120–$180, control panel repair $150–$280, and spray arm or drain hose issues $100–$180.
The most common causes are clogged or broken spray arms, a failed wash pump, a worn water inlet valve reducing fill volume, or hard water buildup restricting spray nozzles. We check spray arms and the pump first since they're the most frequent culprits.
Usually a clogged drain filter or basket (check and clean this first — it's a common DIY fix), a failed drain pump, or a clogged or kinked drain hose. Garbage disposal connections can also cause drainage issues if not properly cleared.
If the repair is under 50% of a comparable new unit's cost (typically $500–$1,000 installed) and your dishwasher is under 5 years old — about half its 10-year expected lifespan — repair is usually the better value. Simple fixes like spray arms, latches, and inlet valves are worth it at almost any age.
Most dishwashers won't run unless the door latch fully engages a safety switch. A worn or misaligned latch mechanism is a common, inexpensive fix. If the latch feels fine but the unit still won't start, the control board may be at fault.
Yes, we service built-in, drawer-style, and portable dishwashers from all major brands, including Bosch, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, and GE.
Tell us what's wrong with your dishwasher and we'll get back to you within 24 hours — same-day service is often available.
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