

Englewood, Colorado
Appliance Repair
in Englewood, CO
Honest repairs for homes, apartments and businesses across Englewood, from older north-side houses to Hampden Hills, with a firm price before any work.
Rated 5 stars on Google
- Local & Family-OwnedBased in Superior
- Open 24/7Same-day service often available
- 90-Day WarrantyParts & labor
- All Major BrandsEveryday to luxury

A Family-Run Company for Every Appliance in Your Home
PointLine is a small, family-owned appliance repair company with its office in nearby Superior. A technician and his wife started it after years at other repair companies, where they watched customers get rushed explanations and bills that didn't match what they were told.
We built the business to work differently. Your technician finds the real cause, explains it in plain terms, and gives you a firm price before touching a single part. Whether it's the fridge, the dryer or the range, we treat your home with the same care we'd want in ours.
- We show you what failed and why
- You agree to a firm price before we start
- Genuine OEM parts, never generic stand-ins
- Insured, tidy and respectful of your home
What We Do
Appliance Services in Englewood
Home Appliance Repair
Englewood homes, from the oldest houses on the northwest side to the newer southeast streets, plus apartments and rentals, get the same careful repair of everyday and premium appliances.
More about home appliance repairCommercial Appliance Repair
We keep commercial kitchens, refrigeration, dish machines and laundry running for Englewood businesses, whether you're downtown, near City Center or along Santa Fe Drive.
More about commercial appliance repairAppliance Maintenance
Many local homes are more than half a century old, so regular dryer vent and coil cleaning plus gas burner checks at altitude help keep appliances dependable.
More about appliance maintenance
What We Repair
Appliances We Repair in Englewood
Kitchen, laundry and refrigeration — gas and electric, built-in and freestanding.
- Refrigerator Repairin EnglewoodFridges that stop cooling, failed defrost heaters and dripping drain lines in older Englewood kitchens
- Freezer Repairin EnglewoodSpare freezers in basements and garages that frost up, run hot or cycle constantly
- Ice Maker Repairin EnglewoodClogged inlet screens, slow fills and stalled harvest motors on ice makers fed by Englewood's own water supply
- Wine Cooler Repairin EnglewoodCompressors that short-cycle, failing thermistors and foggy glass on wine units in apartments and remodels
- Washer Repairin EnglewoodStacked and full-size washers that won't drain, leak or walk during spin in Hampden Hills apartments
- Dryer Repairin EnglewoodDryers that tumble without heat, squeal or shut off, with gas burners set up for the local altitude
- Dryer Vent Cleaningin EnglewoodLint removal from long, aging vent runs in older Englewood homes
- Dishwasher Repairin EnglewoodWeak wash arms, door leaks, film and pump failures on dishwashers fitted into older kitchens
- Oven Repairin EnglewoodSlow preheats, cracked igniters and temperature drift, with calibration that accounts for baking at 5,348 feet
- Wall Oven Repairin EnglewoodBuilt-in ovens with blank displays, jammed self-clean latches or failed fans in updated kitchens
- Range / Stove Repairin EnglewoodIgniters that spark endlessly, uneven gas flames and burned-out coils on ranges in rental homes and apartments
- Cooktop Repairin EnglewoodRadiant zones that stay cold, touch controls that lock up and gas burners with lazy flames
- Microwave Repairin EnglewoodMagnetrons that quit, sparking cavities and dead keypads on microwaves in apartment kitchens
- Range Hood Repairin EnglewoodBlower motors that whine, clogged grease filters and failed switches in older homes
- Garbage Disposal Repairin EnglewoodJammed grinders, cracked housings and leaks at the drain connection under sinks in decades-old homes
Troubleshooting
Refrigerator, Laundry and Gas Range Repair: What Usually Goes Wrong
A symptom is only the starting point. These are problems homeowners and renters often run into, along with what tends to cause them and how your technician narrows it down.
Refrigerator making ice but leaving milk lukewarm
- Likely cause:
- When the freezer works but the fresh-food side drifts warm, cold air usually isn't moving between the two. A frosted-over evaporator from a defrost fault, a stalled fan or a stuck air damper is the common culprit.
- What we check:
- Your technician first checks for frost buildup behind the freezer panel and confirms the evaporator fan and damper are working.
- Typical fix:
- The typical repair is replacing a defrost heater, sensor or control, or swapping out the fan motor or damper.
Stacked washer-dryer stopping partway through a cycle
- Likely cause:
- Compact stacked units, common in apartments and smaller homes, pack a lot into a tight cabinet. A failing door lock, an unbalanced load sensor or a partly clogged drain pump can all halt a cycle.
- What we check:
- We start by reading any error code and testing the door lock and drain pump.
- Typical fix:
- Most repairs involve a new door lock assembly, drain pump or control component sized for that specific stacked model.
Electric dryer running but the drum won't turn
- Likely cause:
- If you hear the motor but the drum sits still, the drive belt has usually snapped or slipped off. Worn idler pulleys and drum rollers often wear out alongside it.
- What we check:
- Your technician checks the belt, idler pulley and rollers for wear before replacing anything.
- Typical fix:
- The usual fix is a new belt, often with a fresh idler pulley or rollers so the dryer runs quietly again.
Dishwasher smelling stale between loads
- Likely cause:
- Food trapped in the filter, a sluggish drain or a kinked drain hose leaves dirty water sitting in the tub. Over time that water turns sour.
- What we check:
- We inspect the filter and sump, then run a drain test to see whether water is leaving the tub fully.
- Typical fix:
- Typical repairs are clearing or replacing the drain pump, correcting the drain hose or replacing a worn filter assembly.
Gas oven lighting, then going out before it reaches temperature
- Likely cause:
- A weakening igniter can glow just long enough to light the burner but not long enough to keep the gas valve open. Altitude adjustment and a dirty burner can also make the flame unstable.
- What we check:
- Your technician measures the igniter's current draw and watches the flame through a full heat cycle.
- Typical fix:
- The common repair is a new igniter, along with cleaning and adjusting the burner so it burns steadily.
Ice maker leaking water into the freezer or onto the floor
- Likely cause:
- A water inlet valve that doesn't close fully, a cracked fill tube or a refrigerator that isn't level can send water where it shouldn't go. A loose supply line connection behind the fridge is another possibility.
- What we check:
- We check the inlet valve, fill tube and leveling first, then trace the supply line connection.
- Typical fix:
- Most leaks are solved with a new inlet valve or fill tube and a properly leveled refrigerator.
Before You Call
Before You Call, Try These Safe Checks
Some problems have a simple cause you can rule out in a few minutes. None of these steps require tools or opening up the appliance.
Safety first: unplug the appliance or switch off its breaker before you check anything. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility from outside.
Freezer section feels soft and slushy
- Make sure the freezer door closes fully and nothing on a shelf is blocking it.
- Run your hand along the door seal to feel for gaps or tears.
- Confirm the temperature setting wasn't bumped to a warmer level.
If the seal looks fine and food is still soft after a few hours, call us before it thaws further.
Range hood fan won't come on
- Check the breaker panel for a tripped breaker and reset it once.
- Try every fan speed button, since one switch position can fail on its own.
- Clean or remove a heavily greased filter that may be binding the fan.
If the light works but the fan stays silent, or the breaker trips again, stop and book a visit.
Front-load washer door stays locked after the cycle
- Wait a few minutes, since many washers keep the door locked briefly after spinning.
- Look for water still in the drum, which keeps the lock engaged.
- Unplug the washer for a minute, then plug it back in to reset the controls.
If water won't drain or the door stays locked after a reset, call us rather than forcing it open.
Gas cooktop burner keeps clicking after it lights
- Turn the burner off and let it cool, then make sure the burner cap sits flat and centered.
- Dry the burner area if a spill or cleaning left it wet.
- Wipe away crumbs or grease around the burner base.
If the clicking continues once everything is clean, dry and seated, book a repair.
Smelling gas around the stove, oven or dryer
- Do not switch lights or appliances on or off, and do not use a lighter or match.
- Leave the home right away with everyone inside.
- From outside, call your gas utility's emergency line.
Once the utility has made the home safe, call us to diagnose and repair the appliance.

Brands We Service
Brands We Service
in Englewood
Everyday workhorses and built-in luxury — the brands in Englewood kitchens and laundry rooms, repaired with genuine OEM parts.
Don't see your brand? Call (720) 285-3573 — we'll tell you right away if we can help.
Local Know-How
What Local Homes, Altitude and Water Mean for Your Appliances
Older houses on the north side
Much of Englewood was built in the decades after World War II, so many houses here are well over half a century old. Northwest Englewood, around downtown and the City Center, has the oldest homes in town. Kitchens and laundry areas from that time were planned for smaller appliances, so today's models often end up in tight spaces with long or bent dryer vents and little airflow. That makes dryers take longer and fridges run warmer. We look at the installation as well as the broken part.
Apartments, rentals and the newer south side
Hampden Hills, the newest part of the city, has large apartment complexes, and there are many apartments and single-person households across town. That means plenty of compact and stacked appliances, and landlords and property managers who need repairs handled without fuss. We work with owners and managers directly and can coordinate a time with tenants. When a unit turns over, a quick check of the washer, dryer vent, fridge seals and range burners can catch problems before the next tenant moves in. Southeast Englewood is almost entirely residential and newer than the north side, and Southwest Englewood mixes newer homes with industrial areas where we also handle commercial refrigeration and equipment.
Gas ranges and dryers at altitude
The city sits in the South Platte River valley at about 5,348 feet. Thinner air changes how gas burns, so ranges, ovens, cooktops and dryers need the right setup, or burners can light poorly, burn yellow or leave soot. Whenever we work on a gas appliance, we check the flame and ignition along with whatever part failed.
A water supply of its own
Englewood draws on its own water rights and McLellan Reservoir, separate from Denver Water. Like any tap water, it leaves some mineral residue over time, which can build up as scale. Changing the refrigerator water filter on schedule and cleaning the dishwasher filter both help. When we service an ice maker, dishwasher or washer, we check the filters, inlet valves and spray arms that tend to clog first.

- ZIP codes
- 80110, 80113
- County
- Arapahoe County
- Elevation
- About 5,300 ft
- Our office
- 2600 S Rock Creek Pkwy #103, Superior
What to Expect
What to Expect When We Arrive
Your technician arrives in the window you chose, asks what you've noticed, and tests the appliance before suggesting anything. You'll hear what's wrong in plain language and see a firm price before work begins, whether you're in a house on the north side or an apartment near Hampden Avenue.
- Diagnostic visit
- $85Credited toward the repair when you go ahead
- Repair price
- Before work startsA firm quote you approve first — no surprises
- Warranty
- 90 daysParts and labor on every completed repair
- Parts
- Genuine OEMMatched to your model number
We accept
- Cash
- Major credit cards
- Venmo
- Apple Pay
- Checks
Hours
- Every day
- Open 24/7
Available 24/7 — call or text anytime
Membership
PointLine Care Club for Englewood Homes
One service call is $85. For $99 a year, every service call is free.
- Free service calls all year — no $85 fee
- 1 free maintenance visit a year
- 10% off labor on every repair
$99/ year
One household · renews yearly · cancel anytime before renewal
Property manager or landlord? See our Property Care Club →
How It Works
Your Repair, Start to Finish
Four simple steps from the first call to a working appliance.
- 01
Schedule It
Book online or call (720) 285-3573 and share your address, the appliance brand and what you've noticed so far.
- 02
On Time, in Your Window
Your technician heads over from our Superior office and arrives during the window you selected, whether you're near Hampden Avenue, Santa Fe Drive or a light rail stop.
- 03
A Firm Price Up Front
Once the problem is found, you get a firm price before any work starts, and the $85 diagnostic charge is credited to the repair.
- 04
Genuine Parts, Real Coverage
We finish the job with genuine OEM parts and back it with our 90-day parts and labor warranty.
Google Reviews
What Our Customers Say
5.0Every review on Google is five stars.
“Had an issue with an ice maker in our freezer, Nick solved it instantly. Timely, great communication! I would recommend Nick to anyone.”
Oscar O.July 2026 · Google “Great work at a very reasonable price. Nick was super easy to work with, very quick response time, and able to accommodate our schedule. Highly recommend his services if needed.”
Blake U.July 2026 · Google “This is a small owner-operated business, which is a big bonus as pricing is much more reasonable than using the chains or PE owned companies. Nick was accommodating, and installed a new evaporator fan in my GE Cafe fridge/freezer quickly and correctly. Highly recommend.”
Aaron F.July 2026 · Google
Seasonal Care
Seasonal Appliance Care Through the Year
Front Range weather swings from cold, dry winters to hot summer days, and a little attention each season keeps your appliances on track.
Winter
Keep heat and air moving
Cold months mean more baking and more dryer loads, so clean the lint screen every time and make sure the outside vent flap isn't blocked by snow. Dry winter air also adds static to dryer loads. If a fridge or freezer sits in an unheated porch, garage or basement, check that it isn't getting so cold that it stops cycling properly.
Spring
Freshen water-using appliances
Spring is a good time to replace the refrigerator water filter and clean the dishwasher filter. Look behind the washer and fridge for damp spots that could signal a slow leak at a supply line.
Summer
Give the refrigerator room to breathe
Hot days make refrigerators and freezers work harder, especially in compact kitchens with little clearance. Vacuum dust from the front grille or condenser area if you can reach it easily, and avoid packing the freezer so tightly that air can't circulate.
Fall
Get ready for the busy season
Before holiday cooking, test every oven and cooktop burner and watch for steady blue flames on gas models. Have the dryer vent cleaned if it hasn't been done in a while, since long vent runs in older homes collect lint quickly. A yearly maintenance visit is included in the PointLine Care Club if you'd like us to handle these checks.
A yearly maintenance visit is included in the PointLine Care Club ($99/year).What's included
FAQ
Englewood Appliance Questions
Quick answers for homeowners and businesses in Englewood.
Which Englewood ZIP codes do you serve?
We serve 80110, 80113, 80111 and 80112. The last two are shared with neighboring communities, so just give us your street address when you book and we'll confirm.
Can you repair appliances in the oldest homes on the northwest side?
Yes, we work in the homes around downtown and the City Center, including some of the oldest houses in the city. Older houses often have wiring and plumbing updated in stages over the years, so your technician checks connections as well as the appliance itself.
Many homes here are more than half a century old. Are their appliances worth fixing?
Usually, yes, because the age and condition of the appliance matter more than the age of the house. Many post-war kitchens have been updated since, and we give you a firm price so you can weigh repair against replacement.
Does the altitude affect gas appliances?
It can, since thinner air at about 5,348 feet changes how gas burns in ovens, ranges and dryers. Your technician checks flame and burner setup so gas appliances heat properly here.
The city doesn't use Denver Water. Does its water supply matter for appliances?
It can matter for ice makers, dishwashers and washers, since anything with an inlet valve or filter depends on the water feeding it. The city draws on its own water rights and McLellan Reservoir, and your technician checks valves, screens and filters when diagnosing water-related problems.
Do you work in Hampden Hills apartments and other rentals?
Yes, we repair appliances for tenants, landlords and property managers in apartment complexes and rental homes around town. Landlords can book online or by phone and arrange access with their tenants, and the time between tenants is a good moment to catch worn parts.
Do you serve nearby cities?
Yes, we also cover Littleton, Denver, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, Wheat Ridge and Aurora. Our Superior office serves 21 Denver Metro and Boulder County cities in all.
Service Area
Nearby Cities We Serve
Beyond Englewood, we also serve homes and businesses in Littleton, Denver, Lakewood, Highlands Ranch, Wheat Ridge and Aurora.
Englewood ZIP code
- 80110
- 80113
Nearby cities we serve
All 21 service areas
Got an appliance that won't cooperate?
Reach us online or at (720) 285-3573 to schedule a $85 diagnostic that's credited toward the repair once you approve it.
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