Refrigerator not cooling, washer leaking, dryer not heating or dishwasher not draining? From houses to townhouses and manufactured homes along the Tamiami Trail, help starts with one call. Call to reach an independent local repair professional who serves your ZIP code.
Choose your appliance to see common causes, what's safe to check first and when to call.
Not cooling, leaking, ice maker problems or new noises. In compact kitchens, leave a little clearance around the unit so warm air can escape.
Won't drain or spin, leaking, shaking or not starting. Upstairs laundry closets make a drain pan and an easy-to-reach shut-off valve especially important.
No heat, long drying times, loud noises or not starting. Vent ducts that run through interior walls can be long, so slow drying is often an airflow problem.
Not draining, not cleaning, leaking or showing an error code. Leaks under the cabinet can go unnoticed; check the floor after a cycle if anything seems off.
Tamiami's housing is varied, with houses, townhouses, larger buildings and manufactured homes. Each type affects what a repair visit looks like.
In manufactured homes, laundry and kitchen spaces can be compact, and appliances may have specific installation and venting requirements set by the home's manufacturer. Have the appliance model number ready and describe the space when you call, so the contractor knows what to expect.
In houses and townhouses, the most common calls are the familiar ones. A washer leaks from a worn fill hose, a dryer takes too long because of a clogged vent, or a refrigerator struggles in summer heat. Our guides list the safe checks to try first.
Washers, dryers and second refrigerators in garages deal with Miami heat and humidity. Mention where the appliance is when you call.
In single-family homes the dryer vent often runs through a wall or attic to the outside. Long or crushed ducts slow drying and collect lint.
Townhouses often put the laundry closet upstairs. A drain pan under the washer and a quick-close shut-off valve limit damage if a hose fails.
If your community has an association, check its rules on contractor parking and access before the visit.
Check your ZIP code, then call.
Tamiami is an unincorporated community. Sweetwater and Westchester lie to the east, Westwood Lakes to the southeast and Kendale Lakes to the south. U.S. Route 41, the Tamiami Trail, runs through the middle of the community. The name blends “Tampa” and “Miami,” after the road that crosses the Everglades between the two cities.
Tamiami is home to St. Kevin School and Belen Jesuit Preparatory School. It spans three ZIP codes, 33175, 33184 and 33182, and all three are on our coverage list. ZIP 33184 lies mostly inside Tamiami, while 33175 and 33182 are shared with neighboring communities.
Many contractors do. Appliances in manufactured homes can have specific installation and venting requirements, so mention the home type, give the appliance's brand and model number, and confirm the contractor handles it when you call.
Stop the cycle and turn off the hot and cold water valves behind the washer. Unplug it if you can do so safely, and check the fill hoses for cracks or bulges. Then call to be connected with a contractor.
Call the number on this page and tell us what's wrong and your ZIP code. You'll be connected with an independent local repair professional, and you can discuss the problem, price and timing directly with them.
Our current coverage list includes 33175, 33184 and 33182. Coverage can change, so enter your ZIP code in the checker on this page.
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