O'DELL'SAPPLIANCE REPAIR
All major brands. Most problems diagnosed on the first visit — and the diagnosis is already included in the service call.
Won't spin, won't drain, leaks, shakes, or stops mid-cycle.
No heat, no tumble, taking two cycles to dry one load.
Not cooling, freezing over, leaking water, ice maker quit.
Burners out, uneven baking, won't heat, bad elements. Electric only — no gas ranges.
Leaks, standing water, dishes coming out dirty, error codes.
Dead panels, no heat, sparking — built-ins and over-range units.
Inside-the-machine lint cleanout plus the full vent run, priced like a house call.
Duct repair, hookups, swaps, the little stuff. No job too small for a real person.
Nobody around here publishes prices. We do — because you shouldn't need to fill out a "free quote" form to learn what a visit costs.
Lint doesn't just clog the trap — it packs the machine and the duct behind it. Drag the handle. This is a real dryer we serviced.
Based in Dayton. Inside the county line it's the $85 call; past it, $100 — the map is the price list. Not sure which you are? Call, it takes ten seconds.
O'Dell's is Caleb O'Dell's family business, based right here in Rhea County. When you call, you're not reaching a call center or a franchise script — you're talking to Caleb, the person who shows up, diagnoses your machine honestly, and tells you the price before touching a screwdriver.
Thirty seconds of typing, and we'll come back with a real answer for this week — not a scheduling window.
The trip to your home, a full diagnosis of the problem, and the first hour of labor. If the fix fits in that hour — and many do — the service call is the whole bill, plus any parts you approve.
All the majors — Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, Kenmore, and more. Something unusual? Say so when you call and we'll tell you straight whether it's worth a visit.
Usually within a few days, often sooner. Call or text and you'll get a real answer for this week, not a four-hour window three Tuesdays from now.
A packed vent makes it run hot and long: higher bills, shorter machine life, and it's the leading cause of the ~3,000 dryer fires American homes see every year. Once a year keeps it safe and fast.