Appliance Repair in Bogart, GA

🔧 92 Bogart Jobs on Record 📍 Oconee and Clarke Counties 🏠 73 Households Served 💰 $99 Diagnostic, Off the Repair 🛡️ 90 Days on Parts and Labor

A Bogart repair runs $378 with a part fitted, and $334 across all paid visits. Those two numbers sit closer together than almost anywhere else we work, and that gap is the whole story of this postal area. The base is 92 jobs at Bogart addresses in 73 households since February 2023, 60 of them paid and 44 finished with a component replaced.

Forty-four of 60 is 73.3 percent of paid visits ending with a part fitted. Of the 83 Georgia cities where we hold at least forty paid visits, only Waleska comes in higher at 77.6 percent. The statewide figure is 61.6 percent. Put plainly: when somebody in this area calls us, the machine is usually genuinely broken.

Appliance Repair in Bogart, GA

Refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, oven, freezer and ice maker across Bogart, the Oconee side of the postal area and the Clarke County line. The same rate card we run in Athens, nothing added for mileage, and a price quoted before any part is ordered.

The Number That Makes This Page Different

💡 The bottom quarter of our paid Bogart visits starts at $185, not at $99. On most of our Georgia pages the lower quartile sits on the diagnostic fee itself, because the cheap end of any local file is made of visits where the fix was a setting, a filter or a loading habit. Here that end of the distribution is thin, which is the same fact as the 73.3 percent, seen from the other side.

Half of our 44 part-fitted repairs land between $315 and $432, and nine in ten come in under $518. That middle half is narrow by our standards, and it is narrow for a reason that has nothing to do with our rate card: a file made mostly of real component failures clusters, while a file made of mixed outcomes spreads.

There is one repair in the file above $1,000, at $1,067, and it carries no appliance record at all, so we are not attributing it to a machine or letting it price one. That is 1 repair in 44, against 3.3 percent across Georgia, so the top end here is close to normal even though the bottom end is not.

What Appliance Repair Costs in Bogart

Two city-level numbers stand on their own — $334 across all 60 paid visits and $378 across the 44 with a component fitted — and one appliance has enough local history to price itself.

ApplianceBogart jobsLocal repairs with a partMedian we publishMiddle half
Refrigerator2215$407 local$350 to $463
Washer146$365 company$307 to $427
Dishwasher52$330 company$274 to $400
Oven and range41$375 company$300 to $482
Freezer and ice maker31$375 and $425 company$295 to $492
Dryer22$348 company$295 to $406

The refrigerator line is local because fifteen part-fitted repairs clears the threshold we hold ourselves to before publishing a local median. Every other row is our company book — 2,770 washer repairs, 2,160 dishwashers, 1,858 ovens, 1,301 dryers — because two local dryer repairs and one local oven repair cannot price anything, and pretending otherwise would be the easiest way to be wrong on this page.

One more thing we will not use: a $828 invoice in this file carries stove and microwave tags but describes a dryer belt replacement. The tagging is contradictory, so that ticket is excluded from every appliance figure above rather than quietly averaged in.

The refrigerator is a third of the work 22 OF 92 JOBS

Twenty-two refrigerator jobs, fifteen of them with a component replaced, at a local median of $407 and a middle half of $350 to $463. The most expensive was $719. Company-wide the figure is $390, so Bogart runs $17 above our own book.

Read it against the corridor instead and it looks cheap: Bethlehem sits at $449, Watkinsville at $447, Statham at $420 and Athens at $410. Only Winder comes in under us, at $388. Correct temperature targets, which settle a surprising share of complaints before a part is discussed, are in refrigerator temperature.

Whirlpool and Samsung, dead level 9 AND 8 OF 33

Thirty-three Bogart jobs carry a brand: Whirlpool 9, Samsung 8, GE 7, Frigidaire 5, then one each of LG, Electrolux, Maytag, Maytag and Thermador. That single Thermador is the only premium built-in machine in the file.

The Samsung share matters more here than the count suggests, because Samsung French-door platforms are where the expensive refrigerator diagnoses live, and refrigerators are already a third of this file. It is also why we carry the common Whirlpool and Samsung parts on the van rather than ordering them after the visit.

A postal area, not a town of 1,326 ZIP HOLDS 11,280 PEOPLE

Bogart the municipality is 1,326 people across 2.51 square miles. The postal area we drive holds 11,280 people, 4,376 housing units and 4,096 households, so more than eight in nine of the addresses in this file are outside the city limits and inside the same mail.

That difference is not cosmetic. The postal area has a median household income of $133,563 and a median owner-occupied home value of $397,700, which is the demographic behind both the newer machines and the willingness to repair rather than replace them. The town itself is older than the numbers suggest: it was renamed Bogart in 1892 after a railroad agent, having first been called Osceola, and it incorporated in 1905 once the Athens-to-Atlanta line brought a depot, a bank and three cotton gins.

Two water utilities inside one postal code OCONEE AND CLARKE

Bogart straddles Oconee and Clarke counties, and the water arrives by two different routes. Oconee County takes treated water from the Bear Creek plant in Jackson County, rated at 21 million gallons a day; Athens-Clarke County takes raw water from the same reservoir and treats it itself. The reservoir is jointly owned by four counties through an authority created in 1994 after the droughts of the mid-1980s, and it holds about five billion gallons across 505 acres.

We have no verified hardness figure for either tap, so we are not publishing one. Where water shows up in our invoices is consistent regardless: inlet valves, filter screens and the ice side of a refrigerator. Company medians are $408 for a refrigerator inlet valve, $361 for a washer valve and $470 for an ice maker module.

Do We Cover Your Address?

All 92 jobs in this file sit in postal code 30622, and we work the whole of it rather than the city limits. That takes in the Oconee County subdivisions south and west of the town, the stretch along Atlanta Highway toward the Clarke County line, and the addresses that are served by North Oconee schools on one side of a street and Clarke Central on the other.

Bogart is part of the Athens-Clarke County metropolitan area, and our routes reach it on the same runs that serve Athens itself, which is why same-day and next-day slots here are ordinary rather than exceptional.

One honest note about the shape of the file over time: 18 jobs in 2023, 34 in 2024, 24 in 2025 and 16 through September 2026. The 2025 dip is our coverage in this corner rather than a fall in demand, and we would rather say so than let the curve be read as a market that softened and recovered.

Around Bogart

This is the Athens end of our Georgia map and the drives are short. South-east past Watkinsville is Bishop, a town of 332 people whose postal area is the most expensive we serve. Athens is immediately east and carries the largest file in this corner. North-west along the highway are Statham, whose part-fitted share of 69.2 percent is the closest thing in our book to the Bogart figure, and Winder beyond it. South is Watkinsville, the Oconee County seat, where the ice maker rather than the refrigerator carries the expensive work. West toward Barrow County we also cover Bethlehem.

Every covered city and appliance in one place is on the Atlanta service area page.

Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause

  • Refrigerator runs constantly and cools poorly — the evaporator fan at a company median of $426, or a condenser coil packed with dust, which imitates a failing compressor closely and costs nothing to clear.
  • Both compartments warm at once — the control board at $510 or the compressor at $580, the middle half of the latter running $354 to $1,200. These are the two diagnoses that genuinely change the repair-or-replace answer, and the tells are in signs of a bad compressor.
  • No ice, or ice that arrives slowly — the fill tube or the inlet valve at $408 before the ice maker module at $470. Reseat the filter until it clicks and run several litres through before booking.
  • Washer will not drain — the drain pump at $370 across 113 repairs. Check the filter and that the drain hose behind the machine is not crushed, since both produce identical standing water.
  • Washer walks or bangs on the spin — suspension at $367 across 177 repairs. A technician checks load balance before condemning the suspension, because a bunched load imitates worn dampers closely.
  • Washer throws a code and stops — the control board at $436, or the door latch at $354 if the drum locks late. Codes and what sits behind them are in washer error codes.
  • Dryer turns but the load stays damp — the heating element at $346 or the thermostat at $350, and clear the lint path first: a dryer that will not heat.
  • Dishwasher leaves grit or standing water — the drain pump at $335 or the circulation pump at $381, after the filter basket and the spray arm jets.
  • Oven will not light or bakes unevenly — the igniter at $350 across 216 repairs, or the control board at $469.

Repair or Replace, on the Bogart Numbers

A $378 median repair against $900 or more for a comparable new machine is not a close call, and in a postal area where the median home is valued near $397,700 the machines are rarely the cheapest models on the floor. Replacing a mid-range French-door refrigerator here means matching a cabinet opening as well as a price.

The exception is the sealed system. When the diagnosis is the compressor and the machine is past twelve years, we will give you the repair figure and the replacement figure side by side rather than sell the repair, and on a Samsung French-door platform we will tell you which of the two we would choose in your kitchen. The arithmetic in full is in the repair or replace guide, with expected service life by appliance in how long refrigerators last.

Reductions on a Bogart Invoice

$30 OFFVeteransEvery visit, no expiry
$30 OFFSeniorsEvery visit, no expiry
$20 OFFNew CustomersYour first job with us

Priority Membership

$179 a year, and five diagnostics stop costing anything

  • Five visits a year with the $99 waived, which is $495 at the list rate
  • Scheduling priority, so a member is normally seen inside 24 to 48 hours
  • A further $30 taken off labor, on top of whichever reduction applies to you
  • Cover on our own workmanship extends past the standard 90 days

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Appliance Repair in Bogart — Questions We Get

How much does appliance repair cost in Bogart, GA?

Two medians: $334 across every paid visit and $378 where a component went in, both including the component, the labor and the visit itself. The base is 60 paid jobs and 44 part-fitted ones, with half of the latter between $315 and $432 and nine in ten under $518.

The refrigerator figure on this page is local, at $407 from fifteen repairs. Every other appliance figure is a company number — $365 washers, $348 dryers, $375 ovens, $330 dishwashers — because no other machine here has reached ten local repairs with a part fitted.

Why are your two Bogart medians so close together?

Because 44 of our 60 paid visits here ended with a component fitted, which is 73.3 percent against 61.6 percent across Georgia. The all-visits median is only dragged below the with-a-part median by the cheap end of a file, and this file has an unusually thin cheap end: the bottom quarter of paid visits starts at $185 rather than at the $99 diagnostic.

Is that the highest rate you record anywhere in Georgia?

Second highest. Of the 83 Georgia cities where we hold at least forty paid visits, Waleska is ahead at 77.6 percent and Bogart follows at 73.3 percent, with Jasper at 72.1 and Woodstock at 71.5. Statham, fifteen minutes up the highway, is fifth at 69.2 percent.

Do you cover my address if it is not inside the city limits?

Yes, and most of our work here is exactly that. The city is 1,326 people; the postal area holds 11,280 and 4,376 housing units, and we drive all of it — the Oconee subdivisions south and west, the Atlanta Highway stretch, and the Clarke County side.

What is the most expensive Bogart repair on record?

$1,067, and it is the only four-figure invoice in 44 part-fitted repairs. It carries no appliance record, so we do not attribute it to a machine. The dearest repair with a machine recorded against it is a $719 refrigerator.

Which brands do you see most here?

Whirlpool at 9 and Samsung at 8 of the 33 branded jobs, then GE at 7 and Frigidaire at 5. There is a single premium built-in machine in the whole file, a Thermador. We stock the common Whirlpool and Samsung parts on the van, which is why a first visit here often finishes the job rather than ordering and returning.

Does the water here damage appliances?

We have no verified hardness figure for Bogart taps and will not invent one. What our invoices show is where water work concentrates: inlet valves at $361 on a washer and $408 on a refrigerator, filter screens, and the ice side of a fridge at $470 for the module. Oconee County distributes treated water from the Bear Creek plant in Jackson County, and Athens-Clarke treats its own supply from the same reservoir.

What does the $99 diagnostic cover, and is it credited?

You are paying for the trip and for a technician to find the fault, and the whole $99 comes off the invoice the moment you approve the repair. Stacked laundry pairs and double wall ovens are $150, since the units must be pulled apart before anything is visible. Parts and labor are covered for 90 days afterwards.

Book Appliance Repair in Bogart

Every figure above comes off 92 real invoices, 22 of them written in the past year, with the local numbers and the company numbers labelled separately. The $99 diagnostic comes off the bill when you approve the work, and we stand behind parts and labor for 90 days.

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