Appliance Repair in Flowery Branch, GA
Flowery Branch is the steadiest file we hold anywhere in Georgia: 54 jobs in 2023, 53 in 2024, 52 in 2025. Of the 53 towns where we have enough history to measure it, no other city comes within four percent of that. Twenty-three more have arrived in the first nine months of 2026.
Steady volume, though, does not mean a narrow bill. The typical repair here is $328 — one of the lower medians in our book — but twelve of 76 repairs have passed $600 and four have passed $1,000, topping out at $1,499. Cheap most of the time, occasionally not: that is the honest shape of this town.
Appliance Repair in Flowery Branch, GA
Refrigerators, ovens, washers, dishwashers, dryers and ice makers across 30542 — the old depot district and Main Street, the lake neighbourhoods off Lights Ferry and Gainesville Street, and the subdivisions spreading east toward Spout Springs.
Low Median, Long Tail
The file opened on 24 March 2023 and now runs to 182 invoices from 160 households, 41 of them in the last twelve months. Of 135 paid visits, 76 ended with a component fitted. One commercial account has been excluded from every figure on this page.
The middle half of those 76 repairs runs $285 to $478, and the four invoices above $1,000 are all refrigerators — $1,499, $1,399 and an LG compressor job at $1,224 among them. A KitchenAid double oven at $1,100 is the only non-refrigerator anywhere near that level.
What Appliance Repair Costs in Flowery Branch
One machine reaches the ten local repairs we require before publishing a local price. The rest are quoted from the company book, which rests on thousands of jobs each. Every figure includes the part, the labor and the call-out.
| Appliance | Flowery Branch jobs | With a part | Figure this page uses | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | 39 | 19 | $385 local | $325 to $600 |
| Washer | 18 | 6 | $365 company | $307 to $427 |
| Oven and range | 17 | 8 | $375 company | $300 to $482 |
| Dishwasher | 15 | 8 | $330 company | $274 to $400 |
| Dryer | 11 | 5 | $348 company | $295 to $406 |
| Freezer and ice maker | 3 | 3 | $375 freezer, $425 ice | freezer $295 to $492 |
It is worth being plain about what the local refrigerator figure does and does not tell you. The $385 median is a fair description of the middle of nineteen repairs, but with a quarter of them above $600 it is a poorer predictor of your particular job than the medians we publish for washers or dishwashers elsewhere. That is why the band is printed next to it rather than the median alone, and why we diagnose before we quote on this machine in particular.
Those rows cover 103 of the 182 invoices; the rest carry no appliance tag. The refrigerator band of $325 to $600 is the widest single-machine spread on any page we have published, and it is the direct cause of the split described above.
Every four-figure invoice is a refrigerator 4 OF 4
Nineteen local refrigerator repairs sit at a $385 median, which is unremarkable. What is remarkable is the top of the range: $1,499, $1,399 and $1,224, the last of those an LG compressor running continuously without cooling. The upper quartile of local refrigerator work starts at $600 — twice the level of any other machine here.
Company-wide the two families are clear: routine faults run $370 for a temperature sensor, $385 for a defrost heater, $408 for a water inlet valve and $426 for an evaporator fan, while the board sits at $510 and the sealed system at $580 with a middle half reaching $1,200. Confirm your settings in refrigerator temperature, and if the compressor is running constantly with no cold, read signs of a bad compressor before you book.
Ovens punch above their weight here 17 CALLS, 8 REPAIRS
Seventeen oven and range calls out of 182 jobs is a heavier share than most towns produce, and one of them is the $1,100 KitchenAid double oven that stands as the most expensive non-refrigerator repair in the file. Local oven work otherwise sits around $349.
Double wall ovens are the reason ovens carry a $150 diagnostic rather than $99: both cavities have to come out of the cabinetry before a meter reaches the elements or the board. Company-wide the ladder runs bake element $313, temperature sensor $345, igniter $350 on gas, and control board $469.
A lake town that doubled in a decade 5,679 TO 9,391
Flowery Branch grew from 5,679 residents in 2010 to 9,391 at the 2020 census, and the postal area around it now holds 38,605 people in 13,654 households. Of its 14,736 housing units, 11,546 are detached houses and 798 are manufactured homes, with a median household income of $99,648, a median home value of $393,000 and a median build year of 2002.
That 2002 median is the useful part. Houses of that vintage came with a full appliance set, and those sets are now at the age where boards, sealed systems and pumps start to fail — which is exactly what our file shows, and why the volume here has held so level rather than tapering.
Whirlpool country on the south end of Lanier 30 OF 86 BRANDED
Whirlpool leads the brand mix at 30 of the 86 jobs that name a make, then Samsung and GE at 16 each and Maytag at nine. Premium built-ins are three jobs — a Thermador, a KitchenAid and a Bosch — about three and a half percent, well under the metro Atlanta figure of 10.3 percent.
There is also a Speed Queen in the file, which is worth a mention only because those machines are built for laundromat duty and rarely appear in a household book at all. Whatever the badge, tell us the make and model when you book so the parts ride out with the technician.
Do We Cover Your Address?
All of 30542: the historic depot district and Main Street, the lakefront streets off Lights Ferry Road, the subdivisions along Spout Springs Road and Thurmon Tanner Parkway, and the addresses running south toward the Gwinnett line.
Flowery Branch sits on our north-eastern run between Buford and Gainesville, so same-day and next-day appointments are routine. No distance charge applies, and the $99 diagnostic comes off the invoice as soon as you approve the repair.
Around Flowery Branch
The south end of Lake Lanier is one route for our vans. Gainesville is north with four appliances priced locally, Buford south at the dam, and Suwanee beyond it down Interstate 985. South across the Gwinnett line is Sugar Hill, a mainstream-platform town with a $790 ceiling.
Every town we reach is listed on the Atlanta service area page.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- Compressor running constantly, nothing getting cold — the sealed system, and the single likeliest source of a four-figure quote here. We log cabinet temperatures and clear the condenser before naming it.
- Fridge side warm, freezer fine — the evaporator fan at $426 or a defrost fault at $385, the routine end of refrigerator work.
- Ice maker producing nothing — filter, then the inlet valve at $408, then the module at $470.
- Oven not reaching temperature — a thermometer on the middle rack first, then the bake element at $313 or the sensor at $345; the igniter at $350 on gas.
- Double wall oven fault — expect the $150 diagnostic, because both cavities come out of the cabinetry before anything can be tested.
- Washer holding water — the drain pump at $370 across 113 repairs, once the filter and standpipe are ruled out.
- Washer stopping mid-cycle — the door lock at $354, then the main board at $436. Codes are listed in washer error codes.
- Dishwasher leaving water in the tub — the drain pump at $335, with the disposal connection checked first.
- Dryer running cold — element $346 or thermostat $350, and the vent run inspected end to end: a dryer that will not heat.
Repair or Replace, on the Flowery Branch Numbers
For everything except the refrigerator, the arithmetic is simple: a $328 median against $700 to $900 for a comparable new machine delivered and connected. Washers, dishwashers and dryers here have never produced an invoice that came close to replacement cost.
The refrigerator is the genuine decision, and this town has faced it four times in three years. On a sealed-system failure in a cabinet past twelve years we lay out both prices and leave the choice with you — that is what a $1,224 compressor quote against a new machine actually looks like. The framework is in the repair or replace guide, and expected service life in how long refrigerators last.
What Comes Off a Flowery Branch Bill
Priority Membership
$179 for the year, five visits with no fee on them
- Five $99 diagnostics waived in twelve months, $495 of them at list price
- Your call is placed ahead of the general queue, usually 24 to 48 hours out
- Another $30 off labor each time, alongside whichever discount fits you
- Our workmanship covered longer than the standard 90 days
What Flowery Branch Customers Say
We had a very difficult fridge problem, and Denis worked with us to diagnose the issue and fix the issue. Would highly recommend.
I had a great experience with Bozmanfix. Although it took a week to resolve my oven repair due to parts needing to be ordered, the final fix was quick.
Eugene was terrific! When the part finally arrived, he installed the new valves quickly and made sure everything worked properly before he left.
Great service and communication. The company had a technician come out the date and time I requested. Technician had a great knowledge of the appliance I requested help with.
Appliance Repair in Flowery Branch — Questions We Get
How much does appliance repair cost in Flowery Branch, GA?
The median across 76 local repairs is $328, with the middle half between $285 and $478. Refrigerators carry their own local figure of $385 across 19 repairs. Each number covers the part, the labor and the call-out together.
Washers, ovens, dishwashers and dryers are quoted from the company book at $365, $375, $330 and $348, because none of them has yet reached ten local repairs.
Why is the median low but the ceiling so high?
Because two different kinds of repair are mixed together. Sixty-four of our 76 local repairs are routine component work in a tight band; twelve have passed $600 and four have passed $1,000, all four refrigerators with sealed-system or major board failures. The $99 diagnostic tells you which kind you have before you commit to anything.
What is the most expensive repair in your file here?
$1,499, a refrigerator. The next two are $1,399 and $1,224, also refrigerators, and then a $1,100 KitchenAid double oven — the only non-refrigerator repair anywhere near that level in three years.
Which appliance do you repair most in Flowery Branch?
Refrigerators at 39 calls and 19 repairs, then washers at 18, ovens at 17 and dishwashers at 15. Ovens are a heavier share of the work here than in most towns we cover.
Which brands do you see?
Whirlpool at 30 of the 86 branded jobs, then Samsung and GE at 16 each and Maytag at nine. Premium built-ins are three jobs — Thermador, KitchenAid and Bosch — and there is one Speed Queen, which is a commercial-grade laundry platform rarely seen in household work.
How busy are you in this area?
Consistently busy: 54 jobs in 2023, 53 in 2024, 52 in 2025 and 23 so far in 2026. Of the 53 Georgia towns where we can measure year-on-year steadiness, this is the most level file we hold, which means a van is on this route week in and week out.
Do you cover the lake houses and the newer subdivisions alike?
Yes, all of 30542 at one rate — the depot district, the lakefront streets, the Spout Springs corridor and the county addresses between them. Manufactured homes are serviced on the same terms; there are 798 of them in this postal code.
What does the $99 diagnostic buy?
A technician on site, a tested diagnosis and a firm price before work starts — which in a town with this much spread between the routine and the expensive is the most useful ninety-nine dollars you can spend. Approve the work and it comes off the invoice. Double wall ovens and stacked laundry pairs are $150. Ninety days on parts and labor follow every repair.
Book Appliance Repair in Flowery Branch
182 invoices from 160 Hall County households and the most consistent year-on-year record we hold in Georgia. Refrigerators priced locally at $385, everything else on company figures. Ninety days on parts and labor.