Appliance Repair in Hiram, GA
Hiram is the cheapest town we work in. A repair with a part fitted runs $317 here — the third lowest figure of the 64 Georgia towns where we hold enough repairs to rank, and $30 under our own company median. Half of them land between $265 and $397.
The ceiling is lower still than the median suggests: across 26 local repairs, not one has reached $600. The most expensive appliance repair we have ever done in Hiram is $532, and nine in ten finish under $460.
Appliance Repair in Hiram, GA
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and ice makers across 30141 — the Highway 278 and 92 corridors, the subdivisions off Hiram-Sudie Road, and the county addresses running toward Dallas and Powder Springs.
Cheap Because of What Breaks, Not Because of Corners Cut
The file opened on 24 July 2023 and holds 63 invoices from 59 households, 18 of them in the last twelve months. Of 49 paid visits, 26 ended with a component fitted. Two commercial accounts have been excluded from every figure on this page.
Fifty-nine households across 63 invoices also means something worth saying plainly: almost everyone we have visited in Hiram, we have visited once. This is not a file built on a handful of properties calling repeatedly.
What Appliance Repair Costs in Hiram
Nothing in a 63-job file reaches the ten part-fitted repairs we insist on before publishing a price for a single machine, so the table below quotes the company book. Those rows are built on thousands of invoices each, and as always the figure covers part, labor and the visit in one.
| Appliance | Hiram jobs | With a part | Figure this page uses | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | 15 | 6 | $390 company | $315 to $498 |
| Washer | 13 | 7 | $365 company | $307 to $427 |
| Dishwasher | 9 | 4 | $330 company | $274 to $400 |
| Dryer | 7 | 4 | $348 company | $295 to $406 |
| Oven and range | 5 | 3 | $375 company | $300 to $482 |
| Freezer and ice maker | 2 | 1 | $425 on ice, $375 freezer | ice $332 to $624 |
Those rows cover 51 of the 63 invoices; the rest carry no appliance tag. Note the direction of travel: every company figure in the right-hand column is above what Hiram work has actually averaged, so if anything these quotes are conservative for this postal code.
Nothing above $532 in three years 26 REPAIRS
The three most expensive jobs in the file are $532, $478 and $460. That is the entire top end. Across our Georgia book roughly one repair in ten passes $600; in Hiram it is none out of 26.
Two things produce that. There is no premium built-in equipment here — 26 branded jobs, all mainstream — and no refrigerator has needed a sealed system, which is the single failure most likely to produce a four-figure quote. If one does, we will say so before ordering anything: the tells are described in signs of a bad compressor.
Laundry is the busiest real work 11 OF 20 CALLS
Thirteen washer calls produced seven repairs and seven dryer calls produced four — eleven part-fitted laundry repairs against six on refrigerators, despite refrigerators bringing more calls. Laundry faults are definite: a pump that has failed, an element that is open, a lock that will not engage.
Company-wide those parts run drain pump $370 across 113 repairs, suspension $367 across 177, door lock $354, heating element $346, thermostat $350, thermal fuse $327. Fault codes are worth quoting to us at booking; the list is in washer error codes.
Samsung ahead of Whirlpool, no premium at all 26 BRANDED JOBS
Samsung leads at eight of the 26 jobs that name a make, then Whirlpool at six, GE at five, Maytag at three and Frigidaire at two. Premium built-ins: none. Across metro Atlanta they account for 10.3 percent of branded work.
Samsung front-load washers and French-door refrigerators are the two platforms our technicians expect on this run, so those parts are the ones most likely to be on the van when the call comes in.
A Paulding County commuter corridor 27,220 IN 30141
Hiram sits on Highway 278 west of Atlanta, at the point where Paulding County turns from suburb into countryside. Postal code 30141 holds 27,220 people in 8,877 households across 9,273 housing units, 7,473 of them detached houses and 252 manufactured homes.
Median household income is $86,824, the median home value $283,400 — among the most affordable of any area we have written up — and the median unit dates from 2000. Affordable housing with mainstream appliances is precisely the combination that produces the repair figures above.
What a 63-Job File Can and Cannot Tell You
Twenty-six repairs is enough to describe a pattern and not enough to promise one. The honest version is this: everything we have fitted in Hiram has been a mainstream part on a mainstream machine, the work has cost between $265 and $397 half the time, and the worst case so far was $532. That is a good guide to what a Hiram call looks like, and it is not a ceiling we can guarantee in advance.
What is guaranteed is the process. The technician tests before naming a fault, the price is written down before any work starts, the $99 comes off once you approve it, and the repair carries 90 days on parts and labor. Those four things do not change whether the invoice reads $265 or $1,265.
Do We Cover Your Address?
All of 30141: the Highway 278 and Highway 92 corridors, the neighbourhoods off Hiram-Sudie and Bill Carruth Parkway, the streets behind the shopping centres, and the county addresses running out toward Dallas and the Cobb line.
Manufactured homes are serviced on the same terms as site-built houses. Hiram is on our western run through Paulding and west Cobb, so next-day appointments are standard, the drive is not billed, and the $99 diagnostic is deducted once you approve the repair.
Paulding County Housing and What It Sends Us
Paulding grew faster than almost any county in Georgia through the 1990s and 2000s, and Hiram absorbed a large share of it: 9,273 housing units in one postal code, four fifths of them detached houses put up as subdivisions along the 278 and 92 corridors. Those houses came with builder appliance packages, which is why our brand list here is short and why the parts we carry cover most of what we meet.
The second consequence is age. A house finished around 2000 is now on its second set of machines, and second-set appliances fail in the cheap, mechanical ways — pumps, locks, elements — rather than the expensive electronic ones. That is the practical reason the figures on this page are what they are, and it will hold until this housing stock turns over again.
Around Hiram
West of the city is one route for our vans. Dallas is north-west as the Paulding county seat, Powder Springs east across the Cobb line, Douglasville south, and Marietta north-east. South across the Douglas line is Winston, another west-side file with no four-figure invoices in it.
The whole map is on the Atlanta service area page.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- Washer holding water at the end of a cycle — the drain pump at $370, once the filter and standpipe are ruled out.
- Washer walking across the floor — suspension at $367, after one evenly loaded cycle rules out the load itself.
- Washer stopping part-way — the door lock at $354, then the main board at $436 when the lock passes.
- Dryer turning without heat — element $346, thermostat $350 or fuse $327, with the vent run checked end to end first: a dryer that will not heat.
- Fridge section warm, freezer cold — the evaporator fan at $426 or a defrost fault at $385; dial settings first, from refrigerator temperature.
- Refrigerator leaking onto the floor — the water inlet valve at $408 or a frozen defrost drain.
- Dishwasher not clearing water — the drain pump at $335, checked against the disposal connection and air gap.
- Dishes coming out gritty — spray arms and filter basket, then the circulation pump at $381.
- Oven cooking hot or cold — the cheapest test is a thermometer left on the middle rack through a full preheat. If it confirms a drift, the temperature sensor at $345 and the bake element at $313 are the usual suspects on electric, the igniter at $350 on gas.
Repair or Replace, on the Hiram Numbers
A $317 median against $700 and up for a comparable new machine delivered and connected makes this the least difficult repair-or-replace decision on our whole map. Even the worst outcome we have recorded here, $532, sits well below the cost of a mid-range replacement.
The exception is the usual one and it has not yet occurred in Hiram: a sealed system on a refrigerator past twelve years, where the repair can reach four figures and the decision becomes real. We set out both prices when that happens rather than recommending. The framework is in the repair or replace guide, with expected service life in how long refrigerators last.
What Comes Off a Hiram 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 Hiram Customers Say
Had our washer fixed by Sergey and had an incredible experience. Great customer service and professionalism. We will call in the future for our other appliances!
Came to my home to repair my dryer. They did a great job and I really appreciate their service and customer service.
Mike came in to help fix my water filter for the fridge. He was very nice and helped me diagnose the problem.
They responded quickly, made the appointment, and arrived on time. Their repair service was quick and efficient at a reasonable cost.
Appliance Repair in Hiram — Questions We Get
How much does appliance repair cost in Hiram, GA?
Across 26 local repairs the median is $317, with the middle half between $265 and $397 and nine in ten under $460. That is the third lowest median of the 64 Georgia towns where we hold enough repairs to compare. Every figure includes the part, the labor and the call-out.
For a specific machine we quote the company book: $390 on a refrigerator, $365 a washer, $348 a dryer, $375 an oven, $330 a dishwasher. With 15 refrigerator calls producing six repairs, no appliance here is close to the ten-repair bar.
Why is it cheaper here than in other towns?
Not because the rate differs — the $99 diagnostic, the labor and the parts cost the same everywhere we work. It is what breaks. All 26 branded jobs here are mainstream machines, no premium built-ins, and no refrigerator has needed a sealed system yet. Those two categories are what push a town’s median up.
What is the most expensive repair you have done in Hiram?
$532. No repair here has passed $600 across three years and 26 part-fitted jobs, which is unusual — across our whole book roughly one in ten does.
Which appliance do you repair most?
Refrigerators bring the most calls at 15, but laundry produces the most repairs: seven from 13 washer calls and four from seven dryer calls. Dishwashers follow at nine calls and ovens at five.
Which brands do you see in Hiram?
Samsung at eight of the 26 jobs that record a make, then Whirlpool at six, GE at five, Maytag at three and Frigidaire at two. No premium built-in equipment appears in the file at all.
Do you work in manufactured homes and rentals?
Yes, both, on identical terms. There are 252 manufactured homes in this postal code. For a rental we can bill the owner while arranging access with the tenant — give us both numbers at booking.
How quickly can you get to Paulding County?
Hiram is on our western run through Dallas and Powder Springs, so next-day appointments are standard and same-day happens when a van is already out that way. No distance charge applies, and members go to the front of the queue at 24 to 48 hours.
What does the $99 diagnostic cover?
A technician at the property, a fault found by testing rather than guesswork, and a firm written price before work starts — credited against the invoice once you approve it. A stacked laundry pair or double wall oven is $150, since the units must be separated first. Ninety days on parts and labor follow every repair, whatever it cost.
Book Appliance Repair in Hiram
63 invoices from 59 Paulding County households, a $317 median repair and nothing above $532 in three years — the cheapest town on our Georgia map, with the same 90-day warranty as everywhere else.