Appliance Repair in Loganville GA
Appliance repair in Loganville, GA runs a median of $368 once a part is actually replaced, with the middle half of those jobs between $295 and $454. That comes from 463 jobs inside Loganville across 391 households, 338 of them finishing as paid work and 206 with a part fitted.
This is the deepest local file we hold for any city in this cluster, and the only one with three complete calendar years behind it, which is enough to test a seasonal claim properly rather than borrow one. Seven invoices sit at more than twice the median and all seven are listed below before any other figure; removing them moves the median by three dollars, to $365.
Appliance Repair in Loganville, GA
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and ranges, ice makers and freezers, across the whole city on both the Walton and the Gwinnett side. Total confirmed before the work starts.
Every Loganville Invoice Above Twice the Median
Seven of them, out of 338 paid visits. The right-hand column says only what the ticket records: where a job was booked as a plain service call and the work was not written up, and in two cases the appliance itself was never entered, we say so instead of guessing at a component.
The two largest are excluded from every figure on this page and on the six appliance pages under it, because an invoice with no appliance attached cannot legitimately be attributed to one.
| Date | Total | What the ticket records |
|---|---|---|
| May 2023 | $3,177 | Service call, appliance and work not recorded, excluded |
| August 2024 | $1,579 | Service call, appliance and work not recorded, excluded |
| October 2025 | $919 | Samsung refrigerator and freezer repair |
| May 2026 | $870 | LG refrigerator, evaporator fan assembly replaced |
| December 2025 | $832 | LG refrigerator, compressor replaced |
| January 2024 | $810 | Samsung, work not written up |
| May 2026 | $751 | Samsung washer, control board replaced |
What Each Appliance Costs in Loganville
Loganville only. Every figure is the full ticket, the part and the labor and the service call added together, taken from completed invoices rather than a price list. Each appliance has its own Loganville page with a component-level breakdown behind it.
| Appliance | Jobs in Loganville | Median with a part | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | 78 | $388 | $338 to $487 |
| Washer | 57 | $398 | $315 to $547 |
| Dishwasher | 39 | $429 | $379 to $457 |
| Oven and range | 24 | $385 | $280 to $428 |
| Dryer | 20 | $360 | $338 to $488 |
| Ice maker and freezer | 8 | Three repairs, too few to publish | See that page |
The dishwasher row is the one to stop at. At $429 it is the most expensive appliance to repair in this city and by a wide margin the highest dishwasher median of the six cities in this cluster, where the others run $345 to $367.
It is not a Loganville rate. Three of our written-up local dishwasher repairs are control board replacements, at $429, $454 and $457, and a dishwasher control board is $387 all in on our company-wide table against $350 for a drain pump. A local file weighted toward boards produces a higher median with every household paying the same price for the same part.
The same effect lifts the washer to $398, where two of our written-up repairs are also boards. The wider metro comparison is on the metro Atlanta cost page.
Why Loganville Appliances Fail the Way They Do
Three complete years, and the strongest seasonal finding on this site FEBRUARY, AUGUST, NOVEMBER
Most of our city files cannot carry a seasonal statement and those pages say so. Loganville can, and it is the only one with three complete calendar years behind it: 2023, 2024 and 2025, at 186, 129 and 108 jobs, every month populated in every year.
Comparing each month against a flat twelfth of its own year, three months are above that line in all three years: February, August and November. Two are below it in all three: March and December.
August is the strongest of them, at 14.0 percent of 2023, 13.2 percent of 2024 and 9.3 percent of 2025, which is the only month anywhere in this cluster to clear the line three years running.
Our company-wide data shows a broad summer peak; Loganville sharpens it to August specifically and adds a November that the national curve does not predict. Three independent years is the most evidence we hold for any city, and it is still only three years, so we report the months and stop there.
A municipal water system that buys from three different suppliers FOUR RESERVOIRS
This is the most complicated water supply in the cluster and it is worth understanding. The City of Loganville distributes water to roughly 12,319 residents across Gwinnett and Walton counties but produces none of it.
It purchases from the City of Monroe, which draws on the John T. Briscoe Reservoir, the Alcovy River and Jacks Creek in emergency; from Walton County, which takes water from the Lake Varner Reservoir and the Bear Creek Reservoir through a connection with Oconee County; and from Gwinnett County, on Lake Lanier, for emergency use.
That is at least four reservoirs and two rivers behind one tap. We found no published hardness figure for the Loganville system and there is none anywhere on this page, and in this particular city a single number would be a strange thing to publish even if one existed, because the blend reaching a given street can change with which supplier is feeding the system.
Control boards are what this city buys, and it shows in two medians $387 AND $436
Five of our written-up Loganville repairs across three appliances are control boards: a dishwasher board at $429, another at $454 and a KitchenAid at $457, a Samsung washer board at $751 and a GE washer board at $547. Company-wide a dishwasher board is $387 and a washer motor control board is $436, both toward the top of their tables.
That concentration is why Loganville has the highest dishwasher median and the highest washer median of the six cities here. It is a composition effect rather than a local rate, and it is the kind of thing a bare number would have hidden from you. Detail is on the dishwasher page and the washer page.
A compressor replacement on our own ticket, at $832 SEALED SYSTEM
One Loganville invoice reads, in plain words, compressor replacement on an LG refrigerator at $832. That is the expensive branch of refrigerator repair appearing on our own local file rather than as a company-wide statistic, and it is worth knowing because it is the one repair where replacement genuinely competes.
A compressor means opening the sealed refrigerant circuit, recovering and recharging it and several hours of labor, against $386 for a thermostat. Three Loganville refrigerator jobs have passed $800. Alongside it sits an evaporator fan assembly at $870, which is the cheap branch done on an expensive machine. Detail is on the Loganville refrigerator page.
GE leads the refrigerator file here, which is unusual 14 OF 78
On our Loganville refrigerator list GE is first at 14 jobs, ahead of Samsung at 8, Whirlpool at 6 and Frigidaire at 5, with KitchenAid, LG, Viking and Maytag appearing once each. GE topping a refrigerator file is not something we see often; across the metro Samsung usually leads comfortably, and in the neighbouring cities in this cluster it is Frigidaire.
City-wide the order is Samsung 52, Whirlpool 39, GE 37, Maytag 22 and Frigidaire 19, so GE concentrates specifically in the kitchen here. It is a count of service calls and not a reliability ranking, since a common brand generates more calls at the same failure rate, but it changes what rides on the van for this city.
One city, two counties, and at least two electricity cooperatives WALTON AND GWINNETT
Loganville straddles the Walton and Gwinnett county line, 7.45 square miles at an elevation of 978 feet, about 32 miles east of downtown Atlanta along U.S. Route 78. It has been a town since 1887.
On the power side it is served by Walton EMC, a cooperative with nearly 145,000 customer-owners across ten northeast Georgia counties whose service is explicitly not available in some areas inside the Loganville city limits, and by Jackson EMC in other parts.
Two counties and at least two distributors inside one small city is worth knowing after a storm, because an outage here is rarely city-wide and a refrigerator is the one appliance that was running when the power went out and has to restart under load when it returns.
🚚 Loganville is our deepest file in this cluster at 463 jobs, so both the Walton and the Gwinnett side of the city are familiar ground. Book a window online, or call and we will tell you what today actually looks like.
The Service Area, and What It Is Made Of
Loganville covers 7.45 square miles across two counties at an elevation of 978 feet, with U.S. Route 78, the Atlanta Highway, running through the middle of town, 32 miles west to downtown Atlanta and five miles east to Monroe. Essentially all of our work here falls in one postal area, 30052, with a single job recorded in 30655, and that is the only sentence on this page carrying those digits.
The town was incorporated in 1887 and named after James Harvie Logan, an early settler, and Union cavalry passed through it during Garrards Raid in the Civil War.
| What it is | Figure | Why it matters to an appliance |
|---|---|---|
| Population in 2000 | 5,435 | A small town within living memory |
| Population in 2010 | 10,458 | Nearly doubled in a decade |
| Population in 2020 | 14,127 | Those kitchens are now ten to twenty years old |
| Estimate for 2025 | About 17,212 | Still growing, so a second cohort is arriving |
| Counties | Walton and Gwinnett | Two jurisdictions, two water suppliers and two power cooperatives |
Two appliance cohorts are in our call log at once and that is what a 463-job file spread across every machine looks like. A refrigerator installed when a house was finished in 2005 is now past twenty and squarely in the window where compressors and sealed systems fail, which is where our $832 compressor invoice comes from.
A dishwasher installed in a 2015 house is entering the window where control boards and pumps start asking for attention, which is where the $429 median comes from. Both are on the same streets at the same time.
Around Loganville
The eastern metro and the Gwinnett and Walton corridor are covered by the same vans, and each nearby city has its own page written on its own numbers: Lawrenceville to the northwest, Snellville to the west, Winder to the north and Athens beyond it, Conyers and Covington to the south, Stone Mountain and Lithonia to the west, and Stonecrest to the southwest. Everywhere we run in this region is listed on the metro Atlanta service area page. Five miles north across the Gwinnett line sits Grayson, where every job we hold falls inside a single postal code. East along Highway 78 is Monroe, the Walton County seat, where fewer than five percent of repairs pass $600.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- Fridge section warm while the freezer still freezes — the evaporator fan or a failed defrost circuit. We replaced an evaporator fan assembly locally at $870 and did an evaporator defrost job at $487. See refrigerator not cooling.
- Refrigerator silent, or clicking every few minutes — start relay at $389 or the compressor at $956. We replaced an LG compressor in this city at $832, so the branch is real here. See signs of a bad compressor.
- Dishwasher dead, or a cycle that will not start or complete — the control board. Three separate Loganville tickets are dishwasher board replacements, at $429, $454 and $457.
- Washer lights up and refuses to run a cycle — the control board or the door lock. We replaced washer boards locally at $751 and $547, and a lock is $351 company-wide. See washer will not drain.
- Washer agitates but will not spin on an older top-loader — the transmission assembly. We replaced one on a Frigidaire locally at $460, and it is a repair most companies will not quote.
- Dryer tumbles but makes no heat — the heating element. Two Loganville tickets are exactly that, at $488 and $338. See dryer not heating.
- Ice maker producing nothing, or hollow cubes — the ice maker assembly, which we replaced locally at $426 and $615, the fill valve, or a frozen fill tube. See ice maker not making ice.
The Brands We Actually Meet in Loganville
A count of service calls, not a reliability ranking. A brand appears often because a lot of local kitchens contain it, and a popular brand generates more work at the same failure rate. We publish that caveat every time, because the inverse reading is unfair to the manufacturers and no use to you.
| Brand | Loganville jobs | Where it concentrates |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung | 52 | Laundry above all, then refrigerators |
| Whirlpool | 39 | Spread across laundry and dishwashers |
| GE | 37 | Refrigerators first, unusually, then dishwashers |
| Maytag | 22 | Almost entirely laundry |
| Frigidaire | 19 | Dishwashers and cooking |
| Amana | 6 | Laundry and refrigerators |
Two things are worth carrying away. GE leading our local refrigerator file at 14 of 78 is genuinely unusual, since Samsung normally leads refrigerators across the metro and Frigidaire leads them in the neighbouring cities in this cluster. And the premium tail is present but thin: one Viking refrigerator and one Viking cooking appliance sit in our Loganville file.
A built-in of that kind is repaired far more often than replaced, because replacing one is a cabinetry job rather than a delivery. Brand background is in our brand write-up, ranked on repair volume rather than opinion.
Repair or Replace, on the Loganville Numbers
For the dryer, the oven and the refrigerator this is straightforward. Those medians run $360 to $388, every component on our company-wide tables for them sits between $321 and $564, and a mid-market replacement costs more than that delivered and installed. Under about twelve years old, repair wins comfortably.
Two cases deserve more thought in this city specifically, and both are the same case: the control board. A dishwasher needing a board at $387 to $457 on a machine already past a decade is approaching the installed cost of a new unit once you count delivery, disposal and the plumbing and electrical connection, and the rest of the machine is the same age as the board.
A washer board at $547 or $751 on an older machine is the same conversation. Given how board-weighted our Loganville file is, this comes up here more than in the neighbouring towns, and we will say it in your kitchen rather than sell you the repair.
The third case is the sealed system: our own $832 compressor invoice is the one refrigerator repair where a mid-market unit past twelve years genuinely competes with a new machine, and it goes the other way on a built-in. Expected service lives are in how long refrigerators last and the rest of that series, and the framework is in the repair or replace guide.
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Loganville Appliance Repair, Answered
How much does appliance repair cost in Loganville, GA?
Across 463 Loganville jobs the median is $368 once a part is replaced, with the middle half of those repairs between $295 and $454. Seven local invoices sit above twice that median and all seven are listed individually on this page, including two with no appliance recorded that we exclude from every figure; without all seven the median is $365.
The $99 diagnostic comes off the bill when you approve the repair, and every figure is the part, the labor and the service call together.
Does appliance repair in Loganville have a busy season?
Yes, and this is the only city on our site where we can say so on three complete calendar years. 2023, 2024 and 2025 all have work recorded in every month, at 186, 129 and 108 jobs. Comparing each month against a flat twelfth of its own year, February, August and November are above that line in all three years, and March and December are below it in all three.
August is the strongest, clearing the line three years running, which no other month in any city in this cluster does.
Why is dishwasher repair more expensive in Loganville than nearby?
It is not, in the sense that nobody is charged a different price. Our local dishwasher median is $429 against $345 to $367 in the neighbouring cities, and the reason is what has actually failed: three of our written-up local dishwasher repairs are control board replacements, at $429, $454 and $457, and a dishwasher board is $387 all in company-wide against $350 for a drain pump.
A file weighted toward boards produces a higher median with identical pricing. Price your own repair against the component table rather than the median.
Is hard water damaging my appliances in Loganville?
We do not publish a hardness figure and in this city a single number would be a strange thing to publish even if one existed.
The City of Loganville distributes water but produces none of it: it buys from the City of Monroe, which draws on the John T. Briscoe Reservoir and the Alcovy River, from Walton County, which takes water from Lake Varner and Bear Creek reservoirs, and from Gwinnett County on Lake Lanier for emergency use.
At least four reservoirs and two rivers sit behind one tap, and the blend reaching a street can change with the supplier feeding it.
Do you replace refrigerator compressors in Loganville?
Yes, and one of our local invoices is exactly that: an LG compressor replacement at $832. It is the one refrigerator repair where a new machine genuinely competes, because it means opening the sealed refrigerant circuit, recovering and recharging it and several hours of labor, against $386 for a thermostat.
On a mid-market unit past twelve years we will tell you that in your kitchen. On a built-in or counter-depth machine repair still wins, because replacement is a cabinetry job.
Which appliance brands do you see most in Loganville?
Samsung at 52 jobs, Whirlpool at 39, GE at 37, Maytag at 22, Frigidaire at 19 and Amana at 6. The unusual detail is that GE leads our local refrigerator file specifically, at 14 of 78, when Samsung normally leads refrigerators across the metro and Frigidaire leads them in the neighbouring cities in this cluster.
These are counts of service calls, not a reliability ranking, since a common brand generates more calls at the same failure rate.
Do you cover both the Walton and the Gwinnett side of Loganville?
Yes, the whole city is one dispatch zone regardless of which county line a street falls on. Loganville covers 7.45 square miles across Walton and Gwinnett counties about 32 miles east of downtown Atlanta on U.S. Route 78, and it is served by at least two electricity cooperatives, Walton EMC and Jackson EMC, which is worth knowing after a storm because an outage here is rarely city-wide.
Appliance Repair Pages for Loganville, GA
Every appliance has its own Loganville page, with the local job count, the local median where the sample supports one, and a plain statement where it does not.
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