Appliance Repair in Oxford, GA
An Oxford repair comes to $360 with a part fitted, and $283 across all paid visits. That rests on 101 jobs at Oxford addresses in 83 households since January 2023, 77 of them paid and 45 finished with a component replaced.
This is our longest-running thin file: three and a half years of steady work and not one appliance has reached ten local repairs. So the appliance prices below are company figures, and the city figure is the one measured on your own postcode.
Appliance Repair in Oxford, GA
Refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, oven, freezer and ice maker across the Oxford postal area, Newton County side and Walton alike. One rate card, and the figure before a part is ordered.
One Number We Can Stand Behind, and Five We Borrow
| Measure | Oxford | Across our whole book |
|---|---|---|
| Median with a part fitted | $360 | $364 |
| Middle half | $296 to $467 | $295 to $450 |
| Nine in ten under | $538 | $594 |
| Repairs at $600 or more | 4 of 45, 8.9 percent | 9.7 percent |
| Repairs at $1,000 or more | 1 of 45, 2.2 percent | 2.7 percent |
| Appliance | Median once a part goes in | Middle half of jobs | Oxford repairs on file | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator | $390 | $315 to $498 | 6 | 4,961 company repairs |
| Washer | $365 | $307 to $427 | 6 | 2,770 company repairs |
| Dryer | $348 | $295 to $406 | 5 | 1,301 company repairs |
| Dishwasher | $330 | $274 to $400 | 3 | 2,160 company repairs |
| Oven and range | $375 | $300 to $482 | 1 | 1,858 company repairs |
| Freezer and ice maker | $375 and $425 | $295 to $492 | 1 call, diagnosis only | 444 company repairs |
Our line for publishing a city figure is ten repairs of that appliance. Nothing in Oxford has reached it in three and a half years, so all six rows are national medians built on between 444 and 4,961 repairs. That predicts your bill better than a median on three dishwasher jobs, which would move by fifty dollars the moment a fourth landed.
Across all 77 paid visits the median is $283, the bottom quarter closes at $99, the top quarter opens at $380 and the dearest tenth begins at $488.
The One Four-Figure Job, and What It Teaches
Exactly one Oxford repair has crossed $1,000, and it is worth naming because it is the textbook case: a compressor and thermostat replacement at $2,058.
That is sealed-system work, the one repair class with a four-figure band anywhere in our pricing. Across 166 compressor replacements our median is $580 with the upper quarter opening at $1,200; a job that also takes the thermostat and sits on a large or built-in cabinet is how you get to two thousand. Every other component we fit on a refrigerator — fan $426, control board $510, defrost heater $385, sensor $370 — finishes in the hundreds.
Below it the Oxford record is unremarkable: a dishwasher call at $790, a Thermador double-oven igniter replacement at $787, and one job at $616. Everything else has come in under $600.
Why Oxford Behaves This Way
A steady trickle rather than a growth curve 30, 22, 35 AND 14 JOBS
We have worked Oxford since 30 January 2023, and the volume has barely moved: 30 jobs in 2023, 22 in 2024, 35 in 2025 and 14 through August 2026, with 33 in the last twelve months. No surge, no collapse.
That steadiness is why the file is thin per appliance despite being long: a hundred jobs spread over six appliances and three and a half years never concentrates anywhere. It is also why the city-level figures are trustworthy — 45 part-fitted repairs is a real sample for a town median.
And it means no season goes on this page. Volume this flat gives every month a similar count, so any peak we quoted would be noise.
Forty square miles behind a small town 12,659 PEOPLE, 4,689 HOMES
The Oxford postal area covers 40.931 square miles with 12,659 residents and 4,689 housing units, primarily Newton County with a reach into Walton. Median home value is $318,200 and median household income $76,427.
Most of what we visit under an Oxford postmark is county ground rather than the town itself, which sits alongside the Oxford College campus. Same rate card across both counties, no mileage charge.
Because the area is that spread out, the cross street matters at booking. It sets the window rather than the price.
Mainstream brands with two built-in exceptions 58 BRAND MENTIONS
The branded Oxford jobs run Samsung 14, Whirlpool 11, GE 8, Maytag 7, then Kenmore and Frigidaire at five each, LG four, and one each of Thermador, Dacor, Electrolux and Hotpoint.
The two built-in badges are both in the top four invoices — the Thermador double oven at $787 being the clearest example, since a double oven has to be drawn out of its housing before anything can be tested. That is also why the diagnostic on a double wall oven or a stacked laundry pair is $150 rather than $99.
The brand list is call volume, not a reliability ranking; most reliable appliance brands is where that question is handled.
The work is spread evenly across the kitchen 19 FRIDGE, 16 WASHER, 8 AND 8
By appliance the Oxford record reads refrigerators 19, washers 16, dishwashers 8, dryers 8, ovens and ranges 7, freezers and ice makers 1. Nothing dominates, which is unusual for a town this size.
An even spread is the direct cause of the thin per-appliance counts, and it is also why the city band, $296 to $467 for the middle half, is a reasonable thing to quote: no single expensive failure class is skewing it.
If your appliance is the refrigerator or the washer, those are the two with the most local history behind them, and the two whose rows will go local first.
33 of our 101 Oxford jobs fell in the last twelve months, across 83 households. The Covington corridor runs on a fixed weekday, and the parts for the ordinary failures ride on the van. Book online or call (470) 777-7697.
Do We Cover Your Address?
Oxford has a single postcode, 30054, spanning two counties and carrying no alternate delivery name. All of it is served on one van route, at one set of prices.
| What we serve | People | Housing units | Land area | Our jobs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Oxford postal area | 12,659 | 4,689 | 40.931 sq mi | 101 |
| Counties it spans | Newton primary, reaching into Walton | one route | ||
Supply splits by lot out here: town and subdivision addresses are on municipal water, while properties on acreage often draw from a bore. The dishwasher and the ice maker are the two machines that notice, because untreated water leaves scale on inlet valves, spray arms and ice tubing where treated water leaves none. Say which you have at booking and the valve and filter travel with the technician.
Pricing holds across both counties: $99 to diagnose and it is credited as soon as you approve the repair, $150 on a stacked laundry pair or a double wall oven that has to be lifted out first, and 90 days of cover on parts and labor.
Around Oxford
Oxford is worked off our Covington run, on the eastern edge of the metro. The Georgia coverage list names every town, and metro Atlanta repair costs is the wider frame for these figures.
South is Covington, the Newton County seat and our deepest record on this side, at 853 jobs. West on I-20 are Conyers and Stonecrest. North into Walton County is Loganville, and beyond it Snellville and Lithonia.
Since every appliance row here is a company figure, the appliance pages are the ones to read: refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ovens and ranges and ice makers and freezers.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- Food compartment creeping warm, freezer unaffected — air is not moving or the defrost cycle has failed, which is the affordable half of refrigeration: $426 for a fan, $385 for a defrost heater, $370 for a sensor. See refrigerator not cooling.
- Whole cabinet losing cold at once, hot to the touch at the back — that is the sealed system, and the reason our single four-figure Oxford invoice exists. Compressor work runs $580 in the middle with a top quarter from $1,200. See signs of a bad compressor.
- Washer walking, banging, or ending the cycle with the load still wet — the usual four: suspension at $367 company-wide, drain pump $370, door latch $354, drive belt $325. With six local repairs this is our joint-deepest Oxford appliance. See washing machine out of balance.
- Dryer that will not dry a load in one go — either the heat or the air. Heat means an element at $346 company-wide, a thermostat at $350 or a sensor at $368; air means a vent that has silted up, which is clearing work rather than a part. See dryer not heating.
- Dishwasher standing full, especially on a bore — inlet valve $330 company-wide and the filter first, drain pump $335 after. On untreated water the valve is the likelier of the two. See a dishwasher that will not drain.
- Double or wall oven off temperature — the diagnostic is $150 because the unit has to come out. Igniter $350 company-wide, sensor $345, thermostat $422, board $469; our local Thermador igniter job came to $787. See gas burner will not light.
- Ice maker silent while the water dispenser runs — module $470 company-wide, a frozen fill tube, or a filter overdue for changing. See ice maker not making ice.
Repair or Replace, on the Oxford Numbers
For five appliances out of six the comparison is one-sided: nine in ten repairs here come in under $538 against replacements from $700 delivered, and the faults we fit are wear items rather than structural failures.
The refrigerator sealed system is the exception, and Oxford has exactly one example of it at $2,058 — a compressor with the thermostat. On a freestanding unit that is a genuine decision and we would talk it through rather than simply quote; on a built-in it usually still favours repair, since replacing means matching an opening and often a panel.
In either case nothing is ordered until you have the number, and the $99 already paid comes off it. Our repair or replace guide walks the comparison through; how long refrigerators last covers the service life question; and the component prices themselves live on what appliance parts cost to fit.
Reductions on an Oxford Invoice
What it is worth hereThirty dollars is about a twelfth of the $360 median and a third of the $99 diagnostic. One reduction applies per job, the larger of the two, and it is on the invoice without being asked for. The full rate card.
Priority Membership
$179 a year, five visits with the fee waived
- Five $99 diagnostics covered across the year, $495 at list
- Member jobs are booked ahead of the queue, 24 to 48 hours
- Labor $30 lower on each repair, alongside the reductions above
- Cover on our work runs past the standard 90 days
What Customers Say About Bozmanfix
“Knew what the problem was just by the sound my washer was making. Had to take the mother board but had it back in two days. Washer works.”
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Appliance Repair in Oxford — Questions We Get
How much does appliance repair cost in Oxford, GA?
Two medians: $283 across every paid visit and $360 where a component went in, each a whole invoice covering part, labor and call-out. The base is 77 paid jobs and 45 part-fitted ones, with half of the latter between $296 and $467 and nine in ten under $538.
Those are Oxford figures. The per-appliance prices on this page are company-wide — $390 refrigerators, $365 washers, $348 dryers, $330 dishwashers, $375 ovens, $375 and $425 for freezers and ice makers — because no single appliance has reached ten local repairs.
Why no local prices per appliance after three and a half years?
Because the work is spread thin and evenly. Our 45 part-fitted repairs divide into refrigerators six, washers six, dryers five, dishwashers three, ovens one and cold-side work one, and our threshold for publishing a city figure is ten repairs of that appliance.
A median on three dishwasher jobs is not a price, it is an anecdote — it would move fifty dollars or more the moment a fourth job landed. The company figures we quote instead rest on between 444 and 4,961 repairs and predict your bill better.
What was the $2,058 job?
A compressor and thermostat replacement on a refrigerator — sealed-system work, and the only Oxford repair to cross $1,000 in three and a half years. It is the textbook version of the one repair class that reaches four figures anywhere in our pricing.
For scale: across 166 compressor replacements our median is $580 with the upper quarter opening at $1,200. Taking the thermostat as well, on a large cabinet, is how a job gets to two thousand. Every other refrigerator component we fit finishes in the hundreds.
How do I know before the visit which kind of refrigerator job I have?
Look at the freezer. If it is still holding temperature while the fresh-food compartment warms, the fault is airflow or defrost — a fan, a damper, a defrost heater or a sensor — and that sits inside the $296 to $467 band.
If both compartments are drifting warm together, the back of the cabinet is hot and the compressor runs without ever switching off, that is the sealed system. Tell us which you are seeing and whether the unit is built into cabinetry, and the technician arrives prepared for the right job.
Which counties does the Oxford postmark cover?
Newton primarily, with a reach into Walton — 40.931 square miles holding 12,659 residents and 4,689 housing units, median home value $318,200.
Both counties are on the same route and the same rate card, with nothing added for distance. Because the area is spread out, giving us your cross street at booking is what sets the appointment window.
I am on a bore rather than mains water. Does that matter?
For the dishwasher and the ice maker it does. Untreated water leaves scale on inlet valves, spray arms and ice tubing that mains water does not, so the failing part is often different: a slow dishwasher on a bore is usually a restricted valve rather than a worn pump.
Mention it when you book. It decides whether the right valve and filter leave the shop with the technician, which out here is the difference between finishing today and a second appointment.
Is there a busy season here?
No, and the flatness of the record is the reason. Volume runs 30 jobs in 2023, 22 in 2024, 35 in 2025 and 14 through August 2026, with 33 in the last twelve months — a steady trickle rather than a curve.
With counts that even, every month lands in a similar place, so any peak we named would be noise. Where a peak does survive a year-by-year check we publish it on that town’s page along with the cause.
What have you actually repaired in Oxford?
101 jobs across 83 households since 30 January 2023, 77 of them paid and 45 with a part fitted. By appliance: refrigerators 19, washers 16, dishwashers 8, dryers 8, ovens and ranges 7, freezers and ice makers 1.
Across 58 brand mentions the order is Samsung 14, Whirlpool 11, GE 8, Maytag 7, then Kenmore and Frigidaire at five each and LG four, with one each of Thermador, Dacor, Electrolux and Hotpoint. Four repairs reached $600 and one crossed $1,000.
Appliance Repair Services Across Metro Atlanta
Oxford is worked off the Covington run. Since every appliance figure here is company-wide, these are the pages they come from.
The towns we run in Georgia, each with its own record Metro Atlanta prices for the same repairsBook Appliance Repair in Oxford
101 invoices across Newton and Walton stand behind the city figures here, 33 of them from the past year. Diagnosis is $99, credited when you approve the repair, with 90 days on parts and labor.