Appliance Repair in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Bozmanfix’s median appliance repair in Ponte Vedra Beach is $415 with a part replaced, from 47 Bozmanfix repairs in ZIP 32082 between May 2024 and September 2026. The figure is the full bill for the part, the labor and the visit, and it is the same Ponte Vedra Beach figure printed on our Jacksonville metro page.

Appliance Repair in Ponte Vedra Beach

Ponte Vedra Beach has no city government and no census place of its own. It is an unincorporated part of St. Johns County known by its post office, ZIP 32082, and that ZIP is how our records find it. The Census Bureau’s 2020 ZIP-to-place file puts 36.6 percent of the land in 32082 inside the Palm Valley census-designated place and 9.1 percent inside Sawgrass, with the other 54.4 percent outside any named census place.

We have 91 jobs on record in 32082 across all appliances, for 81 households, and 29 of those jobs were booked in the twelve months to October 2026. This page collects the seven Ponte Vedra Beach appliance pages in one place and sets out the prices, the homes and the utilities behind them.

What Appliance Repair Costs in Ponte Vedra Beach

The all-appliance row is a local median from finished 32082 repairs with a part. Each single appliance has too few local repairs with a part to price on its own, so those rows carry the Bozmanfix Florida median, worked out the same way across the state. Cooktops carry our company-wide figure.

A median is a guide for planning, never a quote. Your price is set at the visit, after the technician has tested the machine and named the part.

Ponte Vedra Beach Against Northeast Florida and the State

The local median sits $29 above our Northeast Florida figure, which covers 1,959 repairs with a part between August 2023 and October 2026, and $40 above the Florida median. The upper ends of the three bands nearly meet, $458 against $455 and $455. The difference is at the lower end, where Ponte Vedra Beach starts $45 higher than the metro and $70 higher than the state.

The Jacksonville metro page lists Ponte Vedra Beach at the same $415 in its table of local areas. Neighboring Nocatee has its own page, and so do St. Johns and Atlantic Beach.

Ponte Vedra Beach Homes in Census Figures

The American Community Survey for 2020 to 2024 counts 29,289 residents in ZCTA 32082, with a median age of 53.1, and 29.6 percent of residents are 65 or older. The ZIP holds 15,158 housing units. Owners occupy 83.2 percent of the occupied homes, the median owner-occupied home is valued at $792,600, and the median year built is 1990.

The survey counts 1,519 units held for seasonal, recreational or occasional use, 10.0 percent of all housing in the ZIP. For a second home, the booking matters as much as the repair: say who will open the door, whether a property manager approves the price, and how long the appliance has sat unused.

Heating fuel in 32082 is mostly electric: 89.8 percent of occupied homes heat with electricity, 5.4 percent with bottled or LP gas and 2.9 percent with piped utility gas. A gas range or cooktop here may run on a propane tank, so tell us which fuel the appliance uses.

Water, Power and Gas in Ponte Vedra Beach

Two utilities supply water in the Ponte Vedra area. A 2017 Ponte Vedra Recorder report on St. Johns County’s utility put its share at about 80 percent of the Ponte Vedra service area, with JEA serving the remainder in the northeast part of town near the Ponte Vedra Inn and Club. JEA’s 2025 water quality report describes its supply running from Ponte Vedra south to Vilano Beach along A1A.

JEA publishes hardness by ZIP. It lists 32082 at 346 parts per million, about 20 grains per gallon, and rates it very hard. That figure describes JEA water; we have not found a hardness figure for the county system, so we do not quote one. If you know which utility bills you, tell us when you book a dishwasher or ice maker visit.

Beaches Energy, the utility owned by the City of Jacksonville Beach, lists Ponte Vedra Beach and Palm Valley among the places it serves with electricity and natural gas, and its service area runs south into St. Johns County to County Road 210.

Refrigerator Repair in Ponte Vedra Beach

Our Florida median for a refrigerator repair with a part is $390. The figure that matters for your bill is the part, and the company-wide full tickets below show the spread.

Brand tags in our 32082 files put GE and Samsung level at 8 each, then Frigidaire at 5, Whirlpool and Maytag at 4, Bosch at 3, and Thermador, LG and Miele at 2. Sub-Zero, KitchenAid and Electrolux appear once each. The tags tell us what local kitchens hold and nothing about reliability. The Ponte Vedra Beach refrigerator page and the Jacksonville refrigerator repair page go further.

Washer and Dryer Repair in Ponte Vedra Beach

Washers carry a $381 Florida median and dryers $370. In our all-market records a washer belt job is $341, a lid switch or door lock $351, a drain pump $381, a motor control board $436 and a front-load boot seal $450. Dryer parts sit closer together: $322 for a belt, $332 for a thermal fuse, $350 for a thermostat, $362 for a heating element and $478 for a control board. A dryer vent cleared of a blockage is $350.

When you book a dryer visit, tell us whether the vent runs through the roof or along a long wall, since the technician checks the whole run. The washer page and the dryer page for Ponte Vedra Beach cover the parts in detail.

Kitchen Appliance Repair in Ponte Vedra Beach

Dishwashers carry a $343 Florida median. Our all-market tickets put a dishwasher gasket at $330, a fill valve at $340, a drain pump at $350 and a board at $387. Bosch and Miele both show up in local files, and both are covered on the Ponte Vedra Beach dishwasher page.

An oven or range repair has a $395 Florida median. Across our markets, the bake or broil element is $325, the gas igniter $352, the temperature sensor $357 and the control board $475. The oven page and the cooktop page handle ranges, wall ovens and tops.

Ice makers and freezers sit at a $385 Florida median. Clearing a frozen fill tube is a $393 ticket across our markets, replacing the inlet valve $428 and swapping the ice maker module $449. See the Ponte Vedra Beach ice maker page.

Which Ponte Vedra Beach Page Fits the Problem

• Refrigerator warm while the freezer stays cold: the technician checks the fan motor, a $422 company-wide ticket, and the defrost parts at $395.
• Ice maker producing little or nothing: the water path comes first, with the inlet valve at $428 and the fill tube at $393.
• Front loader that will not drain: the drain pump, $381 across our markets, or a blocked pump filter.
• Dryer taking two cycles to dry: a restricted vent at $350, a heating element at $362 or a thermostat at $350.
• Water left in the dishwasher tub: the drain pump at $350 company-wide.
• Oven slow to preheat: the bake element at $325 on electric, the igniter at $352 on gas.
• Cooktop burner or zone dead: the fault may sit in a switch, an element, an igniter or the board; cooktop repairs have a $339 median across our markets.

Booking for a Seasonal or Rental Home

• Access. Gate or community code, a lockbox, or the name of whoever will be home.
• Approval. The owner, a tenant or a property manager can approve the price; give us a number that answers during the visit.
• How long it sat. A refrigerator or ice maker that has been off for weeks tells the technician something before the test starts.
• Fuel. Whether the range, cooktop and dryer use electricity, piped gas or a propane tank.

After a Storm in Ponte Vedra Beach

The National Hurricane Center’s report on Hurricane Matthew in 2016 records that storm surge in Ponte Vedra Beach moved the dune line back 30 to 40 feet, carved cliffs 12 to 16 feet high and undermined structures along the beachfront. Food safety after an outage follows USDA guidance: a refrigerator kept shut holds safe temperatures for about 4 hours, a full freezer for about 48 and a half-full one for about 24, and perishables left above 40°F for 2 hours or longer belong in the trash.

Keep any appliance that sat in surge or flood water unplugged until it has been inspected. When you book, tell us how long the power was out and whether water reached the machine.

How the Ponte Vedra Beach Figures Are Built

We count every completed repair in ZIP 32082 that included a part and billed more than $200, leave out commercial accounts, and take the middle bill. The Florida and Northeast Florida rows use the same rule over a larger area, and company-wide rows use every market we serve. A median holds steady when a single large bill, a compressor or a board, joins the list, which an average does not.

Repair or Replace in Ponte Vedra Beach?

Weigh the repair price against a new appliance with delivery and installation. At the local median of $415, a single-part repair sits far below the price of a new refrigerator, range or front-load pair. The case that deserves a pause is a compressor at about $956 on an older refrigerator. Built-in and panel-ready units change the sum again, since a replacement can involve cabinetry. The choice is yours once the price is known; the repair versus replacement guide sets out the trade-offs.

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