Appliance repair in Bakersfield
Repairs, installs and home warranty calls across Kern County. You text Erick, Erick shows up.
Who's paying for this?
Tell Erick which one fits when you book. Each kind of call gets its own paperwork, so nobody gets a surprise bill.
Home warranty call
Some plans send their own contractor. Others let you pick a tech and pay you back. If yours lets you choose, Erick gives you the documents most plans ask for: model and serial, error codes, the diagnosis, photos, the parts needed and an itemized invoice. Anything your plan won't cover is quoted to you before work starts.
Manufacturer warranty call
Erick is independent, so most manufacturers won't pay for his visit. Have your receipt or purchase date ready and he'll tell you when the manufacturer's own service line is the better call.
No warranty, you pay
The prices below. Diagnosis, written quote, your approval, then the repair, with an itemized invoice for your records.
What a visit costs
Every visit starts with a diagnosis and a written quote. Nothing gets fixed until you say yes.
Service calls
Bakersfield area. Finding the problem and writing the quote, credited to your repair when you approve it on the same visit.
Includes the $95 diagnostic and the first hour of labor. Many single-part repairs fit here.
Includes the diagnostic. For bigger jobs: pumps, control boards, sealed-system checks.
When and where
Any of these that apply are added to the service call and told to you when you book.
Installation, labor only
Installs connect to the hookups you already have. New gas, water or electrical lines go to a licensed contractor.
Parts are quoted in writing before they're ordered, and every invoice says whether a part is new, used or rebuilt. Special-order parts need a deposit before ordering.
How a visit goes
First, you text
Send the appliance, what it's doing and a photo of the model tag. You get a time window back.
"Dryer runs but no heat. LG. Tag photo attached."
Then the diagnosis
Erick tests the machine, reads the error codes and finds the failed part.
Error code, test results and the part number go on your ticket.
A written quote
Parts and labor, line by line. You approve it before any work begins.
Approve it, decline it, or have the part ordered.
The repair
Erick carries common parts. Special orders mean a second visit.
He runs a test cycle before he packs up.
The paperwork
An itemized invoice, marked paid, plus the documents your warranty plan asks for.
You keep the invoice, the diagnosis and the part numbers.
A note from Erick
I'm Erick Haro, and this is my business. When you call, you get me. I'm the one who comes out, finds the problem and fixes it.
I started Haro Appliance Repairs because people around here deserve a straight answer: what's wrong, what it costs, and whether it's worth fixing at all.
If you have a home warranty, I'll give you clean paperwork for your claim. If you're paying yourself, you'll see the price before I touch anything.
Text me a photo of the model tag and tell me what it's doing. I'll text you back with a time window.
Erick HaroOwner, Haro Appliance Repairs
Questions people ask
Is the $95 diagnostic credited to the repair?
Yes. Approve the repair on the same visit and the $95 comes off the bill.
Do you work with home warranty companies?
Some plans send their own contractor. Others let you pick a tech and reimburse you. Ask your plan which yours is, then tell Erick the company, the plan and your claim number.
What should I have ready?
A photo of the model and serial tag (inside the door on most washers, dishwashers and fridges; on the back or bottom of dryers and ranges), your warranty company and claim number if you have one, and clear access to the machine.
What brands do you repair?
The major household brands: Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Kenmore and more. Haro Appliance Repairs is an independent service and isn't affiliated with these brands.
Is my old appliance worth fixing?
Sometimes it isn't, and you'll hear that straight before you pay for a repair.
How can I pay?
Card, cash or check at the end of the visit.
Do you install new appliances?
Yes, on the hookups you already have: washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, over-the-range microwaves and refrigerators with ice maker lines.
Smell gas? Leave the house first, then call your gas company or 911.
Where Erick works
Bakersfield, Oildale, Rosedale, Shafter, Wasco, Delano, Arvin, Lamont, McFarland, Tehachapi and Taft.
| Mon to Fri | 8 AM to 7 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM to 7 PM, + $65 |
| Sunday | By arrangement |