About Quality Masters Appliance Service
Orlando appliance repair company open 24 hours offering free virtual diagnosis and professional repair services.
The directory record lists 5 services across 3 appliance types and names 7 brands. It is listed as both licensed and insured, and states a service area covering Orlando and Central Florida.
The record carries no email address, no website, no year established, and no certifications. A blank field means the source it was compiled from did not publish that detail — not that the company lacks it. Ask on the phone about anything that matters to your job.
Everything stated about Quality Masters Appliance Service on this page comes from that record. The repair costs, part prices, and fault descriptions below are national reference figures for the appliances the company lists — useful for sanity-checking a quote, but not prices Quality Masters Appliance Service has published.
Hours
- Mon–Fri
- Open 24 Hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 Hours
- Sunday
- Closed
Service area
- Orlando
- Central Florida
Services offered
Listed in Quality Masters Appliance Service's own words.
- Dishwasher Repair
- Oven & Range Repair
- Cooktop Repair
- Garbage Disposal Repair
- Appliance Installation
Appliances serviced, and what those repairs cost
Quality Masters Appliance Service lists 3 of the twelve appliance types in this directory. Each row links to the full repair reference for that appliance and carries four national figures: the diagnostic visit, the typical all-in repair, what a comparable new unit costs, and how long the appliance is expected to last.
| Appliance | Diagnostic | Typical repair | New unit | Avg. life |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dishwasher repair | $50–$100 | $150–$300 | $700 | 10 yrs |
| Oven & Range repair | $50–$120 | $100–$500 | $1,000 | 14 yrs |
| Garbage Disposal repair | $40–$90 | $85–$250 | $200 | 10 yrs |
These are national bands, not quotes for Orlando, FL. Labor rates track local wages, insurance, and drive time, so the same job costs measurably more in a dense, high-cost metro than in a smaller market, while the part itself costs roughly the same anywhere. Sealed-system refrigerant work, built-in installations, and luxury brands sit at the top of every range because fewer technicians are certified for them and parts are ordered rather than stocked. Get two or three quotes before you commit.
A quote is worth checking against the appliance's remaining value. The rule of thumb built into our value estimator: replace rather than repair once the quote passes about half the price of a comparable new unit and the appliance is past roughly two-thirds of its expected service life. Under both thresholds, repair is almost always the cheaper decision.
Brands serviced, and what each tier means
Quality Masters Appliance Service names 7 brands. Price tier decides more about a repair than the badge does: it sets what a part costs, where it comes from, and whether a general technician can buy it at all.
The best-stocked parts situation in the trade. OEM components are easy to source, aftermarket equivalents exist for most of them, and a technician will often have the common failure on the van rather than ordering it.
Any qualified technician can take the job. Factory-authorised service mainly matters while the machine is still in its warranty period — outside it, an experienced independent is usually faster and cheaper.
OEM parts cost noticeably more and the aftermarket is thinner, so expect an order-and-return visit on anything past the common failures. Because the machine is worth more, a part that would total a budget unit is often still the right call here.
Most independent technicians work on this tier, but ask whether they have had factory training on the line. Control boards, inverter drives and door mechanisms diverge enough between premium platforms that experience is not interchangeable.
Common faults on the appliances they service
Symptom, the cause it most often turns out to be, and whether it is homeowner work or a job that has to go to a technician. Knowing which one you probably have before you call shortens the visit — and sometimes removes the need for one.
- Homeowner fix
- Safe for a homeowner with basic tools once the appliance is unplugged or the breaker is off.
- Technician
- Needs a technician — meter diagnosis, a model-matched part, or teardown that is easy to get wrong.
- Dishwasher
Dishes come out with food residue still on them
Homeowner fixBlocked spray-arm jets, a filter that has never been cleaned, or inlet water below 120°F. Rarely the wash pump.
Step-by-step: Dishwasher Not Cleaning - Oven & Range
Oven will not reach temperature or will not heat at all
TechnicianA failed bake element on an electric oven, or a weak igniter that no longer draws enough current to open the gas safety valve.
Step-by-step: Oven Not Heating At All - Garbage Disposal
Hums but does not spin
Homeowner fixA jammed impeller — usually a bone fragment, fruit pit, or a piece of cutlery. Every disposal has a hex socket underneath for manual release.
Step-by-step: Garbage Disposal Jammed - Dishwasher
Standing water in the bottom at the end of a cycle
Homeowner fixA clogged filter or sump, a kinked drain hose, a blocked air gap at the sink, or a failed drain pump — in that order of likelihood.
Step-by-step: Dishwasher Not Draining - Oven & Range
Food burns on one side and undercooks on the other
Homeowner fixA drifted temperature sensor, a partially failed element, or a convection fan that has stopped. Calibration fixes drift; the rest needs parts.
Step-by-step: Oven Not Heating Evenly - Garbage Disposal
Completely silent, no hum
Homeowner fixThe overload reset button on the base has tripped, the switch has failed, or the motor has burned out. Press reset before anything else.
Step-by-step: Garbage Disposal Jammed - Dishwasher
Water seeping from the bottom of the door
TechnicianA hardened or displaced door gasket, or a door that has dropped out of square on worn hinges.
Step-by-step: Dishwasher Leaking - Oven & Range
Surface burner clicks but will not light
Homeowner fixA clogged burner port or a wet spark electrode after a boil-over. Clean and dry it before assuming the spark module has failed.
Step-by-step: Gas Burner Won't Light - Garbage Disposal
Water dripping where the unit meets the sink
TechnicianDried-out plumber's putty at the sink flange, or mounting bolts that have loosened. Inexpensive to redo properly.
Step-by-step: Garbage Disposal Leaking - Dishwasher
Water under the cabinet with no visible door leak
TechnicianThe wash pump shaft seal, or a loose hose clamp under the tub. Usually spotted first as a swollen cabinet toe kick.
Step-by-step: Dishwasher Leaking
Try it yourself first
Free step-by-step guides for the same appliances Quality Masters Appliance Service services, each one stating the DIY cost against the pro cost — because the honest answer to "should I fix this myself" is usually visible in that gap.
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Not Cleaning — Find Out What It Is Short Of
A dishwasher cleans with four things: hot water, enough of it, spray pressure, and detergent that gets released at the right moment. When dishes come out gritty, one of those four is missing, and the job is to work out which. Be precise about the symptom first, because it points at different faults — food particles left stuck on is a spray or filter problem, a chalky white haze is a water hardness and rinse aid problem, and food redeposited as a fine grey film across everything is a filter or drain problem. This guide covers the first of those.
- DIY
- $0–$70
- Pro
- $120–$400
- Time
- 30–60 minutes
Oven & Range
Oven Not Heating Evenly — Map the Problem Before You Fix It
Uneven baking and a miscalibrated oven are two different faults that get reported with the same words, so the first job is to tell them apart. An oven that is simply running cool or hot everywhere at once needs calibrating and nothing else. An oven that browns one corner of a tray and leaves the opposite corner pale has an airflow, element or door problem, and no amount of offset adjustment will help. Twenty minutes with a slice of bread will tell you which one you have, and that determines everything that follows.
- DIY
- $0–$80
- Pro
- $150–$400
- Time
- 45–90 minutes plus preheat time
Garbage Disposal
Garbage Disposal Jammed — Free the Flywheel Safely
A disposal that hums steadily but will not turn is jammed, not broken. Something has wedged between an impeller and the shredder ring, the motor is stalled, and if you keep pressing the switch you will burn out a working motor for the sake of a chicken bone. Every disposal is built to be freed by hand, and the whole job takes about ten minutes. The one thing worth understanding before you start is what the sound is telling you, because a hum, a silence and a free-spinning motor with water backing up in the sink are three different problems with three different answers.
- DIY
- $0
- Pro
- $100–$350
- Time
- 15–30 minutes
Dishwasher
Dishwasher Not Draining — Clear the Standing Water
An inch or two of water left in the bottom of a dishwasher at the end of a cycle almost always means a blockage rather than a dead pump. The drain path runs filter, sump, check valve, drain hose, then either a disposal or an air gap and out — and there are exactly five places it can clog. Work along the path in order and most people find it in the first two.
- DIY
- $0–$80
- Pro
- $150–$350
- Time
- 20–60 minutes
Oven & Range
Oven Not Heating At All — Electric and Gas Diagnosis
An oven that stays stone cold while the cooktop works fine is a satisfying fault to chase, because the cause is almost always one specific, inexpensive part — and which part depends entirely on whether you have gas or electric. On electric ranges the bake element or a blown thermal fuse account for most failures. On gas ranges the glow-bar igniter is responsible for the overwhelming majority, and it fails in a way that fools people: it lights up and looks fine while being too weak to do its job.
- DIY
- $15–$110
- Pro
- $180–$450
- Time
- 30–75 minutes
Garbage Disposal
Garbage Disposal Leaking — Find the Leak Point
A leaking garbage disposal leaks from exactly one of five places, and identifying which one before you buy anything is the difference between a four-dollar fix and a new unit. Three of the five are simple connections you can reseal in half an hour. One is a hose clamp. The fifth — a leak from the body seam itself — means the internal seal is gone, and no amount of tightening will help.
- DIY
- $4–$35
- Pro
- $100–$300
- Time
- 30–90 minutes
What the parts cost
The components that most often fail on these appliances, with typical retail prices for the part alone. Labor is not included, and these are not this company's prices — they are what a homeowner pays a parts retailer, so you can see how much of a quote is part and how much is labor.
| Part | Appliance | Typical price | Fitting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spray Arm | Dishwasher | $15–$40 | Easy |
| Bake Element | Oven & Range | $15–$40 | Easy |
| Splash Guard | Garbage Disposal | $8–$28 | Easy |
| Inlet Valve | Dishwasher | $15–$40 | Moderate |
| Oven Temperature Sensor | Oven & Range | $15–$30 | Easy |
| Discharge Tube and Gasket | Garbage Disposal | $8–$30 | Easy |
| Drain Pump | Dishwasher | $35–$120 | Moderate |
| Broil Element | Oven & Range | $20–$75 | Easy |
| Sink Mounting Assembly | Garbage Disposal | $15–$50 | Moderate |
| Door Latch and Switch Assembly | Dishwasher | $20–$80 | Easy |
| Oven Igniter | Oven & Range | $25–$90 | Moderate |
| Jam Wrench | Garbage Disposal | $5–$15 | Easy |
A part that costs $30 inside a $250 quote is normal — the rest is the trip, the diagnosis, and the labor. A part that costs $300 is the point at which the repair-or-replace question is worth asking properly. Ask for the part figure and the labor figure separately on any written estimate.
What the company highlights
Claims from the company's own listing, reproduced as published. We have not verified them — treat anything that matters to your job as a question to ask on the phone.
- 4.8 stars with 61 reviews
- Free virtual diagnosis
- Open 24 hours Monday through Saturday
Questions to ask Quality Masters Appliance Service before you book
The record lists Quality Masters Appliance Service as licensed and insured, and names no certifications. That is what the source published, not something we verified — so the checks below still apply.
Ask for the license number, then verify it yourself
There is no single national appliance repair license. Requirements are set state by state, and in some places by the city or county, so the only reliable check is the paperwork. Ask which license or registration the company works under, get the number, and confirm it is active with the authority that issued it before you book.
Get proof of liability insurance, not a verbal assurance
A technician works on your water lines, your gas line, and your electrical circuits. Ask for a current certificate of general liability insurance in the company's name and check that the policy is in force on the day of the visit. A company that carries it will send the certificate without hesitating.
Require EPA certification for any sealed-system work
Section 608 of the federal Clean Air Act requires EPA certification for anyone who opens a sealed refrigerant system. That covers refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and wine coolers. If a quote involves recovering, recharging, or brazing refrigerant lines, ask to see the certification before the work starts.
Separate the diagnostic fee from the estimate
Most shops charge a service-call or diagnostic fee to send a technician out, and many credit it toward the repair if you go ahead. Ask what the fee is and whether it is credited, then ask for a written estimate that itemizes parts, labor, and any trip charge before you authorize the job.
Put the warranty term on the estimate
Parts and labor are usually guaranteed for different lengths of time and the terms vary by company, so ask for both in writing rather than assuming. Ask specifically who pays for the return visit if the same fault comes back within the term.
Pay on completion, and keep the itemized invoice
A deposit against a special-order part is normal; a large up-front payment for the whole job is not. Pay the balance once the appliance has been tested in front of you, and keep the itemized invoice — you will need the part number and the labor term for any warranty claim later.
Have this ready when you call
For dishwasher work specifically, these are the answers that decide which parts get loaded on the van — and whether the first visit is the only visit.
- Model number — the tag is on the tub rim behind the door.
- Whether it fills, whether it washes, whether it drains. Naming which stage fails halves the diagnosis.
- Any error code or flashing light pattern.
- Where the water appears: at the door, under the cabinet, or inside the tub.
- Whether the sink disposal was recently replaced — an uncut drain plug in a new disposal is a classic no-drain cause.
How Quality Masters Appliance Service compares in Orlando
Measured against the 7 appliance repair companies listed in Orlando. Every figure below is read from the same records — a dash means the company did not state that detail, not that the answer is zero.
| Measure | This company | Orlando average |
|---|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.8 | 4.9 |
| Reviews | 61 | 232 |
| Year established | — | 2017 |
| Brands serviced | 7 | 8.7 |
| Appliance types | 3 | 4.7 |
By customer rating, Quality Masters Appliance Service ranks 4 of 5 among the Orlandocompanies that carry a rating. A high average on a handful of reviews is not the same signal as a slightly lower one on hundreds, so read the rating and the review count together — both are in the table above.
5 of the 7 Orlando companies state a license, and 1 lists a 24/7 emergency line. Across the whole directory, 676 of 873 listed companies state a license and the average rating is 4.6 out of 5 — the national numbers to hold this city’s average against.
Location
Quality Masters Appliance Service lists this address. Many appliance repair companies work out of a van and a yard rather than a shop counter, so call before visiting.
Helpful resources
Appliance reference
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