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Appliance repair in Pontiac, MI

One company on record. Mortech Appliance Repair is listed below with the details on file — there is no lead fee and no middleman.

Listed Pontiac addresses fall in ZIP code 48342. Vans travel well past their own ZIP, so give yours on the call and ask whether a trip charge applies.

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1 repair pro in Pontiac

The only company on file with a Pontiac address.

What the record shows about Mortech Appliance Repair

Taken from this company’s own listing — including what it leaves out.

Mortech Appliance Repair is the only appliance repair company on file with a Pontiac address, at 368 Auburn Avenue in ZIP 48342. The record carries a street address. It does not say how long it has been trading, whether it is licensed or insured, or which appliances it works on and gives no phone number or website — worth asking on the call, and see the checks below before you book.

Listing details for this business come from OpenStreetMap and are available under the Open Database License © OpenStreetMap contributors. We have no rating, licence, or insurance details on file for this business — confirm them directly before hiring.

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What appliance repair costs in Pontiac

Mortech Appliance Repair's record does not name the appliances it services, so there is no Pontiac-specific breakdown to publish.

Nationally, a diagnostic or service-call visit runs $40–$130 and the repair itself $50–$600 once parts and labor are counted, depending entirely on which appliance it is — a microwave sits at the bottom of both ranges and a sealed-system refrigerator job at the top. Many shops credit the diagnostic fee toward the work, so ask for the two numbers separately.

Costs by appliance gives the band for each one, appliance repair in Michigan shows what the 24 companies on file across the state actually service, and the value estimator tests a quote against what your appliance is still worth.

How to choose an appliance repair pro in Michigan

Six checks that take a few minutes on the phone and decide whether the rest of the job goes well.

We publish what a company states about itself and link to its own number — we do not sell leads and we do not vet anyone on your behalf. With one company based here, the verification below matters more than usual: confirm the paperwork, then the price, in that order.

  1. Ask for the license number, then verify it yourself
  2. Get proof of liability insurance, not a verbal assurance
  3. Require EPA certification for any sealed-system work
  4. Separate the diagnostic fee from the estimate
  5. Put the warranty term on the estimate
  6. Pay on completion, and keep the itemized invoice
What to ask, and why, on each check

Pontiac coverage and ZIP codes

The ZIP codes on file and the other Michigan cities in the directory.

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Pontiac appliance repair: common questions

Who repairs appliances in Pontiac, MI?
Mortech Appliance Repair is the only appliance repair company on file with a Pontiac address, at 368 Auburn Avenue. No other company in Michigan names Pontiac in its service area, so if it cannot take the job, work down the other Michigan cities listed here and confirm your ZIP on the call.
Can I get emergency appliance repair in Pontiac?
Mortech Appliance Repair is the only company based in Pontiac. Its record carries no opening hours and no after-hours line, so for a weekend or late-night breakdown you will need a company based elsewhere in Michigan — ask whether it will travel to your ZIP and what the trip charge is.
Are Pontiac appliance repair technicians licensed and insured?
Mortech Appliance Repair states neither a license nor insurance on its record, which is common and not by itself a warning sign. Appliance repair is licensed state by state and sometimes by city or county, never nationally, so ask for the number it works under and verify it with the issuing authority. Sealed-system refrigerant work legally requires an EPA Section 608 certified technician anywhere in the US.
Is it worth repairing an appliance in Pontiac or should I replace it?
Replace once the quote passes about half the price of a comparable new unit and the appliance is past roughly two-thirds of its service life. Under both thresholds, repairing wins.
What if no Pontiac company covers my ZIP code?
Appliance repair companies routinely travel beyond the city they are based in. Grand Rapids (7 pros), Detroit (3 pros), Ann Arbor (2 pros), Muskegon (2 pros), Alanson (1 pro), Benton Harbor (1 pro), Fraser (1 pro), Hillsdale (1 pro) and 5 more are also listed in Michigan — call and confirm they cover your ZIP and ask whether a trip charge applies outside their core area.

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