Appliance down?
Find repair help for your home or business. Post the problem, compare service-call offers, and choose a technician.
- Photo or video
- requests
- Compare
- call-out offers
- You
- choose
How Get Scotty works
Show the problem
Snap a photo, shoot a video, or just describe the noise. Two minutes, no phone tag.
Compare call-out offers
Review service-call fees and availability. The call-out fee is separate from the final repair cost.
You choose
Choose the offer that suits you, then contact the technician directly to arrange the visit.
Post your problem
Add a short description and optional photo or video.
Enter your postal code to detect your service area.
Technicians in BC can see this request's description, equipment and city. Your postal code, photos, videos and phone number are shared only with the technician you choose.
Find a pro in your city
All service areas →Appliance repair in Vancouver
From condo towers downtown to character homes on the east side, Vancouver techs handle tight kitchens, stacked laundry and restaurant lines.
Appliance repair in Burnaby
Highgate and Brentwood towers plus a big commercial kitchen scene — gas ranges, fryers and walk-in coolers are everyday work here.
Appliance repair in Surrey
Large family homes and newer builds mean full-size laundry pairs, double ovens and second fridges in the garage.
Appliance repair in Richmond
Restaurant-dense and condo-heavy. Commercial refrigeration and high-use ranges get same-week attention.
Appliance repair in Coquitlam
Tri-Cities coverage including Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, with techs used to hillside townhouse complexes.
Appliance repair in Langley
Township acreages and Willoughby subdivisions — expect propane appliances and outbuilding freezers alongside standard kitchens.
Common questions
Read all answers →What does it cost to post a job?
Nothing. Posting your problem and receiving proposals is free. You only ever pay the technician you choose, and their service-call fee is shown before you accept.
What is a service-call fee?
It is what a technician charges to come out and diagnose the problem. Some offer it free, others charge a set amount. It is an offer to attend and investigate — not a quote for the repair itself.
How fast will I hear back?
Response times depend on technician availability. Your urgency is shown with the request, but it does not guarantee service at a particular time.
What should I include in my post?
The appliance, what it is doing wrong, and a photo or short video if you can. A model number sticker photo helps a technician arrive with the right part.