Appliance Repair in Spokane, Spokane Valley and North Idaho

Repairs, in real time

When your refrigerator stops cooling, your dryer runs without heat, or your dishwasher starts leaking onto the kitchen floor, you want one thing: someone who knows what he is looking at and will tell you the truth about it. SD Appliance is Sergei Dergunov. He has been repairing appliances since 2013, incorporated SD Appliance in Spokane in August 2020, and works out of the South Hill, out to Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead, Colbert, Airway Heights, and across the state line into North Idaho.

Licensed, bonded and insured in Washington

WA L&I #SDAPPAI744K2, active, with a surety bond and general liability behind it.

Owner-operated

Owner-operated by design, so the person who quotes the job is the person doing it.

Set prices, not commission

Nobody here earns more by talking you into a bigger repair.

Open seven days, no weekend or holiday surcharge

A Saturday costs what a Tuesday costs.

4.8 stars on Google

Hundreds of Spokane-area homeowners, and the reviews are live on this page.

English, Russian, and Ukrainian

Spoken by the person doing the work.

Meet Sergei

Sergei started in construction at eighteen and spent several years as an electrician in Los Angeles, working on residential and commercial new construction, rewiring, and troubleshooting. A friend in the appliance trade showed him how often a machine headed for the curb could be fixed instead, and that was the end of the electrical career. He has been repairing appliances since 2013, moved to Spokane to raise a family and build something local, and started SD Appliance in August 2020 with a van and a set of tools.

“[T]his time the built-in microwave/convection oven that would be expensive to replace. Sergei arrived with the appropriate part (2 options) within a day of calling him. Fortunately, it required the least costly of the two parts and he was finished in 30 minutes. Microwave works like new!! […] Professional, knowledgeable, friendly, prompt, upfront with costs.”

In his experience, roughly 8 out of 10 times, depending on what has failed, a refrigerator that has stopped cooling is a reasonable repair rather than a replacement. Sometimes it is not, and you will be told that too. If a fifteen-year-old washer needs bearings, the repair costs about as much as a new machine, and the honest answer is to put the money toward the new one.

Monday through Sunday, and a Saturday or a holiday is billed at the same rate as a weekday. Appliances do not wait for the working week, and the price does not change because yours broke on one.

“We originally hired a different company to come out and fix our dishwasher but after 3 parts and several visits they said we needed a new dishwasher. We called SD Appliance and Sergei came out quickly and diagnosed the problem immediately. He order[ed] the part and fixed it perfectly. Then we had our double ovens go out, and he again diagnosed the problem quickly and made the necessary fix.”

An electrician's read on a modern machine

Replacing parts without finding the actual fault gets expensive quickly, and on a modern machine the fault is as likely to be electronic as mechanical. Several years wiring and troubleshooting buildings before he ever opened an appliance is why the diagnosis comes first, and the parts order comes second.

Where we go

Based in South Hill and out across 51 communities in the Spokane area and North Idaho. The core is Spokane itself, including Moran Prairie, Manito, Comstock, Lincoln Heights, Glenrose, and Kendall Yards, then Spokane Valley, with Dishman, Opportunity, Veradale, and Greenacres.

Beyond that: Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead, Colbert, Airway Heights, Medical Lake, Millwood, Otis Orchards, Town and Country, Rockford, Deer Park and Nine Mile Falls. Across the state line, Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Rathdrum, Hayden and State Line. Idaho is charged at the same rate as anywhere else, with no distance surcharge.

One thing worth saying plainly: on a long drive for a repair that is not worth doing, you will hear that on the phone before anyone gets in a van.

Common questions

Ready to get it fixed?

Call, and you will be talking to the person who does the work. Tell him the brand, the model number if you can find it, and what the appliance is actually doing, and he can usually tell you what he expects to find before he arrives.

You get Sergei

the owner, on every job

4.8