Tampa, Florida
Contact Us
One number, answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call and describe what the appliance is doing, and we will tell you what it usually means before anyone drives out.
How to Reach John's Appliance Service
Call
(813) 588-6572
Answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays
service@johnsapplianceservice.com
For quotes, scheduling questions and property portfolios
Our base
501 E Kennedy Blvd, Suite 850
Tampa, FL 33602
What to Have Ready When You Call
- The appliance type and the brand
- The model number if you can find it on the door frame or rear panel
- What the machine does at each stage of its cycle
- Any error code shown on the display
- Any new noise, smell or leak and when it started
- Whether the appliance is gas or electric
- Whether it is built in, stacked or freestanding
- Your ZIP code and any gate or building access requirement
- Whether anything needs shutting off before we arrive
If Something Is Failing Right Now
Call rather than email. Refrigeration losing temperature, water escaping from a machine, and anything involving gas or a burning smell are the three situations that justify a call at any hour, and the first thing we do is tell you what to shut off.
For water, close the supply valve. For anything electrical, use the breaker rather than the appliance switch. For a gas smell, do not operate the appliance or any switches, ventilate the room, and if the smell is strong leave the property and call the gas utility before calling us.
For refrigeration, keep the doors closed. A full freezer holds safe temperature for far longer than people expect, and every door opening spends that reserve. Move the most perishable items from the fridge section into a cooler with ice rather than opening the freezer repeatedly to check on it.
When you call, the more precisely you can describe what the machine does the better. Which side is warm, at which point in the cycle the water appears, whether the noise is constant or intermittent, whether an error code is showing. Those details decide which parts ride along on the van, and they are the difference between a repair finished on the first visit and a second appointment once something is ordered.
A person answers, at any hour
Not a voicemail box and not a form. Calls at three in the morning on a holiday weekend reach someone who can book you.
Questions About Getting In Touch
The phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.
It depends on the day and where you are. Tampa proper and the close suburbs are the quickest. Call and we will give you a real window rather than a number that sounds good.
There is a charge for the visit and the diagnosis, and we tell you what it is when you book rather than on the doorstep.
You can email for quotes and scheduling questions, but anything urgent should be a phone call. Email is not monitored around the clock the way the phone line is.
Yes, including several units in one visit, which is considerably cheaper than individual callouts. Mention it when you get in touch.
Where We Are Based in Tampa
Our service base sits on East Kennedy Boulevard in downtown Tampa, which is where the day starts before we head out across Hillsborough County and over the bridges.
Call now and describe the fault
One call reaches a person who can name the likely cause and book the visit.