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Finding a reliable local appliance repair company you can trust is easy with Volt & Vector. Our technicians are trained and equipped to diagnose and repair all major brands and models. Learn more by visiting the service pages below.
Why Leak Detection Is More Than Just Prevention
Small water leaks inside appliances rarely stay small. A slow drip from a cracked hose, faulty valve, or failing gasket can escalate into serious structural damage. Floor warping, swelling cabinetry, and hidden mold are common outcomes — along with shock risk if water reaches internal electrical components. Higher water bills, cycling issues, and premature part failure are also symptoms of undetected leaks. Most problems go unnoticed until water shows up on the floor — our goal is to find them before that happens.
Where We Inspect for Appliance Leaks
We inspect both internal and external water paths across all major appliance types. For washing machines, we check the inlet valve, drain pump, and tub seal. On dishwashers, we assess door gaskets, fill hoses, sump housings, and connection clamps. For refrigerators, we check the water inlet valve, ice maker tubing, and dispenser seals. We also examine faucet shutoffs, under-appliance pans, and base cabinets for signs of corrosion or water pooling. If needed, we evaluate nearby flooring and walls for signs of intrusion — especially in stacked or built-in setups.

































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See the full catalog of our services—organized by brand and by appliance—right here.

































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