Appliance repair across Farmington and the Four Corners
Living out past the city limits shouldn't mean waiting a week for a fridge repair. We drive to Farmington neighborhoods, county towns from Shiprock to Navajo Dam, and Colorado communities around Durango and Cortez.
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We cover every Farmington neighborhood, the rest of San Juan County, New Mexico, and La Plata and Montezuma counties in southwest Colorado. That includes Aztec, Bloomfield, Kirtland, Shiprock, Durango, Bayfield, Cortez and Mancos. Close-in visits often happen the same day when the schedule allows, and far-out trips get planned around your model number so the right parts come along. Phones are answered 24/7.
How we plan trips from the river valleys to the mountains
Our shop sits on the east side of Farmington, and most days start with calls in town and along the highways close by. From there the routes fan out: US 64 west through Kirtland and Fruitland toward Shiprock, US 64 east to Bloomfield and Blanco, NM 516 and US 550 up the Animas valley to Aztec and Cedar Hill. Farther runs go north on US 550 to Durango and northwest on US 491 to Cortez.
Distance changes how we schedule, not whether we come. For a home 50 or 70 miles out, we ask for the model number and a photo of the tag before the trip, then load the parts that fit, so a single drive can finish the job. We group rural calls by direction when we can. Each town page below covers what the homes, water and weather there do to appliances.
Type your five-digit ZIP code to see the town or neighborhood page for it, or call us if it doesn't show up and we'll tell you straight.
Farmington neighborhoods we visit most
From the older homes near Main Street and the river to the newer subdivisions in the Foothills and Piñon Hills, these are the parts of town where we work every week.
San Juan County towns outside the city
Aztec, Bloomfield, Kirtland, Shiprock and the rural communities between them, where propane, private wells and long drives shape every repair.
Southwest Colorado communities across the line
Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio and Hesperus in La Plata County, plus Cortez, Mancos, Dolores and Towaoc in Montezuma County, and Arboles on Navajo Lake.
County-wide repair coverage pages
Overview pages for each whole county we cover, one in New Mexico and two across the Colorado line, listing the towns we reach in each.
Questions about where we work
How far from Farmington will your appliance technicians travel?
We regularly go about 70 miles out, as far as Cortez in Colorado and Newcomb south of Shiprock. Durango, Bayfield, Mancos, Dolores and Arboles are on our map too. For the longest trips we confirm the model number and likely parts first, so one visit can finish the repair instead of two.
Is appliance repair in Durango or Cortez scheduled differently than in Farmington?
A little. In-town Farmington calls can often slot in the same day when the schedule allows. Colorado trips are usually planned a day or so ahead and grouped by route, and we ask for a tag photo first. Emergencies, like a dead freezer full of food, still get a tech at any hour.
Do you serve rural homes on propane and wells around San Juan County?
Yes, a lot of our work is out there. Homes in Kirtland, Fruitland, La Plata, Flora Vista, Shiprock and Nageezi often run propane ranges, dryers and water heaters, and pull hard water from private wells. Our techs carry LP orifices, igniters, water valves and inlet screens for exactly those homes.
What if my Four Corners town isn't listed on the service areas page?
Call us anyway. The pages cover the towns and neighborhoods we visit most, but we reach plenty of ranches, mesa homes and small communities between them. Tell us the nearest highway and your ZIP code, and we'll let you know on the phone whether we can get there and when.
Do you charge more for appliance repairs in remote parts of the Navajo Nation?
Travel distance can add to the trip charge for the farthest homes, and we tell you that number on the phone before booking. Getting the model number first matters most out there, since parts stores are far away. With the right parts on board, the repair itself costs the same as anywhere else.
Out past the edge of the map?
Call anyway. We will tell you straight whether we can make the drive and when.