Commercial Washer Repair in Jacksonville

No surprise fees or vague estimates. We give you a clear, upfront quote so you know exactly what to expect before we start.

Our team understands that minimizing downtime is important to a business. That’s why we offer same-day service and come with fully-stocked vans, so we can fix your machine quickly and in the same visit.

Our technicians specialize in heavy-duty machines, with the training and hands-on experience to handle any brand or capacity with confidence. We’ve dealt with every brand and model over the years, so trust us when we say we’re the pros.

A dead start button or tripped breaker isn’t always the culprit. Inside, faulty control boards or worn-out door switches are often to blame, both are critical for safety and proper operation.

Commercial washers rely on a mix of water inlet valves, pumps, and sensors to keep cycles moving. When valves clog or drain pumps get jammed, your washer either won’t fill properly or will leave standing water behind.

High-capacity units handle a lot of pressure, and when seals, hoses, or gaskets start wearing down, you’ll see puddles around the machine. Left unchecked, leaks can damage both the washer and the floor it’s sitting on.

The drive belt, bearings, or motor could be the culprit here. These parts keep the drum balanced and moving, so when they aren’t working, your machine isn’t moving.

Your unit making some noise and shaking is normal, but it shouldn’t be like a rocket. Thumping, grinding, or excessive shaking can be a bunch of parts like worn bearings, broken shock absorbers, or an unbalanced load sensor. These issues might sound minor, but they can stress the entire system if ignored.

Safety latches and lock mechanisms are designed to keep cycles running smoothly. When they fail, the machine either won’t start or traps laundry inside.

Those beeps are usually your washer’s way of throwing an error code. Depending on the model and brand, different error codes could mean different things. We’re experienced with all the major brands and models, so we’ll be able to diagnose it quickly.

Commercial washers need a little more attention than household units because they’re running bigger loads and longer hours. Routine maintenance usually means cleaning out drain traps and filters, checking hoses for leaks, inspecting belts and bearings, and making sure the pump and motor are running smoothly.

With regular maintenance and proper use, most commercial washers last about 10 to 14 years. High-volume environments like laundromats or hotels can shorten that range, while lighter use and consistent upkeep can help a unit push well past a decade.

That musty odor usually comes from trapped moisture and detergent buildup inside the drum, seals, or drain lines. When water and soap residue sit too long, it creates the perfect environment for mold and mildew. Regular deep cleaning and leaving the door slightly open between loads can help prevent those funky smells.

If the machine is still within its expected lifespan and repairs cost less than half of a new unit, fixing it is usually the smart move. But if you’re facing frequent breakdowns, skyrocketing water or energy use, or major parts like the motor or drum need replacing, it might be time to invest in a new machine.

Absolutely. We service all types of commercial setups, including coin-operated and card-operated washers in laundromats, as well as shared laundry machines in apartment buildings. Our team carries the right tools and parts to handle heavy-duty units that see nonstop daily use.