Appliance repair in Clearwater.
Beaver Appliance repairs appliances across Clearwater, in houses, condos and towers from downtown and North Greenwood out to Countryside. The middle of the city is about 50 minutes away, longer at rush hour.
Call or text and we’ll give you the earliest time we have.
- Diagnostic visit
- $69, credited to the repair
- Price
- In writing, before any work
- Warranty
- Written, on every repair
- Google rating, South Florida
- 5.0 from 14 reviews
Beaver Appliance, in customers’ words
42″ built-in KitchenAid
“Bek (owner/master tech) gets the gold medal for being able to fix my 22-year old dying 42" built-in Kitchenaid refrigerator/freezer which I was not ready to replace yet …”
★★★★★ Jennifer S. Jun 2026, Google review Samsung ice maker
“Brandon was relentless until he resolved the issue with my ice maker on my Samsung Refridge/Freezer. …”
★★★★★ Jane G. Aug 2026, Google review Price and service
“Great price and service! I would definitely work with this company again.”
★★★★★ Topher R. Aug 2026, Google review
Do you repair appliances in Clearwater?
Yes. All over the city on the mainland, from downtown by the water to the houses of the east side and Countryside.
What we fix in Clearwater
Refrigerator repair in Clearwater
Freezers and ice makers too. If your building has you shut the water off at the main while you’re away, GE says to turn the ice maker off as well, to prevent damage.
Washer repair in Clearwater
On an upper floor, IBHS, the insurers’ research institute, advises a drain pan under the washer. Whirlpool says to replace the inlet hoses after five years of use.
Dryer repair in Clearwater
Full-size or stacked electric dryers that won’t start, run without heating, or leave the clothes damp at the end of a cycle.
Dishwasher repair in Clearwater
Dishwashers that won’t fill or drain, or that stop with an error code showing.
Oven, range and cooktop repair in Clearwater
Electric ranges, wall ovens and cooktops. Gas range or dryer? Call or text before you book.
Dryer vent cleaning in Clearwater
Close to three Clearwater homes in ten are in buildings of twenty or more units. In one of those, we clean your unit’s own duct and check the airflow before and after.
Every building has its own rules
About four in ten residential properties with a Clearwater address are condo units, against about one in four across Pinellas County. Tell us your building’s rules when you book.
The front desk
If vendors check in with a front desk or an attendant, say so when you book.
A vendor form
If your building wants a vendor form from you before it lets a repair in, send it ahead of the visit, and tell us who will let us in.
The elevator
If the office books the elevator for appliance work, tell us the slot it gives you.
Work hours
If contractors may only work on certain days and hours, tell us which, and we’ll book inside them.
Text us the sticker and the rules
Send a photo of the model sticker, a line about the fault and your building’s rules for contractors.
Text a photo to (813) 513-1699Clearwater, from downtown east
Clearwater counted about 117,000 people at the 2020 Census. More than half its homes were built before 1980, and most of the city drinks city water, about 60 percent of it pumped from the city’s own wells.
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Downtown
By the water, in the west
Cleveland Street and the Main Library, on the water at the west end of the mainland city.
The causeway. The high bridge in our header photo is the Memorial Causeway’s main span.
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North Greenwood
North of downtown
Some of the city’s oldest streets: around downtown and North Greenwood, about three homes in four were built before 1980.
Houses first. About six homes in ten here are detached houses, the most of any part of the city.
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The middle
North-central Clearwater
A cluster of big buildings: about four homes in ten here are in buildings of twenty or more units.
Older residents. The median age here is about 56, against about 47 for the whole city.
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Countryside and the east side
North-east, toward Safety Harbor
The newest parts of Clearwater: in Countryside and on the east side, about half the homes date from the early eighties or later.
County water. About one city home in a hundred, near Countryside, lies in Pinellas County’s water area rather than the city’s.
Clearwater questions
A question about your building? Call (813) 513-1699 Or send a text
Is Clearwater’s tap water hard?
It depends on who supplies the address. The city pumps about 60 percent of its water from its own wells and treats it at three plants, two of them reverse osmosis plants that remove hardness-causing salts; the rest it buys from Pinellas County. It publishes no hardness figure for the tap. County water, on many Clearwater addresses outside the city, is very hard on the USGS scale.
Who cleans the dryer riser in a Clearwater tower?
Not us: the shared riser and its fan belong to the building, so ask the office whether and when it cleans them. Our part ends where your unit’s duct joins the riser, as our condo and high-rise page shows.
Does salt air hurt a stainless refrigerator?
Sub-Zero and Wolf say stainless steel isn’t stain-proof, especially around salt water, and that for units exposed to salt water, rust on parts over time may not be preventable.
Our appliances sat in floodwater. Can they be repaired?
First, don’t touch a wet appliance that’s still plugged in, the CPSC says, and have a professional or your gas or electric company check the home before you use your appliances again. A refrigerator or freezer that floodwater reached, even partly, is unsafe to use and must be discarded, says the USDA: that’s a replacement, not a repair.
Do you also cover Palm Harbor and Tampa?
Yes, and both have pages of their own: Palm Harbor, just to the north, and Tampa, across Old Tampa Bay.
Near Clearwater
Direction from the middle of Clearwater.
Across Tampa Bay
From Clearwater, our Tampa Bay list runs north to Spring Hill and east to Zephyrhills, and the Tampa Bay page has every town on it. If yours isn’t there, give us a call.
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