Quick facts
- 50 appliance error codes, checked against manufacturer pages
- Disposal rules for 11 Texas cities from official city pages, checked October 31, 2026 and November 1, 2026
- Official city disposal fees, one source per row: fee table
- Renters: who fixes a broken appliance under Texas law
- Fridge at the curb: Houston needs a refrigerant removal tag; Dallas and Fort Worth do not take refrigerant appliances at the curb; Lubbock stations remove Freon for you.
- Repair cost: call for a quote
- Partner shops coming soon: no shop is listed yet
- Run by Local Help Stations: call (385) 236-4141 or Text us (not a repair shop)
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Texas repair shops
Partner shops coming soon. No Texas repair shop is listed on this site yet. Shops will only be shown as partners after they agree in writing. Until then, ask any shop you call whether it works on your appliance and brand, and check reviews from more than one source.
FAQ
Does Texas Appliance Help repair appliances?
No. It is an information site run by Local Help Stations. It does not send technicians and does not take repair requests.
Are there partner shops in Texas?
Not yet. Partner shops are coming soon. A shop is only shown as a partner after it agrees in writing, and no shop pays to be listed.
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