That furnace blower motor, hot tub pump, or exhaust fan doesn't always need to be replaced. We repair small motors every day -- often faster and cheaper than finding a replacement. Bring it in and we'll tell you honestly whether repair makes sense.
If it has a motor and it's not working, bring it in. Here are some of the most common fractional HP motors we see.
Residential and commercial furnace fan motors. Common brands: Fasco, Emerson, Century, GE.
Pump motors and circulation motors for hot tubs and spas. All major brands serviced.
Above-ground and in-ground pool pump motors. Repair is often half the cost of a new unit.
Commercial kitchen exhaust fans, bathroom ventilation, and industrial exhaust systems.
Basement sump pump motors, condensate pumps, and small water transfer pumps.
Condenser fan motors, evaporator motors, and air handling unit motors for residential and commercial HVAC.
Bench grinders, drill presses, band saws, lathes, and other small workshop machinery motors.
Walk-in cooler fan motors, commercial dishwasher motors, ice machine motors, and food processing equipment.
From a quick bearing swap to a full rewind, we handle every type of fractional HP motor repair.
The most common small motor repair. We carry a wide range of bearings in stock for fast turnaround on furnace motors, fan motors, and pump motors.
When the winding is burned or shorted, we rewind the motor with new copper wire and insulation. Restores the motor to like-new electrical condition.
Not sure what's wrong? Bring your motor in for a free assessment. We'll test it and tell you exactly what the problem is and what it will cost to fix.
A bad start or run capacitor is a common reason small motors won't start or run properly. Quick, inexpensive fix that we can often do while you wait.
Worn keyways, damaged shafts, and broken mounting feet. We repair the mechanical components so your motor mounts and connects properly.
If repair doesn't make sense, we stock a wide selection of new fractional HP motors. We'll match the specs and get you the right motor -- often the same day.
When your HVAC tech tells you the motor is done and wants to charge you $800 for a replacement, bring the motor to us first. We see it all the time -- motors that just need a $50 bearing or a $30 capacitor. We'll give you an honest assessment.
Bring it in for a free estimate. No appointment needed -- just walk in during business hours. We'll tell you what's wrong and what it'll cost to fix.