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Garburator humming, jammed, leaking or completely dead? Near Appliance Repair provides fast, certified garburator (food waste disposer) repair and installation throughout Greater Vancouver, with same-day or next-day visits in most areas. We tell you honestly whether a repair or a new unit makes more sense, quote the price upfront, and back our work with a 90-day parts and labour warranty.
A certified technician inspects your garburator and confirms the root issue.
We provide a simple, transparent estimate — repair or replacement.
We complete repairs with OEM parts or install a new unit if needed.
New units come with a manufacturer warranty. Installation includes our 90-day service
guarantee.
Most garburator repairs in Vancouver fall within our typical $150–$400 range, and you get a clear quote before we start. Jams, resets, loose connections and splash guards are quick fixes. If the unit is leaking from the body, rusted through or the motor has failed, replacing it is usually better value, and we can install a new unit the same visit when parts are available.
Avoid putting these down the garburator: grease and oil, bones, fruit pits, eggshells, coffee grounds, pasta, rice and fibrous peels like celery or corn husks.
Dishwasher connected to the garburator not draining? See our dishwasher repair service.
Yes. We offer same-day or next-day garburator repair and replacement in most of Greater Vancouver. Call 236-808-0080 to book.
A hum with no grinding usually means the flywheel is jammed by a hard object like a bone, pit or utensil. Turn off the power, never put your hand inside, and use the hex key on the bottom of the unit to free it. If it still hums, the motor may be failing.
The built-in overload protector has probably tripped. Turn off the switch, wait a few minutes, then press the red reset button on the bottom of the unit. If it still won’t run, check the breaker or call us.
Leaks usually come from a loose sink flange, a worn dishwasher or drain connection, or a cracked housing. A leaking housing means the unit needs replacing.
Jams, resets and loose connections are quick fixes. If the unit is leaking from the body, rusted, or the motor has failed, replacement is usually the better value.
No. If it’s leaking, smells like burning or keeps tripping, stop using it and switch off the power. Never reach inside the unit.
Most garburator repairs fall within our typical $150–$400 range. Replacement depends on the new unit you choose. You get a clear quote before any work begins.
Yes. Our repairs come with a 90-day warranty on parts and labour, and new units also carry the manufacturer’s warranty.
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