Fridge sweating? Washer leaking from the door? Oven losing heat? The problem is usually a worn-out gasket — and that’s our specialty. Appliance Gasket brings the right seal to your door across Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland, and when the problem runs deeper than the seal, our technicians repair the machine itself. One visit, one flat-rate quote, no guesswork.
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Flat-rate quotes and mobile installation across the DMV — tell us the model, we bring the exact seal.
Cold air escaping, condensation on the frame, or food spoiling faster than it should? A worn refrigerator door gasket makes your fridge run harder and costs you on every energy bill.
Water on the laundry floor, or mold on the rubber boot seal that keeps coming back after cleaning? That’s a front-load washer gasket telling you it’s done.
Heat leaking from the oven door means uneven baking, longer cook times, and scorched cabinet edges. We replace oven door gaskets on residential and commercial ranges.
Water pooling at the front of your dishwasher after a cycle almost always traces back to the door or tub seal — a fast, inexpensive fix compared to floor repair.
A worn drum or felt seal lets heat and lint escape, stretching drying times and clogging vents. We replace dryer seals on gas and electric units.
Walk-in coolers, reach-ins, and prep tables for DMV restaurants and food businesses. Airtight seals keep you compliant and keep energy costs down.
Prefer to install it yourself? Send us your model and serial number and we’ll match the exact gasket for your appliance.
In a high-use commercial kitchen, door gaskets wear out every 1–3 years (Restaurant Equipment SOS) — and a torn walk-in seal shows up on your energy bill and your health inspection long before the door stops closing. We replace gaskets on walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, prep tables, commercial ovens, and high-temp dishwashers across D.C., Northern Virginia, and the Maryland suburbs.
Give us the manufacturer, model, and serial number and we source the gasket to OEM spec. Installation is scheduled around your service hours — before open or after close — so the kitchen keeps moving. Typical door gasket service in the DC/MD/VA market runs $150–$300 (Restaurant Equipment SOS); we quote your exact unit flat-rate before any work.
Who we serve: restaurants, cafés, laundromats, hotels, property managers, and commercial kitchens from the Navy Yard and The Wharf to Tysons and Bethesda.
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Most “broken” refrigerators and washers in the DMV aren’t broken at all — the door gasket is. When cold air leaks out of a fridge or water leaks out of a front-loader, the machine itself is usually fine. Local repair-cost data for Falls Church puts minor refrigerator door seal replacement in the $100–$200 range (homeyou) — a fraction of what any new appliance costs. That’s the entire reason Appliance Gasket exists: replace the seal, keep the machine.
We’re a mobile gasket specialty service covering Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., and the Maryland suburbs. Our specialists carry door gaskets and seals for hundreds of washer, refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, and dryer models, so most installs happen in a single visit — no shipping wait, no second appointment.
And when the problem runs deeper than the seal — a drum bearing behind that leaking washer boot, a heating element behind that oven door — we don’t hand you off to another company. Our technicians repair the appliance itself, from laundry and kitchen appliances to high-end brands like Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele, and commercial equipment for restaurants. One visit, two skills.
✔Gasket & seal specialists — not generalists
A leaking door doesn’t need a general repair visit and a parts-order wait. It needs someone who shows up with the right seal.
Fill out the form or call with your appliance type, brand, and ZIP code. A photo of the model and serial tag (inside the door frame on most units) gets you an exact match, faster.
We text you one clear price for the gasket and installation. No hourly meter, no diagnostic-fee games — the inspection is free.
A specialist arrives anywhere in our NoVA, DC, or Maryland service area with the right gasket and tools on board. Home laundry room or restaurant kitchen — same mobile setup.
Prove the Seal We fit the new gasket, run the appliance, and check the seal before we leave — door closed tight, no leaks, no cold air escaping.
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Every brand seats its door seal differently — a Sub-Zero magnetic gasket doesn’t install like a Samsung front-loader boot. We carry and fit seals matched to the manufacturer’s spec, and our technicians handle the high-end brands most general services turn away.
Our mobile specialists cover Washington D.C., Northern Virginia, and the close-in Maryland suburbs. If your ZIP is below, we come to you — home, laundromat, or restaurant kitchen.
Please note: We only take service requests inside these areas
Oakton, VA 22124
Burke, VA 22015
Fairfax Station, VA 22039
Vienna, VA 22180
Merrifield, VA 22031
Annandale, VA 22003
Tysons, VA 22102
West Springfield, VA 22152
Centreville, VA 20120
Chantilly, VA 20151
Springfield, VA 22150
Falls Church, VA 22046
Reston, VA 20190
McLean, VA 22101
Franconia, VA 22310
Herndon, VA 20170
Kingstowne, VA 22315
Great Falls, VA 22066
Lorton, VA 22079
Arlington, VA
Look for water leaking from the door, cold air escaping a fridge, condensation or frost around the frame, mold on the seal that returns after cleaning, visible cracks or tears, or a door that no longer closes tightly. Any one of these means the seal has failed. Not sure? Send us a photo — the inspection is free.
Local cost data for the Falls Church area puts minor refrigerator door seal replacement at $100–$200 (homeyou), and commercial door gasket service in the DC/MD/VA market typically runs $150–$300 (Restaurant Equipment SOS). Your exact price depends on the model — we text a flat-rate quote before any work, and the quote you approve is the price you pay.
Clean it first. But if mold staining comes back within days of a thorough cleaning, or the rubber shows cracks or stiff spots, the boot seal is holding moisture inside the material itself and needs replacement — no amount of scrubbing fixes that.
Yes. We install gaskets at your location across the DMV, and if you’d rather do it yourself, send your model and serial number and we’ll match the exact part for you.
Both. Gaskets are our specialty, but our technicians handle full mechanical repair — laundry, kitchen, high-end brands like Sub-Zero and Wolf, and commercial equipment. If the leak turns out to be a pump instead of a seal, the same visit covers it.
Yes — walk-ins, reach-ins, prep tables, commercial ovens, and high-temp dishwashers for restaurants and food businesses in D.C., Northern Virginia, and the Maryland suburbs. We schedule around your service hours.