General Electric appliances have been a household staple for generations. Kodiak services the full GE lineup — standard residential models right through to GE Monogram — across Edmonton and surrounding communities.
GE Appliances has been part of North American homes for over a century — the brand traces its roots to 1907 when General Electric introduced its first household appliances. Today, GE Appliances operates independently (owned by Haier since 2016) and continues manufacturing from its home in Louisville, Kentucky, maintaining a tradition of practical, reliable American-made appliances.
In Canada, GE's Profile and standard lines are trusted choices for refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, and laundry. Broad North American distribution means parts are readily available, and our Edmonton technicians are well-versed in GE's diagnostic codes and common failure points.
Honest note from Kodiak: GE appliances are feature-rich and well-built. Ice maker issues on certain French door fridge models are a well-documented weak point in the industry. We'll always give you a straight diagnosis before recommending a repair.
Our Edmonton technicians have seen every GE failure mode. We’ll carry the most common parts on every truck so most repairs can be done in a single visit.
GE refrigerators most often develop evaporator fan, condenser fan, defrost or start-relay faults. All four present as poor cooling, which is exactly why we diagnose rather than guess.
GE front-load washer error codes typically point to a motor tachometer or control board fault. We test both and replace only what's failed.
GE dishwashers that don't dry dishes often have a failed heating element or high-limit thermostat. Both are straightforward repairs.
GE electric ranges can have control board failures that prevent the oven from heating or display error codes. We replace the board to spec.
GE Profile and GE Monogram fridges are known for ice maker issues — fill tube freezing, module failure, or water valve faults.
A GE dryer that tumbles but won't heat usually has a failed heating element, thermal limiter, or cycling thermostat. We test the full circuit.
Washers, dryers, fridges, dishwashers, stoves and freezers — we fix them all.
You get a firm labour quote before we start. Parts shown separately on your invoice.
Labour for most GE repairs — parts replacement or labour-only. Parts quoted separately when needed.
Applied toward your repair if you proceed. Covers diagnosis and travel.
Multi-part failures, jobs needing two people, appliances in tight or built-in spaces, and repairs where the time varies too much to flat-rate. Priced on diagnosis.
How it works: Labour is our flat rate, quoted before we start. Parts are quoted separately. Some parts take longer to source; we'll always tell you upfront.
We're based in Edmonton and know every neighbourhood. No call centre — just a local team that shows up when they say they will.
Every Kodiak job comes with liability insurance. Every part we install carries a 90-day warranty — the part and the labour to fit it. See what’s covered → Your home is protected — and so is the repair.
We quote labour as a flat rate before we start. Parts shown separately — no hidden fees, no hourly clock running while we work.
Hotpoint appliances sold in Canada are manufactured by GE. We service Hotpoint appliances and can use GE-compatible parts.
Loud noises from GE fridges usually point to the condenser fan or the evaporator fan — a worn bearing or an obstruction. The type of noise and where it comes from narrows it down quickly, so describe it when you get in touch.
Yes. We service GE top-load washers with and without agitators.
We service GE appliances.
We do post-warranty repairs only. If your appliance is still under the manufacturer's warranty, contact the brand directly to have an authorized warranty technician handle it. Once the warranty period has passed, we're happy to step in — flat-rate pricing, and a 90-day warranty on our own parts and labour.
Pick a time online and we’ll call or text to confirm it.
Honest, flat-rate appliance repair in Edmonton and the Capital Region. Run by a working tech who wants to do it right.