Serving the Twin Cities Since 1957

Minneapolis Appliance Repair Done Right

The only Whirlpool Factory Certified Care Company in Minnesota. Factory-trained technicians, in-stock parts, and same-week service across the metro.

Schedule Service Call (952) 767-5700

Serving the Twin Cities Since 1957

Minneapolis Appliance Repair Done Right

The only Whirlpool Factory Certified Care Company in Minnesota. Factory-trained technicians, in-stock parts, and same-week service across the metro.

Schedule Service Call (952) 767-5700

Family-Run Appliance Service Since 1957

Twin Cities Appliance Service Center was founded by Hugo Koyonen in Minneapolis in 1957. What began as one service manager has grown into a full team serving every Whirlpool brand across the metro, still run with the same customer-first standard it started with.

Minnesota’s Only Whirlpool Factory Certified Care Company

How Can We Help?

What We ServiceEvery major home appliance, plus the warranty and insurance brands we are authorized to repair.Learn More →

Where We ServiceBrowse the cities and communities we cover across the Minneapolis–St. Paul metro.Learn More →

Why Twin Cities Appliance?

Chosen by Whirlpool as Minnesota’s only Factory Certified Care Company. We keep standards high so your service experience starts on the right foot.

Factory-Trained TechsIn-home professionals in clean uniforms, trained on the latest Whirlpool family products and procedures.

Parts On the TruckWe stock 126+ of the fastest-moving parts in every truck. 95% of other parts arrive within two days.

Smart SchedulingDay-before and on-the-way calls if you choose, with handheld tools giving techs full job data on site.

Customer-First, AlwaysNearly 60 years of putting customers first. Our parts department alone brings 40+ years of experience.

River Falls, Wisconsin

WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR

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Jared did a great job. He communicated well, he arrived on time,and though it was more of a user error, he was able to figure iout the problem with my refrigerator (not dispensing water and ice, and inefficient cooling)and he explained what happened and gave me some other tips along the way.