Appliance repair & handyman · Toronto
Broken? We will fix it, properly.
Start with the symptom checker — two taps and you get a plain-language diagnosis and a fair price range. Then book the technician who actually fixes that kind of thing.
What we fix
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Symptom checker
What is broken?
Two taps, one plain-language answer. This is a first diagnosis to help you decide — the technician confirms it on site before any work starts.
Your technicians
Pick the person for your job
Tap a technician to select them for your booking — your choice carries into the form below.
Our story
The repair crew neighbours recommend
Wrench & Willow began with a simple frustration: repair visits that ended in vague answers and surprise bills. So we built the visit we wanted — a diagnosis in plain language, a price before the work, and a warranty after it.
Most jobs are finished in a single visit, and the $49 diagnosis fee is credited in full when you go ahead with the repair.
2017
Est.
6,200+
Jobs done
90-day
Warranty
Gallery
Fixed, patched and finished
Reviews
What Toronto homeowners say
Good to know
Questions, answered
How does the diagnosis fee work?
Diagnosis is $49, and it is credited in full toward the repair if you go ahead. If you decide not to proceed, you only pay the $49.
Do you carry parts with you?
Our vans stock the most common parts for major brands. For unusual parts we quote first, order with your approval, and return to fit them.
What if the repair fails again?
Every repair carries a 90-day warranty. If the same fault returns in that time, we come back and fix it free.
Can you come the same day for a leak?
For active leaks, call out in the booking notes and we prioritise same-day slots. Turn off the nearest shut-off valve first if you can.
Do you work on all brands?
Most major brands, yes. Tell us the make and model in the booking notes so your technician arrives with the right parts.
Book a fix
Book your technician
Your symptom checker result and technician choice carry over: Fridge — Not cooling enough, with Sam Okafor.