Master of Appliances: Your Trusted Source for High-Quality Appliances in Dedham, MA

Master of Appliances is more than just an appliance repair crew. Honestly, we’re your neighbors here in Dedham who know a thing or two about picking the right gear for your home. We’ve been matching families in Norfolk County with top-notch appliances for over two decades, and we bring that hands-on experience to every sale. Whether you’re sprucing up a colonial on Greenlodge Street or outfitting a new build near the Dedham Community House, we’ve got you covered.

Diverse Inventory for Every Home Need

Look, we stock what actually works around here. From high-performance refrigerators that handle the humidity of Dedham summers to washer and dryer sets that power through muddy soccer uniforms from Rustcraft Field, our inventory is built for real life. We’ve got innovative dishwashers that tackle caked-on casserole dishes, cutting-edge microwaves for quick reheats, and high-performance oven and stove top combos perfect for Thanksgiving prep at the Endicott Estate. Everything we carry is vetted — no lemons, no junk.

Quality and Dependability

At Master of Appliances, we don’t just slap a price tag on something and call it a day. Every appliance we sell gets a thorough once-over to make sure it meets our own strict standards for performance and durability. We’ve seen what happens when a cheap fridge gives out mid-July in Dedham — that’s why we only offer products that hold up over time. When you buy from us, you’re getting a solution, not a headache.

Personalized Shopping Experience

Our sales team doesn’t do pushy pitches. We sit down with you — whether that’s over the phone or at your kitchen table near the Dedham Square — and we listen. What’s your cooking style? How many kids are you feeding? What’s your budget? We tailor our advice so you walk away with the right appliance for your home. No guesswork, no regrets.

Ongoing Support and Maintenance

Here’s what sets us apart: after you buy, we don’t disappear. If that new dishwasher starts acting up or your oven needs a recalibration, our repair team is just a call away. We handle everything from installation to maintenance, so you’re never stuck hunting for help. It’s the same crew that’s been fixing dryers on Bussey Street and installing microwaves near the Mother Brook for years.

Pledging an Enjoyable Shopping Experience

We promise you this — shopping with us won’t feel like a chore. We keep it straightforward, friendly, and focused on what matters: your satisfaction. From the first call to the final installation, we’re here to make it easy. Ready to find the perfect appliance for your Dedham home? Give us a ring. We’re looking forward to helping you out.

For a personalized appliance shopping experience and to explore our high-quality inventory, contact us today. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Dedham, MA is a town of roughly 25,000 people in Norfolk County, located just southwest of Boston and bisected by the Charles River. It’s one of the oldest towns in the state, anchored by the historic Dedham Square and neighborhoods like Oakdale and East Dedham, each featuring a mix of Victorian homes and mid-century ranches. The local economy is a blend of small businesses, law firms (the Norfolk County Courthouse is here), and retail along Route 1, with the town experiencing hot, humid summers and cold, snowy winters.

These seasonal extremes put a heavy workload on home appliances—air conditioners run constantly in July, while freezing temperatures can strain refrigerators and washing machine hoses in January. Many Dedham homes in Oakdale and East Dedham still have older plumbing that connects to town water, which can contain sediment that clogs dishwasher and ice maker valves faster than in neighboring towns. Whether it’s a sudden breakdown during a Patriots game or a slow leak from a 20-year-old dryer, residents need a local repair service that understands Dedham’s historic homes and variable weather.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dedham

My washing machine is leaking in my East Dedham basement—could the old clay sewer line cause this?

It's possible. Many homes built in the 1950s and earlier in East Dedham still have original clay or cast-iron drain pipes that can crack or shift, especially after a freeze-thaw cycle. A clogged or broken sewer line can back up into your washer drain, causing overflow. We recommend having a plumber inspect the main line, but we can also check your machine's hoses and pump first.

I live near Dedham Square—are there any noise restrictions for appliance repair work happening on a Sunday?

Yes, Dedham's town noise bylaw restricts loud construction or repair work between 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM on weekdays, and after 5:00 PM on Sundays. However, emergency appliance repairs (like a broken refrigerator in summer) are generally allowed. We always coordinate with you to schedule repairs within those hours to avoid any issues.

After a heavy snowmelt, my basement in Oakdale flooded and my dryer stopped working—could the humidity have damaged it?

Absolutely. Oakdale's lower-lying areas near Mother Brook are prone to groundwater seepage after rapid snowmelt or heavy rain. High humidity can corrode your dryer's electronic control board or clog the moisture sensor. We can test the board, dry out the unit, and check the vent for any water-damaged lint blockages.