Master of Appliances: Your Everett Appliance Experts for Sales & Repairs

If you’re driving down Broadway in Everett and your fridge gives out — or your dishwasher decides to flood the night before a big family dinner — we’ve got your back. Master of Appliances isn’t just about fixing things. We’re also your go-to source for buying high-quality appliances right here in Everett, MA. With over 20 years of hands-on experience across Middlesex County, we know what holds up in Everett’s older homes and what doesn’t. Honestly, we’ve seen it all — from the compact units in the condos near Santilli Circle to the heavy-duty setups in the new builds off Route 99.

Everett-Tested Inventory for Every Home

We stock a wide range of appliances that actually work well in Everett homes. Need a refrigerator that fits snug in a 1920s kitchen? Or a washer and dryer set that can handle a busy family in the Lafayette neighborhood? We sell high-performance refrigerators, washer and dryer pairs, dishwashers, microwaves, and ovens and stovetops that are built to last. No fluff, just stuff we’d put in our own homes.

Quality You Can Count On (Even in Everett’s Climate)

Everett summers get hot and humid — we know that firsthand. That’s why every appliance we sell goes through real-world testing. We don’t just check the specs; we make sure each unit can handle the humidity near the Malden River or the constant use in a bustling household near Glendale Park. When you buy from us, you’re getting a machine that’s proven to hold up over time. The truth is, we’ve seen too many cheap units fail within a year. We’d rather sell you something that’ll last.

No Pressure, Just Real Advice

Here’s what that means for you: our sales team doesn’t push the most expensive model. We listen. We ask about your cooking habits, your family size, and your budget. Whether you live off Ferry Street or near Terminal Street, we’ll help you pick the right appliance — no nonsense. It’s a personalized experience that actually feels personal. We even make house calls to measure your space and confirm fit, so you don’t end up with a stove that sticks out three inches.

We Don’t Disappear After the Sale

Buying from us means you’ve got backup. If your new oven acts up during Everett’s first snowstorm or your microwave starts making weird noises, our repair team is one call away. We service everything we sell — and a lot of stuff we didn’t. That’s the promise of a family business, not a big-box store. We live and work in this community, so we treat every Everett homeowner like a neighbor.

A Few Things Everett Residents Ask Us

Q: Do you deliver to Everett? Can you bring it inside?
Absolutely. We deliver right to your door in Everett — even up three flights of stairs if needed. Our team is used to the tight hallways and tricky corners in older buildings near the Everett Square area.

Q: What if my new appliance breaks down a month after installation?
Then you call us. We’ll come out, diagnose the issue, and handle the warranty work. No runaround, no waiting on hold with a 1-800 number.

Q: Can you help me decide between gas and electric for a stovetop?
Sure. We’ve helped dozens of Everett homes make that switch. We’ll walk you through the pros and cons based on your current setup — no upselling, just straight talk.

Ready to upgrade your home? Give us a call or stop by our showroom in Malden. We’re just a few minutes from Everett, and we’d love to help you find the perfect appliance. Your satisfaction is our priority — and we mean it.

Everett, MA, home to over 49,000 residents in Middlesex County, is a densely packed urban community just north of Boston. The city is split into distinct neighborhoods like the highly residential Glendale and the industrial Lower Broadway area near the Mystic River. With much of its housing stock dating back to the early 1900s, many homes in Everett rely on aging appliances that see heavy use in the humid summers and freezing New England winters.

Proximity to landmarks like the Encore Boston Harbor casino and the Wellington MBTA station means many residents commute or work in hospitality and service industries, leaving little time for home maintenance. When a dishwasher clogs or a refrigerator fails in a city where street parking is tight and condo living is common, professional appliance repair saves Everett homeowners from costly replacements and avoids the hassle of hauling old units through narrow stairwells or busy sidewalks.

Frequently Asked Questions About Everett

I live in a Glendale triple-decker. Will a repair tech be able to access my second-floor apartment without reserving street parking?

Yes, our Everett techs are used to tight parking conditions in Glendale. We'll coordinate a time that works around street sweeping schedules or the high-traffic areas near the Mystic Ave corridor, and we carry tools to navigate narrow stairways common in pre-war triple-deckers.

My basement flooded during a Nor'easter, and now my washing machine won't spin. Does the city have any specific disposal rules for a repair that fails?

Everett enforces a strict bulky waste pickup schedule through the Public Works Department; you can't just put large appliances out any day. If the repair is unsuccessful, we can transport your old unit to the designated drop-off at the DPW yard on Broadway, or advise on the next city-wide bulk collection date.

With the humidity and salt air from Boston Harbor in Everett's neighborhoods along the Mystic River, how often should I service my dryer to prevent lint buildup?

Given Everett's location less than two miles from the harbor and the high humidity in summer, we recommend a professional dryer vent cleaning every 12 to 18 months. The moisture and salt can cause clogs faster than in inland towns, which not only reduces efficiency but is a leading cause of dryer fires in densely packed Everett homes.