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

Master of Appliances isn’t just about fixing things—though we’ve been doing that for over 20 years in Newton and beyond. We’re also the folks to call when you’re ready to buy a new appliance. Honestly, we’ve seen it all: from the quirky kitchen layouts in Newton Centre to those tight laundry nooks in Waban. That firsthand repair experience gives us an edge—we know which brands hold up and which ones don’t. So when you shop with us, you’re getting advice from someone who’s been inside hundreds of local homes.

A Selection That Matches Newton’s Homes

Whether you live in a classic Victorian near Crystal Lake or a modern condo in Newton Highlands, we’ve got appliances that fit. Our inventory covers everything—high-efficiency washers and dryers for busy families, sleek refrigerators that won’t stick out in your updated Chestnut Hill kitchen, and dishwashers quiet enough for open-concept living. We even carry stove tops and ovens that’ll make that Thanksgiving dinner in Auburndale a breeze. And yes, we do microwaves too—the ones that actually fit your counter space.

Quality You Can Count On

Here’s what sets us apart: before we sell a single appliance, it’s put through real-world checks. We’re not just checking a box. We want to know that fridge will keep its cool during Newton’s humid summer weeks. We test for durability, energy efficiency, and ease of repair—because down the road, if something goes wrong, we’re the ones fixing it. That’s a promise most big-box stores can’t make.

No Pushy Sales Pitch

When you walk into our showroom or give us a call, you won’t get a script. We take a few minutes to understand your situation. Maybe you’re replacing an old stove top in a West Newton colonial, or outfitting a new rental property in Nonantum. Whatever it is, we’ll help you zero in on the right model—without the upsell. It’s how we’ve earned trust in Newton one home at a time.

Service That Doesn’t Stop at the Sale

Once that appliance is in your home, we’re still on the hook. Our team handles the installation (professional, no fuss), and if you ever need a repair, we’re back out to your Newton address—fast. We also do dryer vent cleaning to keep your new dryer running safe and efficient. Think of it as a lifetime of support, not just a one-time transaction.

We Want You to Enjoy the Process

Buying an appliance shouldn’t feel like a chore. We keep things straightforward, friendly, and focused on what matters: getting you a machine that works for years. No hidden fees, no confusing jargon. Just honest advice from a family-owned team that treats you like a neighbor.

Ready to see what we’ve got? Call us or stop by—we’ll help you find the perfect fit for your Newton home. Your satisfaction drives everything we do.

Newton, MA has a population of approximately 85,000, making it the 11th largest city in Massachusetts. Located in Middlesex County, it is split into 13 distinct villages, including Newton Centre, Newton Highlands, and Chestnut Hill, each with its own character and older housing stock. The city borders the Charles River to the south and sits just 7 miles west of downtown Boston. Many homes here were built before 1950—often with original wiring and plumbing that can stress dishwashers, washing machines, and refrigerators.

Given Newton’s four-season climate—humid summers and cold, snowy winters—appliances like dryers, freezers, and ovens work hard year-round. Local kitchens in neighborhoods like Waban and Auburndale commonly see older gas ranges and built-in microwaves needing expert service. With many residents working locally or commuting to Boston, a fast, same-day appliance repair saves time and prevents kitchen or laundry downtime, which is critical for busy Newton households.

Frequently Asked Questions About Newton

My washing machine is leaking in my Newton Highlands Victorian. Is there a risk of water damage to my hardwood floors?

Yes. Newton Highlands is full of older homes with original hardwood flooring, and even a small leak can cause warping or staining. We recommend shutting off the water immediately and calling us—our techs are familiar with the plumbing setups common in these pre-war houses and can often diagnose the issue without removing cabinetry.

My refrigerator isn't cooling properly in the summer. Could Newton's humidity be a factor?

Absolutely. Newton summers are often humid, and the compressors on many refrigerator models work harder to maintain temperature. This is especially true if your fridge is in a sunny kitchen in villages like Chestnut Hill or Newtonville. We regularly clean condenser coils and check door seals as part of our service to combat humidity-related issues.

Do I need a permit to replace my oven or dishwasher in Newton?

For basic swaps (same type, same location), a homeowner does not usually need a permit. However, if you are converting from gas to electric or changing the venting, Newton requires a permit from the Inspectional Services Department. Our technicians can advise you on the specifics for your home, and we always work to code.