Master of Appliances: Your Trusted Weston Appliance Resource

Master of Appliances isn’t just about fixing things. We’re your go-to source for high-quality appliances here in Weston too. Spend enough years repairing ovens and refrigerators in homes across Jericho Village and up near the Land’s Sake Farm, and you learn what holds up — and what doesn’t. That’s why we started offering sales. We know what works in Weston’s older colonials and its newer builds alike.

Inventory That Matches Weston Homes

Need a refrigerator that fits a kitchen built in the 1920s? Or a washer and dryer set that handles the sandy soil that sneaks in from Weston’s trails? We’ve got you. Our selection includes high-performance refrigerators, washer and dryer sets, innovative dishwashers, cutting-edge microwaves, and ovens with stove tops that can handle everything from a quick weeknight dinner to a big holiday spread. We don’t just stock generic models. We pick units that make sense for the way Weston families actually live.

Quality We Stand Behind

Honestly, we’ve seen too many appliances fail right after the warranty expires. So every unit we sell gets checked — tested against our own standards for performance and durability. When you buy from us, you’re not just grabbing a box off a shelf. You’re investing in something that’ll hold up through Weston’s humid summers and the occasional nor’easter. That’s a promise we make based on 20 years of experience.

A Shopping Experience That Feels Personal

Here’s what that means for you: We’ll talk through your kitchen layout, your cooking habits, your budget. No pressure. Our team takes the time to understand what you need — whether you’re outfitting a new home near the Weston Golf Club or replacing a stove in a post-war ranch off Concord Road. We give tailored advice, plain and simple. You get the right appliance, not just the expensive one.

Support That Doesn’t End at the Sale

After you buy, we’re still here. If something goes wrong — and sometimes it does — our repair team is a phone call away. We know that appliance inside and out because we’ve installed, repaired, and sold them for years. That ongoing support matters, especially when a fridge goes quiet in the middle of a July heatwave or a dryer stops drying right before a big weekend.

Why Weston Homeowners Choose Us

We pledge an experience that’s straightforward, honest, and actually helpful. No gimmicks. Just good appliances and real people who care about your satisfaction. Whether you’re shopping for a new stove top or need advice on a dishwasher that fits a tight space, we’re here to help. Contact us today to explore our inventory or ask a question. Your satisfaction is our priority — and we mean that.

Weston, MA, with a population of around 11,500 according to the 2020 Census, is a town in Middlesex County known for its large, older homes and extensive conservation land. The town’s hilly terrain and proximity to the Charles River mean many properties have walkout basements and finished lower levels that require dependable sump pumps, dehumidifiers, and washer/dryer setups to manage moisture year-round.

Weston’s economy is driven by professional services and high-tech commuting, with many residents working in nearby Cambridge or Boston. The town experiences all four seasons, including heavy Nor’easter snowfalls that can strain heating systems, boilers, and refrigerators during extended power outages. Whether it’s a faulty ice maker in a Southside neighborhood kitchen or a dryer failing to vent properly in a historic home near the Case Estates, local appliance issues demand a service provider who knows Weston’s unique housing stock and climate challenges.

Frequently Asked Questions About Weston

My Weston home near the Charles River seems to have excess humidity in the basement—could it be related to my dryer vent or a failing dehumidifier?

Yes, Weston's proximity to the Charles River and its many wetlands creates higher ambient humidity, especially in basement spaces. A clogged dryer vent or an undersized dehumidifier can worsen moisture issues, leading to musty odors and potential mold. Our team can inspect both your venting and dehumidifier to ensure your lower level stays dry and safe.

Is there a special disposal process for old appliances in Weston, like refrigerators or dehumidifiers with refrigerant?

Weston follows Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection regulations, which require proper capture of refrigerants (like R-134a or R-410A) before disposal. We handle all EPA-compliant refrigerant recovery and can coordinate with the Weston Transfer Station on South Avenue for acceptance of your old unit, so you don't have to worry about fines or environmental harm.

My home is in the Weston Center Historic District—do I need any special permissions to replace a wall oven or built-in microwave?

If your home is within the Weston Center Historic District, the Weston Historical Commission requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior alterations. However, interior appliance replacements that do not change the home's footprint or exterior appearance typically do not require a permit. We always recommend checking with the Commission if your installation involves new venting or exterior exhaust.