What to do right now
- Unplug the appliance or switch it off at the wall.
- For a leaking washing machine or dishwasher, turn off its water valve and mop up before plugging anything back in.
- If an appliance is sparking or smells of burning, switch off at the fuse board.
- Note the brand and model number, usually on a sticker inside the door.
Get an urgent appliance engineer in Ireland
Tell us what has happened and where. Your request is marked urgent, our team checks it straight away during working hours, and appliance repair covering Ireland see it first. You choose who gets your phone number.
Before they arrive
- Ask for the call-out fee and price before they set off.
- Clear a path to the problem and have the stopcock, fuse board or meter location ready.
- Take photos and keep receipts for your insurer.
- Ask for a written invoice describing the work done.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can an emergency appliance engineer get to me in Ireland?
It depends on the time of day and who is free. Mark your request as urgent and Appliance repair covering Ireland see it straight away once our team has checked it. If anyone is in danger, call 112 or 999 first.
Does an emergency appliance engineer cost more?
Usually yes. Out-of-hours and same-day call-outs often carry a higher call-out fee. Ask for the call-out fee and the hourly or fixed price before they set off, and get it confirmed by text or email.
What should I do while I wait?
Follow the safety steps on this page, keep children and pets away from the problem, and take photos for your insurer before you start cleaning up.
Is FindPro a 24-hour emergency service?
No. FindPro passes your urgent request to local Appliance repair. We do not promise a response time. For gas leaks, electrical danger or anyone hurt, use the emergency numbers on this page.