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Washer Leaking from Bottom? Get It Fixed Fast

A leaking washer can lead to water damage, mold, and electrical hazards if left unchecked. Whether it’s a minor drip or something more serious, acting quickly is key. If you’ve spotted water under your machine, here’s what might be causing the issue—and how we can help fix it fast.



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Common Washer Leak Issues
We've listed some frequent culprits, but other issues could also be present.

Clogged or Damaged Drain Pump
The drain pump removes water from the washer. If it's clogged with lint, debris, or has a crack, water can leak from the bottom of the unit. This issue is especially common in homes with heavy washer usage or if small objects inadvertently make their way into the pump.
Loose or Faulty Hoses
The internal or external hoses that transport water can loosen over time or develop cracks, leading to leaks. Regular wear and tear, along with hard water deposits, can weaken hose connections and lead to gradual leaks.
Worn Door Seal (Front-Load Washers)
If the rubber gasket around the door is worn, misaligned, or damaged, water may escape during a wash cycle. Mold buildup or detergent residue can also degrade the seal over time, making it less effective.
Overloaded Washer
Overloading can put excess pressure on internal components, causing water to spill out from the bottom. Uneven loads may also cause excessive shaking, which can dislodge internal connections.
Faulty Water Inlet Valve
A malfunctioning inlet valve can allow excess water to enter the washer, causing leaks during the cycle. If your washer takes in too much water or doesn’t shut off properly, this could be the issue. Mineral buildup in areas with hard water can also lead to valve failure.
Damaged Tub Seal or Bearing
Over time, the tub seal that prevents water from leaking into the washer’s bearings can wear out. If you notice water seeping from underneath during every cycle, this could be the reason. A damaged bearing may also result in unusual noises or vibrations.
How We Stop Washer Leaks in Their Tracks
Getting your washer fixed is simple with Puls. Here’s our step-by-step repair process:
Book with Ease
Tell us what’s wrong and choose a time that works for you.
Expert Diagnosis
A certified tech will inspect your washer and explain what needs to be fixed.
Fast, Reliable Repairs
We’ll repair the issue and test to ensure your washer runs leak-free.
Here When You Need Us
Questions after we leave? We’re just a message away with ongoing support and guidance.
What Makes Puls Stand Out for Washer Repairs?

Same-Day Service

Quick scheduling and fast repairs to get your washer running again ASAP.

Certified Technicians

Our pros are experienced with all major brands and models.

Quality Guaranteed

Every repair includes a 90 day guarantee for long-term peace of mind.

Easy Booking

Schedule online or by phone at a time that works for you.

Upfront Pricing

No surprises—just clear, honest pricing from the start.

Professional Care

We treat your home with respect and make repairs stress-free.

Year-Round Availability

We’re here 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays.

Full-Service Repairs

From leaks to spin issues, we handle it all.

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A leaking washer can’t wait. Avoid water damage and unnecessary stress by scheduling your Puls repair today. Our expert technicians will have your washer working perfectly in no time! With same-day service, skilled professionals, and guaranteed quality repairs, Puls is your trusted partner for hassle-free appliance care.
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