You’re Not Just Fixing an Appliance - You’re choosing not to throw it away. Every year, millions of repairable appliances end up in landfill. Not because they’re beyond fixing, but because people didn’t know where to start or couldn’t find the right part. We’re here to change that.

When you repair instead of replacing, you’re not just saving money. You’re making a smarter, more practical choice for your home and for the planet.

The Real Cost of Replacing

That washing machine you’re thinking about scrapping? It contains around 60kg of materials, including steel, aluminium, copper and plastics. Replacing a small part instead of the whole appliance doesn’t just save money, it keeps all of that out of landfill.

Sometimes the fix is simpler, and cheaper, than you think.

• New washing machine: £400-£800
• Replacement part: £15-£40

Most repairs cost less than you expect and take less time too. It’s not about being “cheap”. It’s about not spending hundreds when you don’t need to.

We Make DIY Repair Easier Than You Think

Not sure what part you need? That’s normal. That’s exactly why we’ve built PartsCentre the way we have:

• Search by model number or appliance
• Access parts for all major brands
• Get help from real people if you’re unsure

You don’t need to be an expert, just willing to give it a go.

Everything You Need in One Place

• Access to millions of spare parts
• Same-day despatch available on many in-stock items
• Next-day delivery options
• Genuine and high-quality compatible parts
• Price Match Promise for peace of mind

When something breaks, you want it fixed quickly, not in a week’s time.

Trusted Since 1961

We’ve been in the appliance parts industry since 1961. Back then, fixing things wasn’t unusual. It was expected. Today, that mindset matters more than ever.

PartsCentre, run by Qualtex UK Ltd on behalf of Parts Retail Group Ltd, continues that legacy by combining decades of experience with a modern, easy-to-use service. 

You’re Not Alone

Thousands of customers fix their appliances with us every week. Some have done it before. Many are doing it for the first time. Either way, they all started in the same place, with a broken appliance and a simple question:

“Can I fix this?”

Find the part you need and prove that your appliance is worth saving.