Appliance Repair in Farragut, Tennessee

Appliance repair for Farragut, west of Knoxville along Kingston Pike: who to call when the power is out, and what to ask a shop about travel.

Farragut is a town west of Knoxville, mostly in Knox County with a small part in Loudon County. It voted to incorporate in 1980. The Census Bureau estimates about 25,100 people lived there in July 2025, up from about 23,500 in April 2020.

Farragut's electricity comes from the Lenoir City Utilities Board (LCUB), not KUB. LCUB says its electric department serves Lenoir City, Farragut and part of Knoxville. If an appliance and the lights go off together, report the outage to LCUB at 844-OUR-LCUB (844-687-5282) before booking a repair, then see what to check before you call.

Several Knoxville-area shops list Farragut in their service areas, but they don't all charge the same to get there; one prices its diagnostic visit by distance from its office. Ask whether a travel charge applies, and get the total in writing before work starts.

Getting there

The repair is done at your home. For reference, Farragut is about 26 minutes (18 miles) from downtown Knoxville without traffic. Ask where the shop is coming from when you call.