We provide residents and businesses in Brookline MA with quality freezer repair solutions.
We boast a strong team of repair professionals, all of which are certified and insured. We provide both servicing and urgent repair assistance for any and all freezer owners.
You can kick-start your repair process by contacting us and setting up an appointment to check over your freezer. At this time we can give you an answer as to why your freezer is causing issues and what you can do to fix it. You will be given a paper quote stating what the repair should cost, which factors your expense for parts from a nearby supply shop and your cost for the labor that we will provide. No commitment required - simply pay us for troubleshooting your appliance if the quote doesn't work on your end.
We come to your house or business with many freezer parts on us. There are plenty repairs that only require one basic part. If possible, we will complete the repair on-site. Otherwise, we can go to a Brookline central appliance parts shop and speedily come back to complete the repair. Gracefully, we will only charge you the actual price of the parts that we order for you - no markups or extra fees for getting them. We work on both standard household units like chest and upright freezers, and also commercial units like walk-in freezers, display freezers, etc. We can fix or service any brand. Some of the many brands we have worked on include Arctic Air, Armana, Bosch, Frigidaire, GE, Hotpoint, Kenmore, LG, Marathon, Maytag and Whirlpool.
Prepared to get your freezer fixed or serviced? Give us a call at (617) 751-1410 and let us know your availability. We will flex around your schedule to find a time to visit that works for you!
Your chest freezer should not be running nonstop. However, prior to contacting a professional to inspect your appliance - do a door seal test on your own. If there is a gap in the seal it can cause humid air to fill into the freezer and cold air to escape. The freezer's internal parts begin working in overdrive which often causes damage. To test the seal, place a piece of paper on the seal and close the door - try to pull the bill, if there's not a fair amount of resistance that means the seal is weak or broken.