Brookline residents and businesses turn to us for all of their refrigerator repair needs.
Any problem, either major or minor, is no difficulty for our repair gurus. We're here to help and we can provide ongoing maintenance (perfect for restaurants), as well as offer emergency repairs whenever needed. We know how important it is to fix a fridge problem when it surfaces. One issue can quickly catapult into something more serious - suddenly, your appliance might not work at all. We believe our clients should not find themselves at a loss because of wasted food. If your fridge fully breaks down or is on it's last leg, call us for an emergency repair and prevent yourself from taking a loss.
Your fridge repair does not need to be an overly expensive experience either. We also believe that our repairmen should be fairly rewarded for their time. However, you do not need to be overcharged or hit with any surprise fees along the way. We only want repayment for parts purchased on your behalf, plus a fair amount for the labor you receive for your repair. Our labor fees are always based on what's established as fair in the Major Appliance Service Price Guide.
Don't worry about what your issue is or which particular model your fridge is. We have serviced and repaired thousands of different units in recent years. We not only take on popular American brands like LG and Samsung - we also work on foreign units when required.
Get in touch to set up a diagnostics appointment. One of our vetted appliance repair professionals will help troubleshoot your fridge issues and create a repair plan. Get your estimate today; call us at (617) 751-1410 to book now!
Curious if it makes more financial sense to replace your fridge instead of paying to get it fixed? Your choice will vary based on both the value of replacing versus repairing and your own affordability at the moment. A good idea is to not invest more than 30% of the replacement value for any single required repair. The amount you are willing to pay to get it fixed should also decrease as the unit ages. If it's an older model, say 13 years old, there will be no financial incentive to pay for a repair anymore.