refrigerator repair specialists
Keep your cool.
We’ll handle
the repair.
Expert help for the refrigerator you rely on.
Tell us what’s wrong. Let’s get it working again.
- Cooling issues
- Leaks and ice makers
- Major brands
What to expect
Experienced technicians
More than 12 years in appliance repair
Upfront pricing
The cost of the repair in writing, before any work begins
OEM parts on order
Original manufacturer parts ordered against your model number, never third-party substitutes
Warranty on our workmanship
Every repair is backed by a warranty on the work we performed
Your next step
to a working refrigerator.
A few details now.
A little less to worry about.
Tell us what’s wrong
Choose your appliance and describe the issue you’re noticing.
Choose a preferred time
Pick the date and appointment window that work for you.
Leave your contact details
Share where to find you and how to reach you about your visit.
Keep your brand and model number handy. It helps us understand your refrigerator.
or call (844) 681-4650
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Four steps,
and no surprises.
The three steps in the form are how you book. These four are what actually happens once a technician is standing in your kitchen.
Diagnose
The technician confirms what the appliance is doing rather than working from the description alone, and checks the cheap causes before the expensive ones.
Quote before any work
You are told what the repair is and what it costs before any work is approved. If the answer is that the appliance is not worth repairing, you are told that too.
Parts
Common parts are carried. Anything model-specific is ordered against your model number, which is why having it ready shortens the whole process.
Repair and check
The repair is completed and the appliance is left running, with the problem confirmed gone rather than assumed gone.
Not every refrigerator
breaks the same way.
A built-in is serviced from the front, a column is two appliances, and a chest freezer in a cold garage may not be broken at all. Find yours.
All refrigerator types
Built-in refrigerator
Flush with the cabinets, serviced from the front, and almost always repaired rather than replaced.
Refrigerator column
Separate refrigerator and freezer towers, each with its own sealed system — so a failure stays on one side.
French door refrigerator
Two fresh-food doors over a freezer drawer — the most common premium layout, and the one with the most to go wrong at the door line.
Side-by-side refrigerator
Full-height freezer beside full-height fresh food, with the ice maker and dispenser built into the freezer door.
Undercounter refrigerator
A single 15 to 24 inch unit under the worktop — front-vented, tightly enclosed, and easily starved of air.
Every kind we serviceAll refrigerators, side by side
The archive puts the 5 types against each other: how to tell which you own, what fails on each, and which manufacturers build them.
How to tell yoursWhat fails on eachWho makes them Open the type archiveA cold refrigerator.
A calmer home.
From temperature trouble to unexpected leaks, start with the issue you’re noticing. Each one explains what it usually means before it asks you to book anything.
All 18 problems
Refrigerator Not Cooling
The compartment is warm but the appliance still has power and still makes noise.
Fresh Food Section Warm, Freezer Cold
The single most diagnostic pattern on a refrigerator, and almost never the compressor.
Freezer Not Freezing
Soft ice cream and refreezing frost, or a cabinet that has gone entirely warm.
Refrigerator Leaking Water on the Floor
Where the water appears matters more than how much of it there is.
Ice Maker Not Making Ice
When the freezer is cold, the question is whether water is arriving — not whether the appliance can freeze.
Refrigerator Water Dispenser Not Working
No water, slow water, or water that tastes wrong — three different problems sharing one button.
Familiar brands. Expert care.
For the brands
in your kitchen.
Independent repair service. Not affiliated with, authorized or endorsed by any manufacturer. Brand names and model numbers are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification only, to describe the appliances we service.
What a repair
usually costs.
A useful rule: weigh the repair against what the appliance would cost to replace in the same opening. On a freestanding unit that is a straightforward comparison. On a built-in or a column it is not, because the replacement has to match the cabinetry, and that is why sealed-system work on those types is still normally worth doing.
| Repair | Relative cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Door gasket or alignment | lowest | Often the cheapest job on the list, and frequently the real cause of a much more expensive-sounding symptom. |
| Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor | low | The usual answer when frost has built up and the fresh-food side has drifted warm. |
| Evaporator or condenser fan | low | Common, quick, and the reason a freezer can be cold while the refrigerator is not. |
| Water inlet valve or line | low | Covers most no-water and no-ice calls once the filter and the shut-off have been ruled out. |
| Defrost drain clearing | low | The sheet of ice under the bottom drawer, before it becomes water on the kitchen floor. |
| Ice maker assembly | moderate | Replaced as a module rather than rebuilt on nearly every current design. |
| Control board | moderate | Priced against the model, and on built-in units the part is the majority of the cost. |
| Compressor or sealed system | highest | The one repair where the decision is genuinely open, and where the type of appliance decides it. |
| Maintenance visit | lowest | Not a repair. The visit that prevents the largest share of the ones above it. |
9 metros,
one appliance.
The kitchen a refrigerator sits in changes what goes wrong with it. These notes are about refrigeration in each place, not about the place.
All service areasTampa BayFL · 31 areas
Tampa Bay is warm and humid for most of the year, so a second refrigerator in a garage or under a lanai is working against the weather rather than in a conditioned room. Nearer the water, ground level is often built as parking or storage instead of living space, which puts the kitchen a floor up and every delivery on the stairs.
OrlandoFL · 30 areas
Most of Orlando's housing is newer and built to a plan, so a street tends to share one kitchen layout and one appliance package, and the same problem arrives from several houses in the same season. Part-year residences are common here too, and a refrigerator in a closed-up house is found late rather than early.
Miami / South FloridaFL · 47 areas
Two things shape refrigeration in Miami. Most of these kitchens are in towers, so an appliance arrives and leaves through a service lift and a building schedule, and the installations are built-in and panel-ready far more often than freestanding. And many are second homes, which means a refrigerator can fail in May and be found in November.
New York MetroNY · 75 areas
New York is the hardest city in this list to get a refrigerator into and out of. Pre-war apartments have kitchens built before anyone imagined a 36-inch appliance, buildings restrict when service lifts can be used, and the units that fit are narrow columns and undercounter refrigeration installed with no clearance to spare.
HoustonTX · 36 areas
Houston combines long humid summers with the garage refrigerator as a standard household fixture, and the two together are hard on refrigeration. A garage unit in August is rejecting heat into air hotter than it was designed for; the same unit in a January cold snap may stop cycling altogether.
ChicagoIL · 50 areas
Chicago's housing stock spans a century, and refrigeration follows it: a built-in column in a Gold Coast renovation, a freestanding unit in a bungalow kitchen, and a chest freezer in a basement that half the city has. Basements and unheated back porches are the local detail that matters most.
Los AngelesCA · 95 areas
Los Angeles has more refrigeration per household than almost anywhere: the kitchen unit, an outdoor undercounter refrigerator by the pool, a wine cabinet, and often a second refrigerator in the garage. Each sits in a different thermal environment, and the ones outdoors and in the garage fail first.
San DiegoCA · 31 areas
The coast here is mild enough that an outdoor refrigerator is genuinely practical, and close enough to salt air that condensers, hinges and exterior panels take the weather year after year. Inland the newer planned communities run larger kitchens with built-in refrigeration, while the older coastal neighborhoods keep small ones in rooms that were never enlarged.
San Francisco Bay AreaCA · 74 areas
San Francisco kitchens are small and old in a combination that matters for refrigeration. Counter-depth and undercounter units are chosen because a full-depth cabinet will not fit, and once one is installed in a Victorian or Edwardian kitchen there is rarely any air behind it.
Answers before
you book.
How soon can I book a visit?
Do you repair my refrigerator brand?
What should I have ready?
How much will the repair cost?
Is it worth repairing, or should I replace it?
My freezer is cold but the fridge is warm. Is that serious?
Work out what
you are dealing with.
Split by what you are trying to find out rather than by what part of the appliance it concerns.
All 19 guides
Looking for what a repair costs? That lives on one page rather than in a section, because we do not quote a figure before a technician has seen the appliance — refrigerator repair cost.
Back to your everyday
Let’s get your refrigerator working again.
Three short steps, a window that suits you, and a price for the actual repair before any work starts.