We are a highly ranked and time proven appliance maintenance and repair company.
Our staff are dependable, expertly certified and experienced. Our team members have generations upon generations worth of repair experience. With endless successful repairs on both commercial and household freezers over the years, no issue is new to us.
We can help with any problem - such as a freezer that won't stop running, runs too loudly, has frost building up, leaks, etc: The issue you face won't be an issue for us. When you call and book in one of our repairmen, we'll promptly diagnose and tell you the parts causing the problem. You can then contemplate whether our estimate works and hire us for the repair if it does.
We can gather the freezer parts you require for your repair. There are multiple parts supply shops in St Petersburg FL so chances are one is in close proximity to you. Within a short period of time we will return with the required parts and complete the repair. However, if we're lucky, one of the stock generic freezer parts we carry in our work vans will be sufficient for the job.
Our repair services will be billed and quoted based on the expected cost of parts and the fair rate for the labor that is expected to be necessary to complete the job. We will give you the same deal we get on your repair parts. We will only charge a justifiable amount for the labor we provide - we guarantee this because we value our labor around the inputs found in the Major Appliance Service Price Guide.
We want to put your appliance issues behind you. Contact our office at (727) 240-2477 to schedule your freezer repair with one of our specialists.
Is your freezer emitting a weird buzzing sound? If so, there is a good chance that the evaporator fan motor has worn out or is obstructed by dirt, debris, frost or ice. If this is not the case, another common cause is because of a compressor exhausting itself and starting to break down. It's not always a bad thing when you hear a noise - while in defrost mode, some sounds can occur and should be considered normal. If you have a constant noise, however, we suggest you contact an expert to get your issue properly diagnosed.