Boston Metro · 02116
Back Bay and South End kitchens are frequently below grade or on an upper floor with no service lift, and both facts change how a built-in comes out. We work out access before the appointment rather than on the doorstep.
The wider area
Inner-ring kitchens are the tightest we work in. Brownstone and triple-decker conversions put built-in refrigeration into cavities that were never sized for it, and the single most common underlying cause of a warm unit here is a condenser with nowhere to reject its heat.
What we repair in Boston
Brands with a Boston page
Repair bands
| Repair | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Door gasket or seal replacement | $290 – $780 |
| Evaporator or condenser fan motor | $300 – $640 |
| Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor | $300 – $740 |
| Ice maker, water valve or supply line | $300 – $650 |
| Electronic control board | $480 – $860 |
| Compressor or sealed-system repair | $1,040 – $2,220 |
What people said afterwards
4.9out of 5
from 556 reviews across Greater Boston
Cubes formed perfectly and then just sat there. He said forming fine but never releasing points at the harvest side rather than the water valve, and it was the mould heater. Booked Tuesday, fixed Wednesday, ice on Wednesday night.
Peregrine J. · Boston
The unit in our island ran constantly and never got properly cold. He showed me it had been built into a sealed cavity with nowhere to push the heat, and that no part would fix that. We cut a vent. Problem gone, and he charged for the visit only.
Fitzgerald M. · Boston
The descale prompt would not clear even after I had run the descale twice. He found the level sensor was misreading, so the machine never believed the cycle had finished. Replaced, and the prompt cleared first time.
Ophelia T. · Boston
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