Condensation on the inside of the glass every humid week. He checked the seal and the zone control, found the lower zone working far harder than it should, and traced it to a sensor. Glass has been clear all summer since.
Evangeline I. · Newton
Boston Metro · 01801
Appliance repair in Woburn
Mixed residential with a good deal of newer construction, where the appliances are young enough that most faults are still installation-related rather than wear.
- Area
- Boston Metro
- Service call
- $95, credited
- On site
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
- Dispatch
- Answered 24/7
The wider area
What the Boston Metro has in common
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 Woburn
- Refrigerator Repair Freestanding and integrated refrigeration across every brand we carry.
- Built-In Refrigerator Repair The 36 to 48 inch built-ins that a kitchen was designed around.
- Column Refrigerator Repair Separate refrigerator and freezer columns, usually installed as a pair.
- Undercounter Refrigerator Repair Islands, bars and butler pantries — the hardest thermal positions in the house.
- Freezer Repair Freezer drawers, columns and the freezer half of a built-in.
- Ice Maker Repair Built-in ice makers and the ice section of a refrigerator.
- Wine Cooler Repair Dual-zone cabinets, wine columns and undercounter wine units.
- Range Repair Professional gas, dual-fuel and induction ranges.
What people said afterwards
4.9out of 5
from 718 reviews across Greater Boston
The fresh food half kept creeping up to the mid forties overnight while the freezer sat perfect. He explained there are two separate cooling systems in there and only one had failed. Evaporator fan and defrost heater. Half the repair I was braced for.
Rosalind K. · Newton
Holding around twenty and going no lower no matter what I set. Thermostat read fine, so I assumed compressor and a big bill. He found a defrost cycle that ran and cleared nothing, traced it to the thermostat sensor. Relieved.
Ambrose L. · Gloucester
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