He told me up front that these have a separate igniter for each cavity, so one failing is not the same job as two, and quoted for the one that had actually gone. That kind of straightness is why I will call again.
Lavinia E. · Lexington
Metro West · 01778
Appliance repair in Wayland
Older houses with kitchens extended into what were once porches or garages. Those extensions are where ventilation clearance tends to have been compromised.
- Area
- Metro West
- Service call
- $95, credited
- On site
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
- Dispatch
- Answered 24/7
The wider area
What the Metro West has in common
Metro West is where the large renovation kitchens are, and where we see full suites installed in one project. Appliances bought together tend to reach the end of their service life together, which is worth knowing before the second call in a year.
What we repair in Wayland
- 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 1,510 reviews across Greater Boston
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
Everything I baked came out pale and slow. He put a thermometer in and showed me it was running well under what the dial claimed. Sensor rather than element, which he said is the usual answer and the cheaper one.
Alistair R. · Watertown
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