Services
Sub-Zero Repair Services in Mission Hills
Every service below is work we do week in, week out on built-in equipment in Mission Hills homes.
Sub-Zero Refrigerator Repair
Refrigerator work here covers cooling and temperature faults, defrost failures, evaporator and condenser fans, thermistors and control boards, door hinges, closers and gaskets, water and drain lines…
Sub-Zero Freezer Repair
Freezer service covers defrost heaters, thermistors and terminating thermostats, evaporator fans, drain heaters and iced drain lines, compartment temperature faults, gaskets, hinges and closers, and…
Sub-Zero Wine Cooler Repair
We handle temperature drift in one or both zones, evaporator fans and dampers, thermistors and control boards, condensation inside the glass, door hinges and seals, lighting failures, and the humidity…
Sub-Zero Ice Machine Repair
Ice machine work covers inlet valves and supply pressure, water filters and their housings, fill tubes and fill-tube heaters, harvest modules, thermostats and ejector motors, ice quality and taste…
Preventive Maintenance
A maintenance visit covers the condenser and the whole airflow path to it, door gaskets and their magnetic pull, hinge and closer adjustment on heavy custom panels, the defrost drain, water filter…
Reviews
What Mission Hills customers say
Emergency call at 10 PM when our Sub-Zero started leaking water. Technician arrived quickly, found a clogged drain line, and had everything working within an hour. Lifesavers!
We've used them twice now for our built-in Sub-Zero. Both times the service was prompt, professional, and reasonably priced. They're our go-to appliance repair service.
The fresh food side crept up every afternoon while the freezer stayed rock solid. Came the same afternoon I called. He pulled the lower grille, showed me the coil packed with dust and a valance our carpenter dropped over half the opening. Cleaned it out, trimmed the valance back. Steady since.
Rated 4.9 from 617 customer reviews.
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