Coverage · 90049
Brentwood
A lot of 1990s and 2000s built-in stock still in daily service south of Sunset — cabinets that were designed to be repaired, and are still worth repairing.
Two thirds of the work here is one of three things: an evaporator fan on the fresh-food circuit, a defrost fault, or a condenser nobody has touched since the unit went in. Parts for these model families are still widely available, which is why a repair is nearly always the right call on this stock rather than a replacement.
- Typical stock
- 600 and 700 series columns, plus undercounter drawers and wine units
- Access
- Level streets and garage access — most cabinets roll straight out
Repairs we run here
- Refrigerator Repair Built-in and integrated fresh-food columns that have stopped holding temperature — sealed-system faults, defrost failures, control boards and the airflow problems a hot kitchen exposes first.
- Freezer Repair Freezer columns, drawers and undercounter compartments — frost that keeps returning, harvest cycles that stall, evaporator icing and slow refrigerant loss.
- Ice Maker Repair Clear-ice and standard modules, plus the supply-side faults — filters, inlet valves and pinched lines — that get blamed on the module itself.
- Wine Storage Repair Dual-zone wine columns and undercounter units where the temperature has drifted, the seal has gone soft, or one zone has quietly stopped working — the failure a cellar notices late.
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Reviews
Read afterwards, not during
4.9/ 5666 reviews
Both zones had settled on one temperature whatever we set them to. A stuck damper and a dead zone sensor. He replaced both, then let it run and checked each shelf with a probe before leaving.
Esme T.Brentwood
Our 1990s built-in came with the house and nobody else wanted to touch it. He found a failed defrost thermostat and a filthy condenser, sorted both, left the readings on paper. Booking took two tries.
Adela V.Brentwood
The fridge side climbed into the high fifties through a hot week while the freezer column stayed at zero. Evaporator fan on that circuit had seized. Replaced on the spot, and it has held since.
Bennett R.Brentwood
Booking
Best time to call is while the fault is still doing it
Cabinet temperatures, the noise it makes and what the display claims are all worth more to a diagnosis than a description after the fact. Call it in while the unit is misbehaving and the visit starts halfway through.
- Service call
- $89, credited against the repair
- On site
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
- Dispatch line
- Answered 24/7