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Hancock Park
Nineteen-twenties Tudors and Spanish Revivals, most with a remodelled kitchen and a butler's pantry built around a column that has to come out through a doorway it barely fits. No ocean breeze to help in a heat wave.
This is the run across town, so appointments here are held early rather than at rush hour — a slot we can actually keep is worth more than an optimistic afternoon window. The recurring fault in these kitchens is an undercounter unit sealed into cabinetry with no air path to its condenser, which reads as a failing compressor and is usually a clearance problem.
- Typical stock
- Remodelled kitchens with undercounter units built into joinery
- Access
- Two-person lift on most column removals; hardware comes with us
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
5.0/ 5638 reviews
The ice maker leaked onto the pantry tile and we assumed the worst. Its drain line had clogged with scale from the hard water here. He cleared it, tested twice and showed me the flow.
Ruben A.Hancock Park
The upper zone quietly stopped answering the control and we only noticed weeks later. The board had lost that circuit. He explained what had gone, fitted the replacement and set both zones properly.
Carla M.Hancock Park
Tudor kitchen, original pantry, a built-in wedged into cabinetry that barely clears. He walked it out without marking the woodwork, fitted a new control board, and had it back in place before lunch.
Kenneth B.Hancock Park
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