A family garage with an upright freezer and a bicycle, seen from the open garage door.

Where we work

Freezer
repair,
where you are.

Our service area: 433 areas across 9 metros, 102 of them with a page of their own so far. Each page is about what that place does to a freezer — chest freezers in Houston garages through an August heat wave, backup uprights in Tampa Bay homes riding out hurricane-season outages, basement freezers in Chicago bungalows where the air stays damp all spring — rather than about the place itself.

(844) 456-4651

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

  • 9 metros
  • 36 counties
  • 102 areas with a page

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9 metros

Each one is a different problem for the same appliance. Open a metro for its counties, and a county for the places inside it.

Familiar brands. Expert care.

For the brands
in your home.

Independent repair service. Not affiliated with, authorized or endorsed by any manufacturer. Brand names and model numbers are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification only, to describe the appliances we service.

What we come out for

The same ten repairs in every area above. Which one it turns out to be is what the visit decides.

diagnostic

Freezer diagnostic visit

A visit that starts with the food and the room the freezer stands in, then works through the seal, the airflow, the defrost and the compressor until one part is named.

moderate to highest

Freezer compressor and start relay repair

Getting a freezer's compressor running again, from the small start relay and overload that fail most often to the compressor itself when it will not pump.

highest

Freezer sealed system and refrigerant leak repair

Finding and fixing a leak or a blockage in the closed loop of tubing that carries refrigerant through a freezer, then recharging it and proving it holds.

low to moderate

Freezer defrost system repair

Repairing the heater, the defrost thermostat or sensor and the timer or board that keep ice off the hidden coil in a frost-free upright, column or undercounter freezer.

low to moderate

Freezer evaporator and condenser fan repair

Replacing the fan that spreads cold air through a frost-free freezer, or the one that carries heat away from the condenser near the floor.

low to moderate

Freezer thermostat and temperature control repair

Repairing the dial thermostat or the sensor and control that decide when a freezer cools, so it stops running without end or quitting too early.

low

Freezer door and lid gasket replacement

Fitting a new magnetic seal on an upright or column door, a chest lid or a freezer drawer, and aligning it so the cabinet closes airtight again.

lowest

Freezer drain and defrost water repair

Clearing a frozen or clogged drain, and fixing the pan, heater or plug that should send a freezer's defrost water away instead of onto the floor or into ice.

moderate to highest

Freezer control board and alarm repair

Repairing the electronic control, display, door switch and sensors that run a modern freezer, including a temperature alarm that sounds without reason or never sounds at all.

low

Freezer hinge, lid and latch repair

Fixing a sagging door hinge, a chest lid that will not stay up or slams shut, a broken lock or latch, or drawer rails bent under the weight of frozen food.

A parent and a child packing summer berries into bags beside an open upright freezer in a tidy garage
For the heart of your home.

Questions about
where we work.

My town is missing from the freezer locations list. Do you come there?
Quite possibly. A place gets its own page once we have something useful to say about freezers there, and the area we serve reaches well between and beyond those places. The booking form checks your street address against the service map as you type.
Does living further out make the freezer visit more expensive?
Say how far out you are when you book. If distance changes the visit fee, you hear it before the appointment is set, not on the invoice.
Why do the location pages talk about garages, basements and storms?
Because each one changes how a freezer ages. A garage that bakes in summer keeps the compressor running for hours, a winter garage can drop below the temperature some models are built for, a damp basement feeds frost and rust, and a storm season means outages that test how long the food holds. A location page lists whichever of these shape the freezers in that area.
Can I book a freezer repair at a parent's house or a rental I own?
Yes. Adult children booking for a parent, landlords and people with a holiday house all use the same form. Enter the address where the freezer is, name the person who will let the technician in, and add any gate or garage code in the description box.

Back to your everyday

Let’s get your freezer working again.

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