A building storage room with a chest freezer, seen close and low, the freezer door or lid catching the light.

New York Metro, NY

Freezer repair in Bronx.

5 cities and neighborhoods across Bronx, part of New York Metro.

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New York Metro
10 repairs we do here

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What New York Metro does
to a freezer.

Where freezers sit in Bronx, as across New York Metro: tower living, apartments and small homes, older housing stock.

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Tower living

A tower's generator usually carries the elevators, the stair lights and the pumps rather than the apartments, so a freezer on a high floor warms like any other in an outage, and the plan is to keep it shut and know where a cooler and bagged ice can be found.

Apartments and small homes

In a small apartment the freezer is often a compact upright in a closet or a hallway nook, where the heat it gives off through its walls or rear coil has nowhere to go, and a closet door kept shut all day turns that nook into a warm box the compressor never catches up with.

Older housing stock

Older houses put the freezer wherever there was room, often a cellar with a floor that slopes toward a drain, and a cabinet standing out of level holds its door slightly open at one corner, a ridge of frost along that edge being the first sign.

Where we go
in Bronx.

5 cities and neighborhoods across Bronx, part of New York Metro. The same visit in each.

5places covered 8counties in New York Metro 10repairs

All of New York Metro

Country Club

Country Club lines Eastchester Bay in the Bronx, directly below Pelham Bay Park, the biggest public park the city has.

Fieldston

Most of Fieldston lies in a historic district designated in 2006, where many of the houses are 1920s Tudor Revival designs, 62 of them by local architect Dwight James Baum.

Pelham Bay

Pelham Bay borrows its name from Pelham Bay Park on its northeastern edge and from the body of water inside that park.

Riverdale

Manhattan's moguls built country estates in 19th-century Riverdale above the Hudson, and building accelerated once the railroad came through in the century's second half.