As a leading Boston MA based refrigerator repair provider, it's our mission to make sure that your appliance repair is as stress-free as possible.
We're devoted to perfecting our practice and protocol in such a way that makes this possible.
What would a refrigerator repair like this cost? Of course, the specific parts to blame will have a big impact on the overall bill. A bimetal thermostat is just a few bucks, but a heater can get a little more expensive. A door switch is pretty cheap, but a problematic compressor can be pricey as well. Even so, the cost of these refrigerator parts plus repair labor is not a significantly greater cost than a simple diagnostics appointment. Barring a surprising issue (like a control board that needs replaced), chances are it will be financially worthwhile to follow through with your refrigerator repair. Further, at least if you book your repair with us, your troubleshooting fee will be waived when you get billed for any repair job. Take the time to see if your fridge’s issue is the result of something as simple as frost or ice buildup. If not, next you should make the call to an expert refrigerator repair company. Don’t tackle the repair yourself as it could just make matters worse!
Get into contact with our team today. We're ready and capable of helping you with any of your appliance troubles, regardless of the size or severity. There's no harm in finding out why your appliance is working poorly or not working at all. Just call (617) 415-7050 to get your diagnostics appointment scheduled and we'll take a step toward rectifying your refrigerator troubles for good.
Not sure if you should pay to get your appliance repaired? We understand the importance of comparing your options financially. We are always upfront and honest with our repair diagnosis and esitmate.
Are you looking to buy a new fridge? Have you noticed that there are just way too many brand names now? More options is a good thing for consumers, but it also means more research is required. One important tidbit of information you should consider is that appliances are like cars - many brands are actually subsidiary companies under a bigger name. For instance, Whirlpool Corporation is the parent company to many top kitchen appliance brands such as Maytag and KitchenAid. Keep this in mind when comparing all the options out there!