We are a primary choice for freezer repair in Palm Harbor and surrounding areas.
Commercial and residential clients come to us for all of their freezer troubles. We can provide the repair solution you need in a hurry. For any emergency repair situation, call us immediately to book.
We work on all freezer brands, ranging from Amana to Frigidaire, GE, Kenmore, Maytag, Whirlpool and many others. We work on all commercial freezer brands as well and can repair advanced units such as walk-in freezers. Plus, our Palm Harbor central parts suppliers carry a wide enough variety of both residential and commercial freezer parts.
Most often, we get calls about freezers that are intermittently defrosting or turning off, failing to defrost and accumulating frost as a result, always running or making weird noises. Sometimes the issues are caused by something minor like a weakened or broken door seal. Other times, a multimeter is required to test internal parts to discover where continuity is lost. Leave your diagnosis to a professional to be certain the right parts are replaced.
Your first step is to schedule your appointment with our technician. We will make it to your location at the planned time, after calling a few minutes before arrival. We will work speedily to identify the cause of your freezer issues and give you a repair quote. If you green light the repair, we will get any parts needed and get the job done - we will only bill for parts and labor. If you decide not to, we will just bill for the diagnostics visit.
Ready to get some help? Reach us at (727) 312-1477 to book with one of our skillful and insured Palm Harbor freezer repair expert today!
Take initiative with your freezer and make sure its contents are properly stored. Use the right materials to freeze them. Opt for freezer-friendly bags and vacuum seal them, or use freezer-safe containers or glass jars. If you freezer any aluminum foil-wrapped items, double-wrap them. Your goal is to prevent air from having to transmit through; the less air space, the stronger the natural freeze is in your freezer. Also, put your ice cream and similar items as deep into the freezer as possible because they need to have the coldest temperatures.