Premium Brands, Precision Repairs
We focus on just six high-end brands — and we know them inside out. These aren’t just logos. They’re the reason we exist.
Not all techs touch built-in units. We do. Whether it’s a KitchenAid fridge snug in a $300K custom cabinet or a Wolf oven buried in tilework from Florence, we know how to handle it. No damage. No drama.
Schedule Built-In RepairWe focus on just six high-end brands — and we know them inside out. These aren’t just logos. They’re the reason we exist.
We know your brand because we’ve been elbows-deep in every model. Here's how typical problems stack up — and how we fix them.
| Brand | Common Issue | Our Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Wolf | Burners clicking nonstop | Replace spark module + wire test |
| Sub-Zero | Very cold freezer, frost near door seal | Gasket replacement + door alignment |
| KitchenAid | Ice maker not producing | Valve + optics reset or module swap |
| Viking | Oven won't maintain temp | Recalibrate thermostat, replace sensor |
| Thermador | Control panel unresponsive | Main board swap & firmware sync |
| GE Monogram | Fridge noisy at night | Evap fan replacement & vibration insulation |
“My KitchenAid fridge finally works, thanks to these guys.”
— Laura M., KitchenAid KRFC704FSS, Palo Alto
“They fixed my Sub-Zero faster than my husband finds the remote.”
— Jeff K., Sub-Zero BI-36UFD, San Mateo
“The only people who understood my Wolf range like I do.”
— Erica D., Wolf DF304, Berkeley
Don’t see your brand? We work with Viking, Thermador, Dacor, Bosch, Fisher & Paykel — and even brands that sound like ski resorts.
Ask us about your applianceLast updated: May 2025
82% of calls were for ovens not heating evenly. We fixed 100% of them. Probably with coffee in hand.
Most common: inconsistent temps in built-ins. Usually a dead evaporator fan or funky seal.
Biggest issue? Ice makers staging a walkout. We coaxed them back with new valves and a little charm.
Ovens overheating or quitting mid-bake. We updated boards and calibrated like pros.
Common call: fridge too loud. Turns out it's the fan. Easy fix, big peace.
