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Six brands · panel-ready and integrated · both sides of the bridge

Built-in and luxury appliance repair on the water and off it.

Sub-Zero columns in Canterwood, Wolf ranges in Raft Island view homes, Thermador and Miele packages in the new builds off Harbor Hill, Viking and Dacor in the North End.

SIX BRANDS each with its own page, plus Gig Harbor and Fox Island pages$99 puts a meter on it — counted inside the repair you approveSAME-DAY for a warm refrigerator · Saturday hours

Weekdays 8–6 · Saturday 9–3 · closed Sunday · truck based on 4425 Harbor Country Dr NW

Also on the truck

The everyday machines too

Brand pages

Six brands, eighteen pages, one way of working.

A built-in refrigerator column or a 48-inch range is a different job from a freestanding Whirlpool, and the houses along the Sound have a lot of them. The panels come off in an order, the machine may weigh 600 pounds, the parts are specific to a serial range, and the owner usually wants the visit to end without a mark on the cabinetry. Each brand below gets a page of its own: the faults we meet most in Gig Harbor and Tacoma kitchens, the indicators and codes worth photographing before you call, and how the visit runs. Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Miele, Viking and Dacor also get a Gig Harbor page and a Fox Island page, because the water and the salt air change the diagnosis from one shoreline to the next.

Also serviced

We are an independent shop. We do not speak for any of these makers and never claim their endorsement; we repair the machine in front of us with a meter, one written number and a written warranty. If a machine is still inside the maker’s own coverage we say so at the door, before anything is spent, and tell you how to use it.

Where the built-ins are

The visit, in order

Dispatch, meter, parts, paper

01 · DISPATCH

A window, then a text

Phone or form, either way a dispatcher sends a two-hour window and a text the moment the truck rolls — from Harbor Country Drive, or off the bridge deck for Tacoma stops.

02 · METER

The fault gets a name

Clamp meter, thermometer, manometer where propane is involved. The failed component is identified and explained, and one figure goes on paper with the $99 built into it.

03 · PARTS

Usually on board

The truck carries what salt air, iron water and outages break: fill valves, defrost heaters, igniters, rollers, relays. Anything ordered comes back on our schedule, not your bill.

04 · PAPER

Cycle, clean-up, coverage

A complete run of the machine while you watch, the floor and panels put back as found, and the warranty term printed on the invoice.

A Sub-Zero warming up on the water: call before noon.

$99 gets the meter on it, the figure goes on the ticket, the part is usually already on board, and the coverage term is printed on the invoice. Same card on both shores of the Narrows.

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