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Four guides · salt air · well water · outages · propane

Peninsula guides: what the water, the wind and the propane do to a kitchen.

Four plain-English guides to the faults that are particular to living here — salt air on a waterfront refrigerator, well water through a dishwasher, the morning after a PSE outage, a propane range with a yellow flame.

FOUR GUIDES written from peninsula jobs, not a manual$99 puts a meter on it — counted inside the repair you approveSAFE CHECKS only — then call

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

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Pick the guide

On the truck

Six machines, one way of pricing

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.

Warm fridge, wet floor, cold dryer: the truck is close.

$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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