Brands
Brands we service in Point Loma
Built-in and professional equipment, serviced in place the way it was designed to be.
Sub-Zero
Built-in refrigeration, freezer columns, wine storage and undercounter units — the line we work on most.
Wolf
Dual-fuel and gas ranges, wall ovens and cooktops. Ignition, temperature drift and convection faults.
Viking
Professional ranges and built-in refrigeration. Glow-bar igniters and oven thermostats are the common wear points.
Thermador
Ranges, induction cooktops, wall ovens and refrigeration columns — the most electronics of the lines we service.
Cove & other premium lines
We also repair Miele, Bosch, GE Monogram, Dacor and Gaggenau equipment in these kitchens.
Reviews
When our Sub-Zero refrigerator broke down during the holiday, their service was a lifeline. A technician was dispatched quickly to Loma Portal and resolved the issue the same day. Genuine 24/7 support that truly helps in emergencies.
- ★★★★★
Extremely professional service from start to finish. The technician in La Playa was courteous and knowledgeable, quickly fixing our freezer. Pricing was honest and upfront. Highly recommend their reliable team.
- ★★★★★
Our wine cooler wasn’t maintaining temperature. They understood the urgency, arrived the same day, and swiftly replaced a faulty sensor from the technician’s truck. Exceptional, efficient service near Sunset Cliffs.
Appliance down in Point Loma?
Tell us the brand and what it is doing — we can usually name the likely repair before we arrive.
What to expect when we come out
- A time you were actually given. You are told the window when you book, and told again if anything moves.
- Testing, not guessing. On this equipment the display is frequently the last thing to notice a fault, so readings are taken at the component. A working freezer over a warm refrigerator, for instance, rules out the compressor before anyone opens a toolbox.
- One number, up front. Parts and labor together, before the repair starts.
- Factory-approved parts only, fitted the way the manufacturer specifies, so the appliance stays serviceable for the next technician.
What it costs
Pricing on built-in appliances goes wrong in one predictable way: a part is replaced on a guess, it does not fix the fault, and the second part is charged on top. A properly charged diagnostic visit exists to stop that.
Once the fault is known you get one price for the repair — parts and labor — before any of it happens. It is agreed in advance and it does not change afterwards.