The Work  ·  Woodinville

Refrigerator Repair

Diagnosis and repair of built-in and integrated Sub-Zero refrigerator columns, including sealed-system and defrost faults.

Hands fitting a replacement condenser fan motor into the open base of a refrigerator, the old motor on the floor

What people describe when they call

  • “The fresh food side has crept up to about 50°F but the freezer is still rock solid”
  • “Water pools under the crisper drawers every couple of days and I keep towelling it out”
  • “It runs constantly, never cycles off, and the floor in front of the grille is warm”
  • “The control panel is flashing a service code and the alarm goes off in the middle of the night”

Any one of those is worth a call. None of them, on their own, means the cabinet is finished — they narrow the fault to a circuit, and the $89 service call settles which part on it has gone. That fee is credited in full against an approved repair.

What it costs

What the work comes to

Flat $89 service call covering the visit and full diagnosis, credited against the repair once you approve it.

Whichever line the fault lands on, you get one firm number from inside that range — agreed with you before anything is opened or ordered. Nothing is started on an estimate, and the service call comes off the bill the moment you approve the repair.

The repair Parts and labour, fitted
Door gasket or seal replacement
$280–$630
Evaporator or condenser fan motor
$300–$660
Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor
$290–$670
Ice maker, water valve or supply line
$280–$790
Electronic control board
$450–$1,000
Compressor or sealed-system repair
$1,490–$3,400

Each line is a range rather than a starting point: what moves inside it is the part itself and how far the cabinet has to come out of its joinery. For scale, a comparable built-in replacement, before installation and cabinetry work, runs $12,030–$23,380 — which is the figure a repair is measured against, and usually the reason one is worth doing.

In their words

Three calls, told by the people who placed them

5.0/ 51,836reviews

  • Water was pooling under the crisper every second day and I kept towelling it out. The drain behind the rear panel had iced over. He cleared it, changed a thermistor, and it has stayed dry.

    Ottilie B.WellingtonFeb 2026

  • Our basement spare had drifted to about fifty while the freezer half stayed hard. He logged both compartments, forced a defrost, then showed me the evaporator fan barely drawing any current. New motor from the van, and it recovered overnight.

    Bertram F.Cottage LakeMay 2026

  • Panel-ready column set in old fir joinery I could not replace if it were marked. He put protection down first, photographed every clip before pulling it, and it went back exactly as built. The fault was a control relay, not the compressor.

    Peter & Ann H.WellingtonSep 2025

Refrigerator trouble in Woodinville? Say what it is doing and we will tell you what it usually is.

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