Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
Every job below is work we do on built-in Sub-Zero refrigeration, with the price agreed in writing before anything is opened. Figures are starting points for this equipment in South Florida — the model, the access and the part move them.
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What we do
Nine jobs, from a gasket to a sealed system. Each one lists what it usually involves and where the starting figure comes from.
We read the active and stored codes on site, then test the sealed system and the airflow before saying anything about the repair. The fee is credited toward the work when you go ahead.
Refrigerant circuit work, where the diagnosis matters more than the part. A cabinet that cools unevenly, frosts in one zone or runs warm on one side often points here rather than at the control board.
Major work, and worth a straight conversation first. On a well-kept built-in unit it is usually the right call; when it is not, we will tell you that instead of selling you the job.
Usually follows a sealed system diagnosis. Heavy frost on one shelf, a zone that will not hold, or a defrost cycle that never quite finishes are the symptoms that lead here.
Boards vary sharply by series, and parts for legacy units can take a few days to source. We confirm the board is the problem before ordering one — a code on the display is not proof by itself.
The most common job we see in South Florida. Year-round heat and coastal salt air clog and corrode condensers years ahead of schedule, and a struggling condenser shortens the life of everything behind it.
The least expensive fix for a cabinet that will not hold its temperature. Worth checking before anyone opens the sealed system, because a tired gasket imitates far more expensive problems.
In this climate condenser cleaning is seasonal rather than annual. A maintenance visit is the cheapest hour you will spend on a built-in unit, and it is how most sealed system failures get avoided.
Built-in refrigeration is installed into cabinetry, not placed in a gap. We handle levelling, panel fitting, water lines and the kickplate clearance the manufacturer asks for.
How the price is set
We price by the job, because that is how a problem shows up in your kitchen: a door that will not seal, a zone drifting warm, ice that stopped. What that costs depends on the model, on how the unit is built into the cabinetry, and on which part it actually needs.
So the visit starts with a diagnosis, you see the scope and the price before anything is opened, and you approve it first. The exact cost is confirmed on site, never before.
By appliance
The work above applies across built-in refrigeration. If you would rather start from the appliance itself, each type has its own page with the symptoms, the codes and what a repair usually costs in Miami.
Columns, over-and-under, French door and side-by-side, from 30" to 48". These are built into your cabinetry and cannot simply be rolled out, so we plan the access before we arrive rather than discovering it in your kitchen.
Refrigerator repair
A wine cabinet tends to fail quietly. It drifts a couple of degrees and says nothing, and in a market full of second homes that often goes unnoticed until the collection has paid for it. If a zone is reading off, it is worth looking at early.
Wine cooler repair
Column freezers and freezer sections that frost over, run warm, or never quite hold their set point.
Freezer repair
Undercounter, clear-ice and outdoor units, with or without a pump.
Ice maker repair
Refrigerator drawers and beverage centers built into islands and bars.
Undercounter repair
Outdoor refrigerators and ice makers — the equipment this climate is hardest on.
Outdoor unit repairNot on the list?
The jobs above are the ones we are asked for most often, and the ones we can put a starting figure against. They are not the limit of what we repair — built-in refrigeration fails in more ways than any list holds, and plenty of visits end up being something that has no name until the panel comes off.
If your unit is doing something that is not described here, that is still a call worth making. Tell us the model number and what you are seeing, and we will tell you whether it is something we handle, what it usually points to, and what it is likely to cost. If it is not our work, we will say so — that answer is free either way.
Call (305) 570-1472, or use the form above and describe it in your own words.
Plainly
Questions about the work
Each service above carries a starting figure for this equipment in South Florida. What moves it is the model, how the unit is built in, and the part. The exact cost is confirmed after the on-site diagnostic and agreed with you before any work begins.
Yes. The diagnostic visit starts at $95 and is credited toward the work when you go ahead with it.
We cover Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach end to end, including Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Coral Gables and Pinecrest. If your city is not listed on the service area page, it is still worth calling.
Yes, and it is worth mentioning when you call. Service elevator windows and building rules shape the schedule as much as the repair does, so we plan the access before the visit rather than discovering it on the day.
Tell us the model number and what the unit is doing and we will give you the earliest slot we can genuinely keep. The diagnosis usually takes under an hour; whether we finish the same day depends on the part.
In more detail
A cabinet running warm on one side is the most common call we take, and it has at least five ordinary causes: a condenser choked with dust or salt, a fan motor out of range, a tired door gasket, a defrost circuit that never finishes its cycle, or the sealed system itself. They sit hundreds of dollars apart. A code on the display narrows the list; it does not close it, which is why every visit starts with a diagnosis rather than with a part.
Sub-Zero refrigeration is fitted into cabinetry rather than standing in a gap. It is panelled to match, often plumbed, and frequently boxed in on three sides. That decides how the unit comes out, how long the appointment runs, and whether a service elevator has to be booked before we arrive. It is also why figures published for freestanding refrigerators read low against this equipment — the parts cost more and the access is slower.
OEM parts are available on order, and for legacy series they can take a few days to source — which is why we confirm a part is the problem before ordering one. We are an independent repair company, not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by any manufacturer. Our warranty covers the labor we performed; parts carry the part maker’s own warranty.
Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, end to end — from the barrier islands to the western suburbs. Each place we cover has its own page describing what the equipment and the access are like there, because a tower on the ocean and a house on a canal are different appointments before anyone opens a unit.
We will bring the parts that problem usually needs, and you will have a firm price before we start.
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