Seeking freezer repair help in Lee's Summit for an affordable price?
Reach out to us; our team of repair specialists consistently fix and maintain freezers for both commercial and residential clients all across the Lee's Summit MO commute.
We can work on any freezer model. We fix chest and upright household freezers, as well as everything from undercounter to glass door and walk-in freezers for businesses. We have access to commercial freezer parts through our local suppliers at great rates.
Our repair services are available for all repair sizes. Whether you need a door seal replaced or your freezer won't even turn on, we'll figure a solution and execute it for an affordable price. We manage to charge great affordable rates on even the smallest jobs because of our ultra sensible pricing model. We guarantee you won't find better rates elsewhere in Lee's Summit MO for your repair needs - shop around and see for yourself.
Both residential and commercial clients pay us for replacement parts and labor, nothing else. We have no shocking fees hiding around the corner. You request the repair after getting your diagnosis and estimate done; we will waive our diagnosis fee, simple as that. We will only charge for your appliance inspection if you pass on a repair. Not to worry, this is only a minor fee to cover and should not prevent you from making an appointment.
Our services are here when you need them. We're working around the clock to make sure our Lee's Summit based repair clients get assistance they need. If your freezer is giving you trouble, regardless of the magnitude of the problem and rarity of your freezer model - don't be afraid to reach out to us to get some help.
Call (816) 307-0290 now, we're waiting to hear from you!
Curious why your freezer seems to stay operational at all times? There is a very good chance that the temperature control thermostat is making this issue occur. When this part becomes faulty it can prevent the freezer from being able to know what the necessary temperature is for proper use. Further, the control thermostat takes on the role of pushing electricity to the condenser and evaporator fan motors, as well as the compressor. If it's not working right it can potentially prevent these parts from operating in the way that they should be.