Is your freezer on the fritz?
If it stops working, the contents will gradually defrost and soon spoil. We know this is a cause for concern and we want to help. Get in touch if you require an emergency freezer repair and we will come to your aid. A fast, dependable repair service means you will save yourself from substantial loss due to spoiled foods.
Getting your freezer repaired does not have to cost an 'arm and a leg' either. We pride ourselves in being the most affordable service around for anyone in Lewisville TX that has any major appliance that needs to be serviced or repaired.
Our low prices exist because we only charge our clients for two variables: the cost of their parts and the value of the service provided. We are not out to 'game our clients' like many competitors unfortunately do. We get paid back for the parts we buy on your behalf plus we charge a nominal rate for the service provided. To be certain every labor fee is kept reasonable, we make use of the entries found within the Major Appliance Service National Price Guide.
After booking an appointment, we will call before arriving and show up on time. Our technician will diagnose your appliance and determine the cause of your issues. Any parts that might need to be replaced will be noted and priced out. An estimate will be given for the cost of these parts and the labor required to install them. From there, you can move forward with the repair (without paying a diagnostics fee) or just pay for the diagnosis.
Want to get professional help now? Book a Lewisville freezer repair specialist today!
Take time to maintain your freezer on a periodic basis. It might sound simple, but there are a few things you can do to maximize its operational efficiency. You will get better performance, energy efficiency and longevity out of your appliance. Look through your freezer from time to time to see if there is any areas that are jam-packed. Try to rearrange the contents for a more optimal airflow to prevent the freezer's motor from overworking at any point in time. Defrost the unit if you notice too much frost accumulating at any time as well.