As a highly reputed Allen freezer repair company, our services are alway available for anyone in the vicinity that experiences problems with their freezer.
We are the go-to choice for any and all appliance related repairs, both among the residential and commercial appliance crowds.
Freezers are made to be durable. They do not have many different internal processes going on at play. Their application is also pretty standard from an end-user perspective; it's a cold, cold box that people use to store and access stored food. It's hard for a freezer to 'break' compared to a washer, dryer, fridge or stove, but some small problems can magnify.
For instance, we regularly get called out for frost and noise issues. Sometimes the problem is caused by a break in the door gasket. When this happens, the freezer will overwork itself to compensate for the lost air. Eventually this can cause failure to major internal parts. If you catch the issue early on, with the help of our professional repair service, you can limit the damage.
You can contact us for any of your freezer related repair needs. Our team is trained to work on any and all types of freezers, ranging from typical household units to walk-in models meant for restaurants and grocery stores. Our local connection for replacement parts also has a diverse catalog, which includes plenty commercial freezer parts.
How does it work? Make your appointment, have your freezer looked over, get a quote and decide whether the price works. Move ahead with the repair and pay the initial price of the parts (when purchased by us) plus our labor fee, or deny the suggested repair and pay for diagnosis.
Get in touch with us to schedule a diagnostics appointment:
Call (469) 535-6290 to book in a freezer repair specialist today!
Shopping for a new freezer? There are a few variables to consider. First off, which style do you want? The two main options are chest and upright. A chest model is deeper but an upright model is taller. Air escapes faster when an upright model is open; a chest freezer is generally better for keeping food away from kids. For visual appeal, an upright freezer might make more sense. Both have around the same life expectancy but you generally get more value for your money when buying a chest style freezer versus an upright model.