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Sub-Zero repair in Toluca Lake

Lakeside 1930s houses off Riverside Drive, most remodelled around a full-height built-in.

The blocks off Riverside Drive are mostly 1930s houses that have been remodelled at least once, which means a full-height built-in living in a cabinet run designed for something shallower. Half the calls here are heat that has nowhere to go: a plinth vent closed off by a joiner, a condenser working against a wall.

Hands with a flashlight and test probe at the compressor of an undercounter drawer unit, tools laid out on a towel

Reviews

What Los Angeles owners say

Built-in Sub-Zero calls, in their own words.

5.0/ 51,150 reviews

  • Lakeside house, narrow service porch, and the column had to come out through one doorway. He managed that without scuffing the jamb and fitted a new evaporator fan. A star off for the two-week wait.

    Curtis H.Toluca Lake

  • Cabinet tripped its high-temperature warning every afternoon once the valley heat arrived. The condenser fan kept dropping out as the room warmed, not the compressor at all. Replaced, and quiet through a hot week since.

    Aurora Y.Toluca Lake

  • Our built-in sat at fifty on the food side while the freezer half stayed hard. It was a stalled damper, not the compressor I had braced myself for. Cold again the same afternoon.

    Estela T.Toluca Lake

Book the visit

Tell us what the cabinet is doing and we will bring the right meter.

A flat $89 covers the trip and the diagnosis, and comes off the bill when you approve the repair. You hear the price for the work first — nothing starts before you agree to it.

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