Refrigerator Repair in Phoenix, Tucson, and Northern AZ

Has your refrigerator been making unusual noises lately such as humming or vibrating noises? This is a major sign that your fridge is in need of professional repair and your food in your fridge may be at risk of going bad.

If you are noticing that your food is spoiling before its expiration date, this is likely happening due to a temperature issue within your refrigerator. Failed freezer fans, dirty condenser coils, and condenser fans can cause temperature issues with your fridge. In any case, be sure to call the pros to ensure your refrigerator is back up and running properly.

Take a look at the rubber seal on your refrigerator door. This seal is responsible for containing the correct temperature inside of your fridge. If it is cracked, brittle, or there are obvious signs of damage, contact us right away.

Have you noticed an increase on your monthly utility bills? If you have been experiencing any of the other mentioned signs and symptoms in addition to an increase on your monthly utility bills, there is likely an issue with your refrigerator that will require professional assistance

Any time there is standing water underneath your refrigerator, you are in a bit of trouble and will require professional repair as soon as possible. This is not only an indication of an issue with your fridge, such as a clogged hose and pipes, but it can also damage your kitchen floor, leading to additional costly repairs. If you notice any water around your refrigerator, call us right away to avoid further extensive damage.

If your freezer has excessive ice accumulating on its walls, something has gone awry with your refrigerator. If your defrost mechanism fails to fix the issue, you will need to call for professional refrigerator repair as soon as you can to address the problem.

If your refrigerator model has an ice maker and it is no longer producing ice, this is indicative of temperature issues with your fridge. A frozen inlet tube or blocked raking mechanism can be the cause of these issues, but in either case your refrigerator will require a repair to avoid a total replacement.