Your Sub-Zero
quit at 9pm.
Call by 9:15.
What the van is loaded for.
Diagnostic fee credits in full toward the repair. No quote-by-photo, no upsell — only what the unit needs.
Don’t see your unit? Call the shop — we still service most everything that plugs in or runs on gas.
Ask Johnny · (907) 771-9977From Sub-Zero down to a 1996 Maytag.
Forty-plus brands across the bench. We keep the service manuals that the internet has long forgotten, and the part numbers in our heads.
in the truck’s parts cabinet
- Sub-Zero
- Wolf
- Gaggenau
- Thermador
- Viking
- Bosch
- Miele
- Asko
- GE
- GE Profile
- GE Monogram
- KitchenAid
- Whirlpool
- Maytag
- Amana
- Frigidaire
- Electrolux
- LG
- Samsung
- Kenmore
- Haier
- Hotpoint
“If the badge has worn off the door, just send a photo of the data plate — we’ll match the model.”
How a service call runs.
The same four steps, every ticket, since 1985. No surprises, no quote-by-photo, no “we’ll get back to you next Tuesday.”
Call the shop
Diagnostic visit
Source the part
Install & verify
Six zones. One truck route per day.
We run a daily Anchorage-bowl loop in the morning and a Valley loop in the afternoon. Same-day in town, next-morning to Palmer and Wasilla.
- 08:00 · Shop dispatchZ-01
- 09:20 · HillsideZ-01
- 11:45 · Eagle RiverZ-02
- 14:10 · PalmerZ-04
- 16:00 · WasillaZ-05
- 17:30 · Emergency reserveOPEN
Four tickets, four units back on duty.
These are real closed work orders, redacted to first-name and area. No marketing copy, no stock smiles.
across 312 reviews
“Igniter quit the day before Easter dinner. I called at 9am, the tech was in my kitchen by 1:30, had the right part on the truck. He pulled the old one, showed me what failed and why, replaced it, ran the oven through a cycle, and was out the door before the in-laws arrived. The ticket itemized everything. This is how it should work.”
“A different company told me my Sub-Zero was a goner and tried to sell me a new one for nine grand. Johnny diagnosed a bad condenser fan motor, ordered the OEM part the same day, installed it Thursday morning. Total bill under five hundred. The unit’s been steady at 37° since.”
“Dishwasher would not drain. Tech ran it in service mode in the driveway, no joke, traced it to a clogged check valve and a tired pump. Replaced the pump, cleaned the valve, gave me the part numbers in case I want to verify. Quiet again. Real shop.”
“Chest freezer in the garage stopped at -5°F outside, full of moose and salmon. Called Saturday morning. Got a Sunday slot. Compressor start-relay swap, ninety minutes on-site, zero loss of meat. Worth every dime.”
Two ways to put a ticket on the board.
Fastest is the phone — the shop line rings through to a real person. If you’d rather send it in writing, the intake form drops straight onto the dispatch board.
Call (907) 771-9977