Independent service
The door half of the trade, and what we turn down
This is a refrigeration practice with a narrow middle. Doors, gaskets, hinges, closers, drawer runners and the custom fronts hung on them are the work. The cold side behind them — airflow, a matted condenser, a control reading badly, the sealed system — gets diagnosed and repaired when that is genuinely where the fault lives, and the order those two are looked at in never changes: the moving part first, the expensive possibility last.
Declining work is part of how the rest of it stays good. Anything that applies heat — an oven, a range, a cooktop, a hood — gets a referral inside the first minute of the phone call instead of a booking. So does a fault that turns out to belong to the cabinetmaker rather than to the appliance, because a carcase door hung badly is joinery, and a joiner will make a better job of it than any appliance technician.
Most of this site is written rather than sold, for the same reason. Somebody who can tell a hardened seal from a dropped hinge before anyone arrives gets a shorter visit and a smaller bill, and somebody who reads the whole file and decides not to phone at all has still been dealt with straight. The shelf of guides is there for both of them.
- Phone
- (310) 499-2240
- Speciality
- Doors, gaskets, hinges, closers, custom panels, integrated columns
- On the road
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
- To find the fault
- $89, deducted from the repair you approve
- Equipment
- Sub-Zero refrigeration only — no cooking appliances
- Established
- Working on Los Angeles kitchens since 2001
This is a licensed, bonded and insured business. The licence number is not published here; it is given out on request.
How a call runs
Four steps, and no surprises in the middle
The written-up version of all of it is on the shelf: doors and seals, custom panels and integrated columns, with every component named along the way explained in the parts list. If you would rather describe the door to somebody than read about it, the two ways of reaching us — and what is worth having to hand when you do — are on the contact page.
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.