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Independent

Duval · St. Johns · Clay · Nassau

Monday – Friday 8:00am – 6:00pm Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm

The First Coast, four counties, one index

The same 19 brands region-wide. What reaches them first changes by county.

A Sub-Zero column, a Wolf range and a Miele dishwasher are the same machines in Fernandina Beach and in Fruit Cove. What differs is the address: airborne salt on 6 of the 19 ZIP codes we schedule, kitchens framed before the appliance existed in 6 of them, and 68 thunderstorm days a year over every one.

Diagnostic
$80 flat, credited
Estimate
Written estimate before any work begins.
Warranty
90 days labor · 365 days parts — Genuine OEM parts
Technicians
EPA Section 608 certified technicians
Scope
Built-in and professional kitchen appliances only — no heating or air-conditioning work.
Flat-lay of nut drivers, pliers, a multimeter and a bagged fan motor on a towel, the bagged fan motor visible in the picture - The same 19 brands region-wide. What reaches them first

01 Coverage

Four counties, four different sets of problems

An independent repair company for built-in and professional kitchen appliances across Duval, St. Johns, Clay and Nassau counties. The region is not one service area: coastal exposure, housing age and the access route to the appliance change what fails and in what order, sometimes between neighbouring ZIP codes.

Duval

Duval County

Jacksonville and the beaches. The widest spread of housing stock on the First Coast, from 1910s Riverside kitchens to Deerwood and Glen Kernan new-build.

St. Johns

St. Johns County

Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, World Golf Village and St. Augustine. Mostly post-2000 construction, and the densest concentration of built-in and professional equipment in the region.

Clay

Clay County

Orange Park, Fleming Island and Oakleaf. Later construction and the easiest appliance access we get anywhere, which moves the diagnosis to airflow and electronics.

Nassau

Nassau County

Amelia Island, Fernandina Beach, Yulee and Callahan. Barrier-island salt air, and the longest scheduled drives in our coverage area.

02 Conditions

What the address changes about the visit

The brands are the same across all four counties and so are the faults they are capable of. What the address decides is which fault is likely, what the technician checks first, and how much of the visit is spent getting to the machine rather than fixing it.

The four conditions a visit is planned around
Condition Where it applies What it does to the appliance What we check first
Salt air 6 oceanfront and barrier-island ZIP codes Corrosion works in order: fasteners, then hinge pins and dampers, then condenser fin stock, then visible stainless. A degraded fin pack holds temperature right up until it cannot. Duty cycle before thermometer. If a built-in still holds its setpoint but no longer cycles off in mild weather, the coil is where we start.
Storm-season supply All four counties Repeated line transients degrade the varistor and the low-voltage supply on a control board silently, over a season, and long outages add a hard restart on top. Whether more than one appliance started behaving oddly in the same week. Appliances do not coordinate; the supply is the only thing they share.
Pre-war kitchens 6 ZIP codes of 1900s–1930s housing Openings framed before these appliances existed, floors that have settled out of level, and wiring extended rather than designed. The building is the constraint, not the specification. The opening measured at three heights and three depths, the delivery route, and the panel — before anything is quoted that involves removing the unit.
Access and clearance Every built-in installation Columns come forward on rails carrying several hundred pounds; integrated dishwashers cannot move until the cabinet panel does; undercounter units vent through a grille with no second air path. What has to come off to reach the fault, and what that costs, written into the estimate before the work starts rather than discovered on the day.

Matthew in 2016, Irma in 2017 and Helene in 2024 each left parts of the region without power for days at a time. The work that follows a long outage rarely arrives during it: a control board or an inverter compressor that survived the loss and the restart often fails weeks later.

Built-in equipment is fitted to the millimetre. A refrigerator column comes forward on rails and carries several hundred pounds with the doors on; an integrated dishwasher cannot move until its cabinet panel does. Reaching the back of either is frequently the longest part of a visit, and it is priced in the written estimate before it starts.

Parts for built-in and professional equipment are ordered against the serial number, not the model alone: the same model built two years apart does not always take the same component. Sealed-system parts, inverter boards and steam-generator assemblies are the ones that wait. Door hardware, gaskets, thermistors and fan motors usually do not.

03 Brands

Manufacturers we service

We are an independent repair company. Manufacturer names are used only to identify the appliances we work on.

Brand pages
Brand What we cover
Sub-Zero Built-in and integrated refrigeration, wine storage and undercounter units. Dual-compressor designs that fail in ways freestanding boxes do not.
Wolf Cooking equipment only — ranges, rangetops, cooktops, wall ovens, steam and warming drawers, and pro ventilation. No Wolf refrigeration exists.
Thermador The widest product spread of any brand we cover — cooking, column refrigeration, dishwashers, steam and coffee, and ventilation, all under one name.
Viking The kitchen-appliance maker — professional ranges and rangetops, built-in refrigeration, dishwashers, hoods and outdoor cooking. The brand we see most in coastal outdoor kitchens.
Miele Dishwashers, ovens and steam ovens, built-in coffee systems, cooktops, ventilation and integrated refrigeration — the broadest integrated line-up we service.
Gaggenau Modular cooktops, combi-steam and wall ovens, wine and refrigeration cabinets, dishwashers and ventilation. Low volume on the First Coast, long parts lead times.

Also serviced

Sub-Zero Wolf Cove Viking Thermador Miele Gaggenau Monogram JennAir Dacor Fisher & Paykel Liebherr True Perlick U-Line Marvel Scotsman Asko Bertazzoni

04 Appliance types

Browse by what is broken

Refrigeration

Built-in and integrated refrigerators, freezer columns, undercounter drawers, wine storage and standalone ice machines.

Cooking

Professional and dual-fuel ranges, gas rangetops, induction and radiant cooktops, single and double wall ovens, warming drawers.

Dishwashers

Built-in, panel-ready and fully integrated dishwashers, including drawer units. The appliance where the installation causes as many calls as the machine.

Steam & Coffee

Convection and combi-steam ovens, steam generators, plumbed and reservoir-fed built-in coffee systems. The most mechanically dense appliances in the kitchen.

Ventilation

Wall and island hoods, integrated liners, downdraft extractors, and inline or roof-mounted remote blowers. The most exposed equipment we service.

05 Guides

Background and diagnosis

Around 68 thunderstorm days a year. Repeated line transients are what kill appliance control boards here, far more often than a single direct strike.

06 What it costs

What does a repair on the First Coast usually cost?

The bands below are what completed repairs have come to here, parts and labor together. Every figure this site publishes comes from one table; the whole of it is on the pricing page.

$80 Flat $80 diagnostic covering the visit and the full diagnostic sequence, credited toward the repair once you approve the work.

Completed-repair totals for this page, parts and labor.
Repair Typical total
Door gasket or seal replacement $230–$620
Evaporator or condenser fan motor $250–$580
Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor $240–$640
Ice maker, water valve or supply line $230–$630

Parts and labor together, once the diagnostic is credited — a seal or a sensor at the bottom of a band, sealed-system and control work at the top. 90 days on labor, 365 days on parts, and we fit genuine OEM parts rather than pattern equivalents. Written estimate before any work begins. The full table is on the pricing page.

07 Questions

What do people ask before they book a visit?

What does an appliance repair cost on the First Coast?
The diagnostic is $80 flat and comes off the total once you approve the work. Completed repair work has landed between $230 and $640, parts and labor together — here, door gasket or seal replacement $230–$620, and evaporator or condenser fan motor $250–$580. That is what the job has cost before, not a quote; the firm figure is written down after the diagnosis.
What is the diagnostic fee and is it credited?
Flat $80 diagnostic covering the visit and the full diagnostic sequence, credited toward the repair once you approve the work. The $80 covers the visit and the diagnosis, including pulling and reseating a built-in unit where that is what it takes to reach the fault. If you approve the repair, the $80 comes off the total. You get a written estimate — parts and labor itemised — before any part is ordered.
Do you hold manufacturer approval of any kind?
No, and we say so in the footer of every page. Independent. Not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by any manufacturer named on this site. Sealed-system work on a refrigerator or wine unit means handling refrigerant, which is federally regulated. Our technicians hold EPA Section 608 certification. That credential and being licensed and insured for in-home service is the whole list.
What happens if the same fault comes back?
90 days on labor, 365 days on parts, and we fit genuine OEM parts rather than pattern equivalents. Both clocks run from the date of the repair, so a part that fails inside its term is replaced rather than re-quoted.
Does the appliance have to come out of the cabinetry?
Sometimes, and the diagnostic covers finding out — some faults are reachable from the front and some are not. Where an appliance has to come out, the removal and the reinstatement are separate lines on the written estimate, agreed before anything moves.

08Customer reviews

Recent visits, described by the customer

Three of the reviews published on this site, rotated by page. The full set, including the ones that are not five stars, is on the customer notes page.

4.3out of 5 from 90 published reviews

Read all 90 of them

  • Rated 4 out of 5

    Our built-in in San Marco kept freezing lettuce in the crisper while the milk stayed warm. He traced it to a damper that was not closing, swapped the control, then stayed to watch a full cycle before packing up.

    Marissa T.

  • Rated 4 out of 5

    Hood lights worked but the fan only ran on the top setting. He traced it to a failed speed control board rather than the motor, which he said was the cheaper of the two outcomes, and had the part on the van already.

    Terrell B.

  • Rated 4 out of 5

    The refrigerator drawers on Amelia Island had stopped sealing and everything in them dried out. He replaced both gaskets and the drawer rails, then checked the cabinet was level because the floor had settled underneath.

    Brandt W.

→Next step

Book a diagnostic visit

The $80 covers the visit and the diagnosis, including pulling and reseating a built-in unit where that is what it takes to reach the fault. If you approve the repair, the $80 comes off the total. You get a written estimate — parts and labor itemised — before any part is ordered.

EPA Section 608 certified technicians. 90 days on labor, 365 days on parts, and we fit genuine OEM parts rather than pattern equivalents.

$80 flat diagnostic, credited toward the repair

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Saturday
9:00am – 4:00pm
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