Built-in · Sub-Zero to Viking · five pages
Panel-ready and pro-line, fixed where they stand.
Sub-Zero columns in the Cooper Point view houses, Wolf ranges above Eld Inlet, Thermador and Miele suites in the newer builds along Steamboat Island Rd, Viking behind the remodels of South Capitol.
- FIVE MAKERS a page for each
- ON PAPER one written figure after testing; say yes and the visit fee is already inside it
- SAME-DAY often open for a refrigerator losing cold · Open 8–7, Mon to Sat
Open 8–7, Mon to Sat · Sundays off · same-day visits often open, the shop confirms by phone · Woodland Square Loop, at the Olympia–Lacey line
Book a visit
Pick a day for the van
Three short steps: the machine, a day and an arrival window, then the address. The shop rings back to confirm, and the visit fee is quoted on that call.
- Pick the day and the window that suit you
- A call from the shop to confirm, no texts
- One written figure after testing, nothing started without your yes
- Visit fee folded into any repair you approve
Also in the van
The stand-alone machines as well
Different machines, slower hands.
Pulling a 600-pound refrigerator column out from behind its cabinet fronts, or lifting the top off a 48-inch dual-fuel range, has little in common with sliding a top-freezer away from the wall — and the waterfront kitchens from West Bay to Hunter Point are full of both. Trim comes off in a set sequence, parts depend on the serial number, and the owner expects the millwork untouched when we leave. Each page below covers the faults these makers show most in Olympia, the indicator lights and codes to photograph before ringing, and how the visit is paced. We hold no badge from any of them and quote our own prices; if the maker’s warranty is still running on your machine, you will know before we open a thing.
Sub-Zero repair
Panel-ready columns, pro ranges, indicators and serial-range parts
Sub-Zero PAGE →
Wolf repair
Panel-ready columns, pro ranges, indicators and serial-range parts
Wolf PAGE →
Thermador repair
Panel-ready columns, pro ranges, indicators and serial-range parts
Thermador PAGE →
Miele repair
Panel-ready columns, pro ranges, indicators and serial-range parts
Miele PAGE →
Viking repair
Panel-ready columns, pro ranges, indicators and serial-range parts
Viking PAGE →Other built-in makers
Kitchens that have them
How a visit runs
Four stages, none skipped
The price goes on paper before a screw comes out.
- 01
Tell us what it is doing
Ring or use the form; a phone photo of the display or the model sticker saves a step. The shop calls you back to set an arrival window, and once more as the van pulls off Woodland Square Loop.
- 02
Readings first, opinions second
The technician tests the suspect part with instruments, tells you in plain words what gave out, and writes the repair down as a single price. The visit fee is already inside that number.
- 03
Most parts ride in the van
Fill valves, defrost heaters, igniters, drum rollers, drain pumps, relays — the things well water, salt air and winter outages wear out on this shore of the inlet. If the part has to come in by order, the return trip is on us.
- 04
A test run, then the invoice
You see a full cycle run start to finish, the kick panels and floor go back the way we found them, and the warranty term is typed onto the invoice.
Sub-Zero losing its chill in a waterfront kitchen? Ring the shop today.
Tell us over the phone or book a day online. A technician tests the machine and writes the repair down as one price with the visit fee folded in; your invoice spells out the warranty term.