If the light is on, power isn’t the issue. The problem is likely dirty condenser coils, a failed evaporator fan, or a faulty start relay. These are urgent issues because your food is at risk. We prioritize cooling problems to get your fridge back to a safe temperature as quickly as possible.

A clicking sound often means the compressor is trying to start but can’t—usually due to a cheap part called a “start relay.” A continuous loud hum might be a fan blade hitting ice buildup. We can diagnose these sounds quickly and often fix them in one visit to prevent total cooling failure.

This is commonly caused by a clogged defrost drain. Instead of draining into the pan, water backs up and leaks out. It’s a relatively simple fix, but if ignored, it can damage your flooring or rust the appliance. We can clear the blockage and sanitize the drain line for you.

Yes. Ice maker failures are very common and can be caused by a frozen water line, a faulty water inlet valve, or a broken ice maker module. We can test the components to see if a repair is possible or if the unit needs replacement.

As an honest business, we will tell you the truth. If the repair involves a minor part (like a fan, thermostat, or relay), fixing it is much cheaper than buying new. However, if the compressor has failed on an old unit, we might recommend replacement. We perform a diagnostic first and give you a clear quote so you can decide.