Denver, CO · Sub-Zero
Refrigerator Repair
Fresh-food circuits on built-in, integrated and undercounter cabinets, from the 500 Series onward.
$89 flat: the trip, and a diagnosis you get told the result of. Approve the work and the same $89 comes off the total.
How it usually gets described
- One side warm, the other side still hard
- Condenser fan or compressor running and never cycling off
- Standing water under the crisper drawers
- Panel-ready door that no longer pulls itself shut
What gets checked
- Model and serial read off the plate first, so the parts list is the right one for the generation
- Both cabinets logged with a probe before anything is touched, not read off the door display
- Condenser and its fan cleared and inspected behind the grille — the commonest single finding
- Sealed system read under gauges against local ambient, and the seal checked along its whole run
What it costs
The six bands a quote comes out of
Parts, and the labour to fit them, grouped the way faults actually turn up on a built-in. Yours lands inside one of these before anyone reaches for a screwdriver.
The visit and a full diagnosis are $89 flat. Approve the repair and that $89 comes straight off what you pay.
One firm figure from inside the band, settled with you first. Nothing is dismantled and nothing is ordered until you have said yes to it.
- Door seal or drawer gasket
- $270–$680
- Fan motor, evaporator side or condenser side
- $320–$700
- Defrost circuit: heater, limit or thermistor
- $280–$610
- Ice module, inlet valve or fill line
- $260–$750
- Control board or user interface
- $390–$1,000
- Sealed system: compressor, drier or charge
- $1,490–$3,180
Ranges, not starting prices. Two things move a figure inside its band: which part it turns out to be, and how far the cabinet has to come out of the run before anyone can reach it. Set against that, a new built-in of the same width, with no cabinetry or fitting counted in, is $11,900–$23,680.
Two sealed systems, one per compartment — standard from the 600 Series onward. The same layout carries into the BI and Classic cabinets . Before ordering anything for an older unit, check what is still catalogued .
The other three on this equipment
- Freezer Repair Freezer columns and drawers that frost up, drift warm or stop clearing the evaporator.
- Ice Maker Repair Harvest faults, scale and leaks on Sub-Zero clear-ice modules and the water path behind them.
- Wine Cooler Repair Zone drift, glass-door condensation and fan noise on Sub-Zero wine cabinets and undercounter units.
Reviews
What owners say once the van has gone
Built-in calls in Golden Triangle, Five Points, Virginia Village and Belcaro.
4.9/ 51,783 reviews
Water kept collecting under the crisper drawers of our brick ranch remodel. A blocked drain tube, not the new machine I feared. Twenty minutes, and honest advice about its age.
Halle P.Virginia Village
Our loft fridge held forty-eight degrees while the freezer drawer stayed hard. Turned out to be the fresh food evaporator fan, seized. He had the part in the van and the pull-down finished before he left.
Corliss B.Golden Triangle
Our built-in sits in an alcove with almost no clearance and had crept up to the mid fifties overnight. He found the condenser fan motor dead. Replaced, vacuumed the coil, back to temperature by lunch.
Iliana V.Belcaro
Two ways in, and nothing to fill in
Give us the model number and what the cabinet is holding. That is usually enough to know which circuit is at fault before anyone is dispatched — and which parts belong on the van.