Built-in refrigeration
Thermador column runs warm and never cycles off
Column refrigerators, freezer columns and built-in French door units — sealed system, defrost, ice production and door seal work.
Repairs
We service Thermador equipment and nothing else. That is the whole business.
Built-in refrigeration
Column refrigerators, freezer columns and built-in French door units — sealed system, defrost, ice production and door seal work.
Ovens, ranges and steam ovens
Wall ovens, dual-fuel and all-gas ranges, steam and speed ovens — ignition, element, control and door hardware faults.
Cooktops and rangetops
Gas rangetops, induction and electric cooktops — ignition faults, simmer control, cracked glass and unresponsive touch panels.
Ventilation and hoods
Wall and island hoods, custom inserts, downdraft units and remote blowers — noise, weak extraction, lighting and control faults.
Dishwashers
Panel-ready built-in dishwashers — drainage, fill, heating, spray arm and filter faults, door latch, hinge tension and control problems.
Wine and under-counter refrigeration
Wine preservation columns, under-counter refrigerator and freezer drawers, and beverage units in islands and outdoor kitchens.
Six sheets, and no seventh. Kitchen appliances are the whole of it. We do not install, service or replace heating systems, furnaces, heat pumps, air handlers, central or room air conditioning, or the ductwork that carries conditioned air through a house — that is a different trade with a different licence, and a call about it gets a name rather than a visit from us.
It is worth saying because the words overlap. We measure airflow, we open ducts, we talk about make-up air and we watch a condenser fight an air-conditioned room — all of that is kitchen work, and all of it stops at the hood cap on the outside wall. A furnace, an air handler or a heat pump belongs to the trade that installed it.
The whole book
Every band we work to, on one page, before anybody picks up the telephone. A repair sheet shows the rows that belong to its own fault; this is all of them.
| What was actually wrong | Parts and labour, fitted |
|---|---|
| The visit and the diagnosis | $80 flat |
| Igniter, spark module or surface element | $190–$500 |
| Oven thermostat or temperature sensor | $190–$520 |
| Bake or broil element | $190–$590 |
| Convection fan or motor | $260–$690 |
| Control board or touch panel | $420–$1,020 |
| Door hinge, glass or seal | $190–$640 |
| Refrigeration column sealed system | $870–$2,290 |
The $80 buys the visit and the diagnostic sequence, and it comes off the bill the moment you approve the work. Every row below is a range because what a part costs turns on which production revision is sitting in your cabinetry, and nobody knows that until the rating plate has been read.
| Buying the equivalent instead | Appliance only |
|---|---|
| Wall oven, the usual repair-or-replace comparison | $4,200–$9,500 |
| Professional rangetop or range | $5,500–$14,500 |
A comparable Thermador wall oven, rangetop or column, appliance only — before delivery, installation or cabinetry. National appliance pricing, not Florida labour.
Before you choose a page
No, and that is the whole shape of the business. One line means Thermador door seals, hinge hardware, thermistors and control components ride on the van instead of a thin spread across five makes. If you have another make we will say so on the phone rather than take the diagnostic fee.
The one that matches the appliance rather than the symptom. A cabinet that will not hold temperature, an oven that reads cold and a hood that has stopped clearing steam are three different sheets, and each one sets out how that fault is actually diagnosed before anything is replaced.
No, and not on a good day either. Kitchen appliances are the whole of it. We do not install, service or replace heating systems, furnaces, heat pumps, air handlers, central or room air conditioning, or the ductwork that carries conditioned air through a house — that is a different trade with a different licence, and a call about it gets a name rather than a visit from us. The six sheets on this page are the whole book: built-in refrigeration, wine and under-counter cabinets, wall ovens, ranges and steam ovens, cooktops and rangetops, dishwashers, and kitchen ventilation. Everything on that list is fitted into kitchen cabinetry and serviced where it stands.
Yes, and the table on this page is the whole of it. Every repair sheet carries the rows its own fault falls into, the flat diagnostic is the same whichever one you need, and the exact number reaches you on paper once the fault has been measured in your kitchen.
Across the whole book
4.2 out of 5, across 74 customer reviews. What is printed below is one kitchen, one call and one invoice at a time, set down by the owner who settled it.
Glasses were coming out gritty and the lower spray arm barely turned. He stripped the sump, pulled out a build-up of scale and glass fragments, fitted a new arm bearing, and ran a full cycle to prove it.
Magdalena I.
The wall oven door had begun swinging shut on its own from half open. He replaced both hinge springs and reset the tension so it stays where you leave it. Simple enough, but it took a second appointment to get there.
Corbin H.
The hood had started rattling at top speed and smelling hot. He found the blower wheel out of balance with grease on one side only, cleaned and rebalanced it, then checked the duct run back into the wall.
Verity Y.
A flat $80 diagnostic covers the visit and the diagnosis. It is credited toward the repair if you go ahead with the work.
You get a written estimate before any part is ordered or any labor begins. Nothing is opened up on a maybe. Labor is warranted 90 days. Genuine OEM parts are warranted 365 days from the date of installation.
