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Sub-Zero Repair Lexington, MA (781) 790-4760
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Towns · Arlington

Sub-Zero repair in Arlington

Arlington runs uphill from the Alewife flats to the Heights, and the refrigeration changes as you climb: condo conversions and rear kitchens at the bottom, larger single-family kitchens with full-height columns towards the top.

  1. One house, two kitchens

    A large share of Arlington housing is two-family, and a large share of that has been converted to condominiums. That means two independent kitchens stacked on one another, two sets of refrigeration, and a shared water supply that was never designed to feed two ice makers. When one unit reports slow ice and the other reports none, the fault is often in the plumbing before the appliance.

    Upstairs units add a stair run to every job. A full-height column coming down a turned staircase needs its doors off, and that is a decision made before the van is loaded, not on the landing.

  2. What the calls are actually about

    Ice and water lead here by a distance — inlet valves, saddle taps left over from an older install, and supply lines run through an unheated space. After that it is the ordinary four: defrost, fans, sensors and gaskets.

  3. The Heights is its own page

    The top of the hill has its own service-area page on this site, written around the slope, the short driveways and what they mean for getting a column out through the front of a house.

Reviews

From Arlington calls

5 out of 5 from 1133 reviews

  • Short driveway, steep back steps, and a full-height unit that had to come out. Two of them managed it without marking the door casing. A control board had failed after a storm outage and was swapped on the spot.

    Gerald O. · Arlington Heights

  • Cubes were coming off cloudy and half formed. He measured the fill volume and found the inlet valve barely opening. Swapped it, adjusted pressure at the stop, and the very next batch came out clear.

    Nathaniel G. · Belmont

  • February cold and the freezer drawer would not close flush. Ice had built up on the rear track from a blocked drain. Cleared, glides cleaned, drawer sits square again. In and out in about ninety minutes.

    Clifford J. · Arlington Heights

Book it

Two units, one water supply, no ice? Say so on the phone — it changes the diagnosis.

Flat $95 call-out, credited against an approved repair.

(781) 790-4760 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days Book