Freezer Repair — Same-Day Upright, Chest & Built-In Service

When a freezer runs but doesn’t stay cold enough, the issue is often a bad thermostat, defrost system failure, or weak compressor.
We start with a full diagnostic check to find the real cause and explain what needs to be done.
In most cases, we can repair it the same day using original parts so your food stays safe.

Frost usually means warm air is getting inside. The most common causes are a worn door seal, defrost heater issue, or clogged drain line.
Our technician checks each part during diagnosis, fixes what’s needed, and makes sure your freezer maintains the correct temperature again.

A clogged or frozen defrost drain is the most common reason. Melted frost has nowhere to go and ends up on your floor.
We’ll clear the drain, check for hidden ice buildup, and test your defrost system to make sure it won’t leak again.

We know you can’t wait when your freezer fails. That’s why we offer same-day or next-day appointments across Charleston, Summerville, Mount Pleasant, and nearby areas.
When you call early, we’ll do our best to have a technician at your home the same day.

We keep it simple. First, we perform a diagnostic check to find the problem. Then we explain what’s wrong, show you the solution, and provide a clear quote before starting.
Most freezer repairs are completed in one visit, and we’ll confirm proper temperatures before leaving.

Yes. We use original manufacturer parts only no cheap aftermarket replacements.
Every repair comes with a parts and labor warranty, so if anything related to the repair goes wrong, we’ll take care of it at no extra charge.

If your freezer is under 10–12 years old and the repair costs less than half the price of a new one, it’s almost always worth fixing.
We’ll always be honest if replacement makes more sense, we’ll tell you upfront instead of wasting your money.

Keep your freezer vents and coils clean, make sure the door seals tightly, and don’t overload it so air can circulate.
Check that the temperature stays near 0°F. If you notice strange noises, leaks, or frost returning, call us before it turns into a bigger repair.