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    Bay Area Refrigerators

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    I hired voltpulse to repair my refrigerator. Very professional, timely, and offered a reasonable price.

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    1 year ago

    Service for repairing my stovetop was excellent and service was professional. Job well done.

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    I have a dual GE Café gas oven/range, and the larger oven stopped working. I called Top Repair and…read morea tech came out to assess it -- turned out the igniter needed to be replaced. He didn't have the part on hand, so I paid for the part and the service call. He estimated 7-10 business days, but they got it in just 3, so my oven was back up and running in less than a week. After he installed the igniter, we ran a test on all the functions and discovered the convection wasn't working. He pulled the stove out, ran a diagnostic, and showed me that the control board was burnt out and not getting power. Replacing it would run $600, so I chose to hold off since the oven itself works fine and I rarely use the convection feature but I'll definitely be calling them back when I'm ready, because a new range runs about $4K and that's not a conversation I want to have right now. Total cost for the igniter repair was $300. The tech was knowledgeable, efficient, and got the job done without any drama. I highly recommend Top Repair they'll get you up and running again without breaking the bank, and the quality of work is top notch.

    I don't want to sound too over the top, but Top Repair is quite amazing. Calling a repair person…read morefor any kind of appliance issue can be daunting at best. It's usually something that you need right away, but you don't want to spend unnecessarily. Top Repair confidently walked me through the whole process. They have a very tightly organized customer service response, they use the technology well to respond to quote requests and information calls quickly. Then, for a standard fee, they will come and assess the issue, and then that whole fee goes toward paying for the repair if you choose to use them. The person who came out was the owner, Bagy (BAH-gee). He was amazing. Quickly understood the problem, quoted me the cost of parts and repair, ordered the part and came 2 days later and finished the job quickly. Very calm, cool, and direct about everything. Later, a further issue came up (something we both feared might happen) and he came and did another assessment, fixed some programming as part of the visit, gave me really good options and, if the problem persists, I can call him back, he knows what needs to be done and today's consultation fee still applies to the final job! These guys will not play with you. They will figure out the issue, get it fixed, and be done quickly and neatly. They're in my speed dial now. It's so nice to have someone that I can call regularly for a whole house full of issues.

    Metro Appliance Repair

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    Alex was great! He was obviously very knowledgeable about our Subzero wine fridge, and explained…read morethe pros/cons of the "bandaid" fix we asked for (that is, fill with freon) vs. a much more expensive permanent fix. Communication was very fast and service was prompt. We have used Alex several times for different appliance and he has always been great - straight shooter with a fair price. Definitely recommend.

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    4.6
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    UPDATE: Triton finally called me back and was able to issue the reimbursement for the compressor…read more Thanks to Mario for following up after my review and working to make it right. Appreciate it! My LG refrigerator died recently and I needed it repaired ASAP. Triton was able to come the soonest so I went with them. They came right away and fixed the problem- the fridge needed a new compressor. So far so good. The job ended up costing around $1350. $950 for the labor and $400 for the part. Super expensive I know but still cheaper than getting a new fridge. The problem was that the compressor was still under warranty and the repair man said that they could reimburse us for the part if we call LG to have them replace it after the fact. He assured me that this is common practice and he's done it several times before. Ok so I pay them, call LG, give them all the info they asked for and they say they will send Triton the new part in 3-4 weeks. A month goes by and I call Triton about the reimbursement. The guy says he needs to check with his warehouse or inventory manager or something to see if the part arrived and would call me back. I never heard back. I tried again the next week. Same thing- he needs to check with his inventory guy and will get back to me. No call back. I call again and you'll never guess what happened. Yes same story. And now I am writing this review because I'm starting to think I'm not getting that $400 back. Ugh. Still I can't give only 1 star bc they did fix it and they were courteous the whole time they were here. 2 stars it is.

    Had this company out to service our fridge's airflow system, and the ice maker stopped working…read moreafter their repair. They then upsold us on installing a new ice maker, which was more than the initial installation. First, they claimed the airflow system they worked on was completely unrelated to the ice maker (mechanically false). Once that was debunked by their own notes showing they adjusted the air ducts, they shifted tactics - claiming the ice maker was "nearing complete failure" during the initial visit. Conveniently, they never reported or documented this alleged "wear" until we disputed the subsequent breakdown. Lastly, they did no electrical testing or voltage checks were done to prove the part is dead. Unreliable diagnostics, changing stories, and after-the-fact reporting just to avoid accountability for an installation oversight. Save your money and call a company that uses actual data and stands by their written reports.

    Quality Appliance Repair San Francisco

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    4.8
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    Absolutely the best experience ever. Technicians are professional and communicative and most of all…read morefixes issues. I had an issue with my oven and previous service company gave up on after 4-5 different technicians visits. Sergey F. from Quality Appliance Repair not only fixed the issue but also explained every step of the way in plain English. Highly recommend this company.

    Do not go with this company…read more Across two recent service visits, this company's technician damaged our hardwood floor and later left our oven out of position. When I shared photographic evidence, management disputed what I had seen with my own eyes and resisted putting things right. Floor damage: During the first visit, the technician dropped the top panel of our range onto our hardwood floor, leaving two visible gouges. I saw it happen, as did a handyman working in the house. When I reported it the same day with photos, management deflected responsibility. First that nothing was dropped, then that the gouges were "older damage," then that a panel "brushed against a cabinet handle" with edges "physically impossible" to cause the marks. Three incompatible accounts. Only after I declined a $50 discount on a $322 bill did they waive the labor, while continuing to petulantly insist I was mistaken about what I had seen. Oven left out of position: On the follow-up visit, the technician failed to return the oven to its original position causing significant downstream issues. When I asked them to put it right, management again shirked responsibility. They claimed it had been put there because to go further back would be a gas-line "safety issue". They told me to hire PG&E or a plumber. The crazy part: this same company correctly placed this exact oven in 2022. The oven has sat in that position for ten years. They just didn't want to finish the job, so they made up a story. The pattern across both incidents: argue with the customer, cycle through contradictory and defensive explanations, resist taking ownership. EDIT: To see for yourself, read the owner's reply. He continues to deflect responsibility for the wood gouges they caused (a concerning pattern of telling the customer they are wrong), and doubling down on a fabricated issue regarding the gas line (if true, why wasn't it a problem for the same company 4 years ago?) Photos of their negligent work attached. Hire someone else.

    Bay Area Refrigerators - homeappliancerepair - Updated June 2026

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