98011 Bothell Areas
Built-in Viking refrigeration in Queensborough
Quiet streets above the Sammamish River trail with large kitchens and built-in refrigeration.
Kitchens here
The larger kitchens up here often carry refrigeration set flush into the cabinet run. A flush unit depends on a clear ventilation grille and doors hanging true to cool and seal properly, so when one drifts warm those two are checked before anyone talks about the sealed system.
Bringing a flush column forward
A column is held to the cabinet at the top and at the sides, and its trim sits tight against the woodwork either side, so the fixings come out and the edges are protected before anything moves. Where there is an ice maker, the water line needs a shut-off that can be reached without emptying a cabinet — if yours is buried behind a false back, say so when you book and it is dealt with first rather than halfway through.
Repairs we carry out in Queensborough
- Range Repair Sealed burners, spark modules and simmer control on Viking pro-style gas and dual-fuel ranges.
- Refrigerator Repair Cooling loss, defrost faults and door-seal problems on built-in Viking refrigeration.
- Oven Repair Bake and broil element, igniter, thermostat and convection repairs on Viking wall and range ovens.
- Dishwasher Repair Drain, wash-arm, heater and leak diagnosis on Viking panel-ready dishwashers.
Refrigeration parts for a built-in
Evaporator fans, defrost components and door gaskets are ordered by model and serial, because a column door is not a standard size and a gasket cut for one cabinet will not seal another. The part is named and priced before it is ordered, and fitted on a second short visit at that figure.
Every part fitted is a genuine Viking replacement.
Bothell customers
What the calls sound like afterwards.
5.0 / 51,001 reviews
Our rangetop lost the spark on two burners after a dishwasher flood soaked the cabinet. He replaced the module and dried out the harness plugs instead of selling us a whole burner assembly.
Hollis K.QueensboroughJun 2026
Water seeped from the bottom of the door onto the floor after every load. A split gasket at one corner and a hinge that had sagged. He replaced the seal, reset the tension, mopped up after himself.
Leigh-Anne C.QueensboroughMay 2026
Door glass fogged over and the seal felt loose at the corners. He fitted a new gasket and reset the hinge tension, then probed the temperature hold for ten minutes before packing up.
Terrence D.QueensboroughApr 2026
A Viking appliance playing up in Queensborough?
Give us the model and a plain description of the fault. The phone call alone often points to the part before a visit is booked.
Crew out 8 am to 8 pm, every day; phone picked up around the clock