Services
Wolf appliances we repair
One manufacturer, a short list of appliance families, and a flat $129 diagnostic that comes off the bill if you go ahead with the repair.
What comes through most often
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Range and rangetop
Burners that will not light, a griddle that runs cold at one end, an oven that reads one temperature and holds another. Sealed burners, igniters, spark modules, valves and the electric oven side of a dual fuel range.
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Convection steam oven
A steam oven is a water system with an oven built around it, and its faults run in a fixed order — passages first, sensing second, the generator last. Caught early it is a clean; caught late it is a part.
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Built-in wall oven
Single and double built-in ovens, plus the warming drawer and speed oven that usually share the same cabinet run. Sensors, elements, hinges, seals and the convection fan that moves the heat.
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Cooktop and induction
Sealed gas burners that spark without lighting, induction zones that cut out under a pan, electric elements that never reach temperature. The cooktop is the appliance a coastal kitchen is hardest on.
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Hoods and ventilation
Wall hoods, island hoods, downdrafts and the in-line or remote blowers that serve them. Salt air kills blower bearings on the coast, and a tight house starves the hood no matter how big the motor is.
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Built-in coffee system
The most heavily cycled appliance in the kitchen, and the one with the tightest tolerances. Grinders, brew units, pumps, heaters and milk circuits, diagnosed in the cabinet the unit was built into.