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Ice Maker Repair in Gastonia, NC
Ice makers not producing ice, making small or hollow cubes, or leaking into the freezer. Upfront pricing, same-day scheduling in most cases, and a written warranty on every repair.
Ice makers not producing ice, making small or hollow cubes, or leaking into the freezer. Upfront pricing, same-day scheduling in most cases, and a written warranty on every repair.
Most calls for ice maker repair in Gastonia start with an ice maker that's stopped producing ice altogether, one making small or hollow cubes, or a unit that's jamming and overflowing into the freezer bin. Some of these are quick fixes, others point to a failed component that needs replacing. Either way, our technicians run a full diagnostic before quoting anything.
We carry the parts most commonly needed for this repair on the truck, which is why the large majority of ice maker repair calls in Gaston County are completed in a single visit.
Not every appliance issue needs a technician. Before scheduling, it's worth confirming the basics: that the unit is fully plugged in and the outlet has power, that no breaker has tripped at the panel, and that any door, lid, or latch involved is closing all the way.
While you wait: If you smell burning, see sparking, or notice a scorched outlet, unplug the unit or shut it off at the breaker before we arrive.
Our technicians carry factory training on LG, Whirlpool, GE, and KitchenAid units, and every truck is stocked with the parts those brands need most for ice maker repair.
We test the appliance under real operating conditions, not just a visual check, to confirm what's actually failing.
We rule out the cheap, common causes first before assuming a major component has failed.
You see the full price, parts and labor, and approve it before any repair work begins.
We complete the repair, then run the appliance through a real cycle before we consider the job done.
Low or no ice production usually traces back to a frozen or clogged water line, a failing inlet valve, or a worn ice-maker module, we check all three.
We test water pressure and line temperature at the fridge, since a lot of 'broken' ice makers are actually a supply-line problem, not the appliance itself.
Built-in and door-mounted ice makers on major refrigerator brands are both in our regular service mix.
A leaking ice maker gets a full seal and fill-tube inspection, since a small drip left alone can warp a freezer floor over time.
A $79 diagnostic fee applies and is waived once you approve the quoted repair.
| Repair type | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Ice Maker Repair | $100–$320 |
We service GE and KitchenAid just as often as LG and Whirlpool, and most major residential brands beyond that.
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“Water dispenser on the fridge stopped working right before guests arrived. Fixed same day, no fuss.”
“Fridge stopped cooling overnight. Called at 8am and a technician was here by noon with the part already on the truck. Groceries saved.”
“Upfront about the price before touching anything. No surprise charges on the invoice.”
Most ice maker repair jobs run $100–$320 including parts and labor, after a $79 diagnostic that's waived when you approve the repair.
In most cases, yes. Call before early afternoon on a weekday and we can typically schedule a technician before end of day, parts permitting.
Yes. We regularly service LG, Whirlpool, and every other major residential brand.
Every completed repair includes a written parts-and-labor warranty, minimum 90 days.
Call now for same-day scheduling in most cases, with an upfront quote before any work begins.
Call (704) 270-4863