From the 1920s Tudors of Country Club to the built-in kitchens of Indian Hills and the ramblers around Southdale, Edina appliance repair with a meter, a named part, and one written price.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat 9am–3pm · Eden Prairie-based, no mileage charge inside 30 minutes
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Two roads carry us into Edina. I-494 east to Hwy 100 north drops us at Cahill and the Southdale ramblers, then on to 50th & France, Morningside and the Country Club district. The Crosstown, Hwy 62, takes us to Tracy Ave and Gleason Rd for Indian Hills, Rolling Green and the houses around Braemar. Because Edina spans a century of building, a single day can put a technician in a Country Club Tudor with a 1929 footprint at nine, a 1958 rambler off Pamela Park at eleven, and a 1990s estate kitchen with a 48-inch Wolf range after lunch. The truck is loaded for all three before it leaves Prairie Center Dr.
The old Tudors and colonials have kitchens rebuilt inside walls that were never square, with panel-front Sub-Zero and Miele units set to the sixteenth of an inch. The ramblers east of Hwy 100 have original laundry rooms in the basement and kitchens updated in the 1990s with Whirlpool and GE. The estates have everything built in. All of it runs on Edina’s municipal wells, hard water that a softener is expected to handle, and when a softener lapses the dishwasher and ice maker announce it within the month. The Southdale apartment stock adds a steady run of landlord calls, and Fairview Southdale keeps our early and late windows full of nurses and technicians who cannot be home midday.
| Appliance | The Edina pattern |
|---|---|
| Refrigerators | Panel-front Sub-Zero units with evaporator fan and defrost faults, French-door models warm on top, garage refrigerators quitting in January |
| Washers | Front-loaders leaking at the door boot, inlet valves slowed by scale, older top-loaders in Southdale ramblers that stop spinning |
| Dryers | Basement vents through 1950s block walls choked with lint, gas igniters failing, thermal fuses tripped by frost at the exit flap |
| Dishwashers | White film and scaled heaters after softener trouble, Bosch and Miele drain codes, panel-front doors whose latches stop registering |
| Ovens & ranges | Wolf, Thermador and Viking igniters, double wall ovens with a dead cavity, glass-top elements opening, F-codes on Whirlpool and KitchenAid |
| Ice makers | Fill valves narrowed by hard water, hollow cubes, door-mounted Samsung and LG units frosting shut, fill tubes frozen in garage units |
A built-in Sub-Zero in a Country Club kitchen runs warm in the refrigerator section while the freezer holds. The evaporator fan is stalled and draws no current on the meter. The fan is ordered, the return visit carries no second trip fee, and the written price handed over on the first visit is what the invoice shows.
An electric dryer in a 1958 rambler basement east of Hwy 100 takes two cycles. The exhaust runs through the block wall to a flap that has iced over, and the lint behind it has frozen solid. Airflow is nearly zero. We clear the run, replace the high-limit thermostat that cycled itself to death, and time a load.
A panel-front Bosch in Morningside will not start. The custom panel has added weight the door springs were never adjusted for, so the latch never fully seats and the microswitch never closes. We adjust the springs, test the latch switch, and the dishwasher runs a full cycle with no parts replaced.
A six-burner Wolf in Indian Hills has an oven that stalls at 300 degrees. The igniter glows but draws too few amps to open the valve fully. The part is on the truck for that model, and we time the oven to 350 and check every gas joint with a detector before writing the warranty.

Warm shelves · frost in the freezer · clicking · water under the crispers
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Won’t drain · won’t spin · leaks · door locked shut
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
No heat · two cycles a load · loud drum · burnt smell
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Won’t drain · cloudy glasses · not cleaning · won’t start
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
Dead burner · oven never gets hot · igniter clicks · F-code
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →
No ice · small hollow cubes · scaled fill valve · frozen fill tube
$99 diagnostic · folded into the repair →Yes. Sub-Zero, Wolf, Thermador, Viking, Miele, JennAir and Dacor are a large share of our Edina work, especially in Country Club, Indian Hills and Rolling Green. We service and repair these brands and carry common parts for them; ordered parts mean a return with no second trip fee. We do not claim any manufacturer authorization.
Early and late windows exist for exactly that reason. Tell us your shift when you book and we will hold a slot at the start or end of the day, six days a week. For apartments near Southdale we can also work with a building manager to host the visit while you are on the floor and text you the written price.
Edina draws from municipal wells, and the water is hard enough that softeners are standard. When one runs out of salt, film appears on dishwasher glasses, ice cubes shrink, and washer fills slow down. On every water-related call we check the softener bypass and brine tank first so you are not paying for a part when the fix is a bag of salt.
Yes, across the Southdale, Cahill and 50th & France rental stock. The tenant hosts the visit, the owner or manager receives the written price by text and approves it, and the invoice and written warranty are emailed the same day. The $99 diagnostic is folded into the approved repair; a declined repair costs $99 and nothing more.
Home base · ZIP 55344 · 55346 · 55347
Area page →8 min from the shop · ZIP 55305 · 55343 · 55345
Area page →8 min from the shop · ZIP 55317
Area page →12 min from the shop · ZIP 55343 · 55305
Area page →12 min from the shop · ZIP 55420 · 55431 · 55437 · 55438
Area page →15 min from the shop · ZIP 55416 · 55426
Area page →Call (763) 342-9995 or send the form. You get a callback with a real arrival window, and a text when the truck is on its way.
The technician tests the machine, names the failed part in plain words, and writes one flat price. The $99 is already inside it.
We stock the parts that actually fail in west-metro homes, so most jobs close the same visit; an ordered part comes back with no second trip fee.
Full test cycle before we pack up, a clean work area after, and a written warranty on the invoice.
12 minutes from the shop, no mileage charge. $99 diagnostic, one written number, written warranty.