Costs · Kirkland
Sub-Zero Repair Costs in Kirkland: Six Price Bands
A price band is the published range a repair falls inside, set by which part failed and how far the cabinet has to come apart to reach it. Each band below links to the pages that explain the work in it, so you can see the likely range before anyone visits. Sub-Zero Repair Kirkland quotes the exact figure after the $89 diagnosis — (425) 699-2400.
Where a job lands inside its band is decided at the unit, not on the phone: the model, whether the machine has to come out of its opening, and whether one failed part took another with it.
The reason these figures are published at all, rather than quoted over the phone, is set out under why this site publishes its prices.
Service call The $89 visit covers coming out and diagnosing the fault in full, and all $89 comes back to you as a credit on any repair you go ahead with.
The visit and the decision $89 visit
Across several bands
Door gasket or seal replacement $290–$660
Door seals and drawer seals, including the corner that tears first
Evaporator or condenser fan motor $300–$690
The fan behind the freezer wall, or the one cooling the machine bay
Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor $300–$680
Heater, terminating thermostat or temperature sensor on the freezer coil
Ice maker, water valve or supply line $280–$820
Ice module, fill valve or the line feeding it
Electronic control board $440–$930
The board that reads the sensors and runs the fans, defrost and compressor
Compressor or sealed-system repair $1,500–$3,190
Compressor, leak, restriction or recharge — anything inside the refrigerant loop
Every range above is a published band of Sub-Zero Repair Kirkland, (425) 699-2400. Nothing is ordered or replaced until the figure for your unit has been agreed.
Field log
The figure agreed, then the work.
Owners who were given the band first and the repair second.
4.9 / 51,758 reviews
The door sucked itself shut so hard we had to wrestle it open, and then the cabinet ran warm. Stiff gasket, damper stuck open. Both replaced and the door rebalanced.
Ravi P.Houghton
Hollow, cloudy cubes falling apart in a glass. The harvest cycle was cutting out early — a weak water pump, not the module we had been quoted for elsewhere. Pump swapped, reservoir flushed, clear and solid now.
Chandler M.Totem Lake
Ice cream kept softening while the display insisted on zero. His own thermometer proved the cabinet six degrees warm, so the thermistor came out and he recalibrated. He ran an hour behind, my only gripe.
Yusuf B.Houghton
Next step
Say what the unit is doing. The band comes before the bill.
Have the model number from the rating plate and a line on what the unit is doing. The visit is $89, the fault is named and priced inside its published band, and nothing is replaced until you agree the figure.