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Simple repairs — a start relay, fan, defrost part or inlet valve — are often finished on the first visit once the fault is confirmed. Same-day appointments depend on the schedule, your location and the repair type, and calling early improves the chance. We never guarantee same-day service, but we will always offer the earliest slot we can honestly deliver and tell you how to protect your food in the meantime.

Not cooling is the most common problem we are called about in Cibolo, and the cause is usually airflow, a fan, a defrost fault or a control problem rather than a failed compressor. That is exactly why we diagnose the whole system before quoting any major part: the cheapest accurate fix starts with testing, not with assuming the most expensive component in the fridge has died.

Most repairs fall between $150 and $400 nationally, with an Angi-reported average of $275. Fans, defrost parts and thermostats typically run $100–$250, ice maker repairs $100–$300, a control board $200–$500, and a compressor $300–$800. You get an exact written price after diagnosis, before any work starts, and our diagnostic is one flat fee, confirmed before we dispatch.

Yes — garage units are some of our most common summer calls. An uninsulated Cibolo garage sits between 100°F and 130°F for weeks, so a second fridge works far harder than a kitchen unit and sheds heat poorly through dusty coils. We check coil condition, condenser fan health and temperature ratings, and we will tell you honestly if a standard fridge is simply the wrong tool for that space.

Use the 50% rule: repair usually makes sense if the fridge is under 10 years old and the repair costs less than half the price of a comparable replacement. Refrigerators typically last about 10–13 years. Sealed-system failures on certain LG and Samsung models are the exception that deserves a longer conversation, and our repair-or-replace guide works through the age and cost bands in detail before you decide.