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What owners said after the visit

Rated 4.4 out of 5 across all 40 reviews published on this site.

Hand tools and a multimeter laid out in a line on a towel on a bare concrete floor, the power lead of the appliance trailing away to the left.
Every visit leaves a written record

Every entry below is one owner describing one visit: what the cabinet was doing, what was found once the panel came off, and how the call ended. They are published with a first name and a last initial, which is as much as anyone agreed to have sitting on a public page.

How to read the number

The 4.4 at the top is the plain arithmetic mean of the 40 reviews on this page. It is not carried over from anywhere else and it is not an average of a set you cannot see. If you would rather do the sum yourself, the stars fall like this:

  • 5 star 20
  • 4 star 16
  • 3 star 4

Nothing has been held back for reading badly. The four-star notes are mostly about a part that had to be ordered or a second visit; the three-star ones are about waiting, and about an appointment window that was wider than it should have been. Those are the entries worth reading first, because they describe what happens when a job does not run cleanly.

What a review here cannot tell you

It cannot tell you what your repair will cost. The $129 diagnostic is flat, and everything after it depends on what the readings find and is put in writing before any work starts. It also cannot tell you whether your cabinet is worth repairing — that is a readings-and-parts question, and it gets answered on the day, in your kitchen, with the model and serial plate in front of us.

Seawall Refrigeration works Sub-Zero refrigeration only, out of Jacksonville Beach and roughly 25 miles around it. If your fault sounds like one of the ones below, the number is on the contact page, and what we charge to look is on pricing.

Customer reviews

All 40 reviews, newest first

Nothing withheld. This is the entire set the average above is taken from.

4.44.4 out of 5 across all 40 reviews published on this site

  • 5 out of 5

    The 42-inch built-in ran without stopping and the milk was still going off. He found the door heater circuit stuck on and a gasket that had lost its magnet strip along the hinge side. Both sorted in one visit.

    Marguerite H.July 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    Our freezer column had frost forming on the back wall while the refrigerator column beside it was fine. He traced it to a defrost thermostat that was not closing, and left the readings written down for us.

    Devon P.July 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    He pulled the lower panel and the fin pack was matted grey with lint and salt dust. Cleaned it properly with a brush and a fin comb instead of a vacuum, and the machine compartment stopped running hot.

    Aurelio M.July 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    Ice was coming out cloudy and half formed. It turned out the fill tube heater had failed and water was freezing before it reached the mould. He flushed the supply line while the panel was already off.

    Priya N.June 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    The cabinet was pulling down to about fifty and no further. He gauged it, found a slow leak at a brazed joint near the evaporator, and was straight with us that it meant a bigger job than a board swap.

    Gareth W.June 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    The undercounter drawers in the island stopped holding below forty-five. He found the drawer gasket rolled at one corner and a fan blade caked with salt film. Cleaned, reseated, and steady ever since.

    Yolanda C.May 2026

  • 3 out of 5

    The lower zone of the wine cabinet was drifting warm. He identified a failed zone sensor on the first visit, but the part took a long time to arrive and we sat with the bottles moved out far longer than I liked.

    Bertrand K.May 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    The fresh food side was freezing lettuce on the top shelf while the bottom drawer sat warm. He found the air damper stuck open and explained why all the cold was going one way before he replaced it.

    Callista R.May 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    The integrated freezer column had a door that would not pull itself shut any more. He adjusted the hinge cams, replaced the closer spring, then tested the seal with a strip of paper all the way round.

    Thaddeus O.April 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    He photographed the coil before and after so I could see what one summer of onshore wind leaves on it. The compressor had been cycling short because of that, and it settled once the fin pack was clear.

    Rosalind E.April 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    The ice maker would make one batch then stop for a day. He found the ejector arm binding on a crust of scale and the inlet valve slow to open. He fitted a new valve and descaled the mould before leaving.

    Owen F.April 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    The freezer was building frost in sheets and the compressor never rested. He found a partial restriction in the capillary rather than a leak, and walked me through why the two look identical from outside.

    Anneliese B.March 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    The beverage unit under the counter had gone quiet and warm. Its control board had taken a hit during the last outage. He fitted a new board and told me plainly to put the circuit behind a surge device.

    Jarrod T.March 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    The wine cabinet was humming louder than it used to and the upper shelf sat two degrees warm. The fan motor bearings were dry and the filter was choked. He replaced the motor and the zones evened out.

    Marisela D.March 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    Water was pooling under the crisper every few days. He cleared a blocked drain trough and the frozen slug in the tube behind it, then showed me how to catch it coming back before it reaches the floor.

    Emeka A.February 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    Our refrigerator column kept sitting three degrees colder than the display claimed. He checked it against a calibrated probe, found a sensor drifting, swapped it and rechecked twice before packing up.

    Lucinda V.February 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    Two blocks from the water and the coil looked like felt. He cleaned it, then measured the fan draw and found the blade loaded enough to slow it down. A new blade went in and the cabinet holds now.

    Hollis G.January 2026

  • 3 out of 5

    He got the ice maker working again, but it took two visits and the second was a week out. The fix itself was sound and there was no charge for the return, though I had expected it done in one call.

    Ingrid S.January 2026

  • 4 out of 5

    The compressor was running hot and the freezer would not go below zero. He took readings on both sides, found the system undercharged, and was honest that hunting a leak in a beach house is slow work.

    Rutherford L.January 2026

  • 5 out of 5

    The undercounter unit at the pool bar had corroded terminals at the fan connector. He cleaned them back, fitted a new connector and coated the block. A small thing, but nobody before him had looked.

    Sabine Q.December 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    The wine storage in the garage was swinging with the weather outside. He explained that no cabinet holds in that ambient, confirmed the unit itself was working correctly, and did not sell me a repair.

    Cormac J.December 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    The built-in started clicking every few minutes and the interior light stayed dim. He found a start relay on its way out and replaced it before it took the compressor with it. Clear about why that mattered.

    Delphine U.November 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    The freezer column iced up around the top vent and the upper basket was frosted solid. He found the drain heater open circuit, fitted a new one, and cleared the ice by hand rather than rushing it out.

    Xavier Z.November 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    He cleaned the coil and then found the real fault, a rear panel rusted through enough to leak warm air into the machine compartment. He sealed it and told me exactly what to watch for on the next one.

    Perpetua I.November 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    Cubes were sticking together in one lump. He found the bin thermostat calling late for ice and a warm spot from a failed seal on the freezer door. He sorted both and left the bin cleaned out properly.

    Malachi Y.October 2025

  • 3 out of 5

    The diagnosis was thorough and the readings made sense, but the sealed system work needed parts that took weeks. He kept us posted throughout, though the first visit should have been clearer on the wait.

    Theodora X.October 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    Our undercounter refrigerator was tripping the breaker now and then. He found moisture tracking at the compressor terminal box after a wet spell, dried and cleaned and resealed it, and it has held since.

    Ignatius W.September 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    He arrived, listened to the noise the wine cabinet was making, and had the failed condenser fan named before he opened anything up. Replaced it, then watched the pull-down behaviour before he left.

    Beatrix N.September 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    The door alarm kept sounding with the door plainly shut. He found the reed switch in the frame corroded green from the salt in the air. A new switch went in, the contacts were protected, and it is quiet.

    Solomon E.September 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    The refrigerator column had a drawer that would not track and a temperature that wandered whenever it sat ajar. He rebuilt the runner, aligned the door, and set the cabinet back to its proper reading.

    Winifred A.August 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    He found the coil clean but the airflow into the machine compartment blocked by cabinetry added long after the unit went in. Fair explanation, a bit of trim taken out, and the running temperature dropped.

    Ephraim T.August 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    No ice for a week and the reservoir was dry. He traced it to a supply line pinched behind the cabinet when the floor was redone, and rerouted it properly instead of simply clearing the blockage.

    Clementine R.August 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    He gauged the system, found the charge correct, and said the fault was a stalled evaporator fan rather than anything sealed. A cheaper answer than I feared, and he showed me the readings that proved it.

    Ambrose P.July 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    The drawer unit outside was frosting on one side only. He found the air baffle broken at its pivot, fitted a new one, and cleared the drain that had silted up with sand blown in off the dunes.

    Georgiana M.July 2025

  • 3 out of 5

    The wine cabinet works again and the diagnosis was right. What frustrated me was how wide the appointment slot was and having to move the bottles twice, but the technician himself was straight with me.

    Fitzgerald K.June 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    Our built-in was sweating along the centre stile and mould was forming on the trim. He found the mullion heater not switching, replaced it, cleaned the trim back and explained the humidity side of it.

    Hyacinth B.June 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    The freezer column stopped holding overnight and everything softened. He found the defrost heater shorted to the drain pan and the board protecting itself. New heater, board tested, and it has held since.

    Leopold C.June 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    Salt had eaten the aluminium fins back to nothing in places. He was honest that cleaning would only buy time, and gave me the choice rather than making it for me. It was cleaned and we will watch it.

    Rosamund V.May 2025

  • 5 out of 5

    The ice tasted of the freezer. He found the water filter long past due and a crack in the fill cup letting air across it. Both replaced, the line flushed, and the first batch afterwards came out clean.

    Barnaby O.May 2025

  • 4 out of 5

    The cabinet was warm on both sides and the compressor silent. He confirmed it had seized rather than guessing at it, then laid out repair against replacement with the model and serial in front of us.

    Serafina L.May 2025

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90 days labor · 365 days parts
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