Viking Repair Kirkland · WA
Visits 8am–8pm, every day · phone 24/7 (425) 629-0033
Coverage · 98034

Who repairs Viking appliances on Finn Hill?

Viking Repair Kirkland does, across Finn Hill (98034), with refrigeration first: built-ins, columns and the second refrigerator in the garage, then ranges, ovens and dishwashers. Call (425) 629-0033. The $89 visit covers the diagnosis and is taken off the repair, with visits from 8am to 8pm every day.

Built-in refrigerator compartment standing empty with its door swung open, adjustable shelf rails on the side wall and a vent grille low on the back wall, set in cream cabinetry beside a speckled worktop

What is different about a Finn Hill call?

Often it is the second refrigerator. Where a house keeps one in the garage, it lives in a room that runs colder in January and warmer in August than most refrigerators are designed for. The use and care guide for your model says which room temperatures it expects, and a unit working outside that range can look faulty when it is not.

Finn Hill joined Kirkland in the 2011 annexation, but much of it still gets its water and sewer from Northshore Utility District rather than the city. If an ice maker or water dispenser line leaks, the shutoff and any question about the supply are the district’s, not the city’s.

What should you do when the power comes back?

Keep both doors shut while it is off. Once it is back, give a full refrigerator a day to pull down before judging it. If one compartment stays warm after that, or the unit clicks and will not start, leave it switched off at the breaker and book the visit rather than cycling the power again.

What turns up here?

  • Second refrigerators and freezers in garages, exposed to winter cold and summer heat
  • Built-ins set into panelled openings during a remodel, which have to come out cleanly
  • Units that will not settle back to temperature after the power has been off

Which job is it likely to be?

What a Finn Hill call usually turns into. Viking Repair Kirkland, (425) 629-0033.
What you seeThe job behind it
Fresh-food side warm, freezer still frozenEvaporator fan or defrost fault
Ice building up behind a panel, water under the drawersDefrost heater, thermostat or blocked drain
Display blank, erratic readings, nothing respondsControl board or touch panel
Runs all the time, both sides warming, fans turningCompressor or a refrigerant leak — confirmed before it is quoted
Reviews

What did Kirkland owners say once it was fixed?

5.0 / 51,767 ratings

  • The back burner had been dead for a month and the last outfit wanted to replace the whole spark module. It was a cracked igniter and a blocked port. Cleaned, tested, lit first time, and he showed me why it had happened.

    Marguerite H.Moss Bay · Apr 2026

  • The second unit in the garage warmed up whenever the weather did. He explained the ambient limit honestly instead of selling me parts, then replaced a torn door gasket while he was here.

    Harriet W.Bridle Trails · Jul 2025

  • Preheat was taking forty minutes and then beeping ready far too early. He found a tired sensor and a convection fan turning slowly. Both replaced, and it holds temperature through a long roast.

    Tova N.Totem Lake · Jun 2026

Book a visit

Ready to have it looked at?

Give the model number and one sentence on what it is doing. The visit is $89 for the trip and the diagnosis, and it is taken off the repair when you approve the work.

Visits 8am–8pm, every day · phone answered 24/7

Undercounter refrigerator fitted into light oak cabinetry with its door open on an empty compartment, shelf supports on both walls, a vent low on the back wall and a slotted toe-kick grille