Brands we service in North County San Diego

Sub-Zero and Wolf are the pairing these kitchens were designed around, one company building for cold and the other for heat, and where you find one you generally find the other across the room. Viking turns up as the professional range that has been cooking since the kitchen was new, and often as the refrigeration beside it. Thermador arrives with the most electronics of the four and the habit of naming a component on the display before anyone has tested it. Different equipment, one principle: all of it is built into cabinetry, and all of it is diagnosed there.

Plenty of properties out here hold more than one piece of this equipment, and rarely all of it in the same building. There is the built-in in the house, and then a freezer in the garage or the barn, an undercounter refrigerator in an outdoor kitchen, a wine cabinet in a room nobody air-conditions through a Fallbrook August. Those units live in ambient conditions the manufacturer never assumed, and they age faster for it. If there is a second one on the property, mention it when you book so the technician arrives expecting both.

Cove is the dishwasher in this family, built by the same group as Sub-Zero and Wolf, and it turns up in kitchens that were specified as a set. Beyond those four names we work on the Miele, Bosch, GE Monogram, Dacor and Gaggenau equipment that shares these cabinets. What the list has in common is not the badge on the door. It is that every one of them was installed as part of the room, which means it has to be diagnosed in the room, with the grille off and the readings taken at the component.