Freezer Repair in Barrie

When your freezer stops staying cold, it doesn’t take long for it to turn into a messy, stressful situation. That’s why our Barrie freezer repair technicians arrive prepared, with the parts, tools, and experience needed to get your freezer stable again as quickly as possible.

• Same-day repairs
• Fully certified technicians
• Warranty on all repairs

Fixing the Most Common Freezer Issues

One day your unit is rock solid, the next day you’re dealing with ice sheets, puddles, or food that’s suddenly soft around the edges. Our expert appliance repair team has worked on every type of freezer problem, and we always focus on fixing it right the first time, not some fast patch job.

Here’s some problems we’ve solved during our freezer repair services:

Ice Buildup

When frost starts taking over shelves or forming thick layers along the back wall, it usually points to airflow issues. The evaporator coils are responsible for pulling heat out of the freezer, and when they can’t defrost properly, moisture freezes onto them instead of draining away. A failing defrost heater, a stuck thermostat, or a blocked air channel can all cause this.

Leaky Water

Water on the floor almost always traces back to a clogged defrost drain, the small channel that carries melted frost into a pan near the compressor. When it’s blocked with ice or debris, water backs up and overflows. Sometimes the issue comes from a cracked drain pan or a failing water valve (especially on units with ice makers).

Freezer Not Cold Enough

If food isn’t freezing properly, the freezer’s heat-removal system isn’t doing its job. The compressor is the heart of the system, pushing refrigerant through the coils. The condenser fan helps release the heat that’s pulled out, and the evaporator fan circulates the cold air inside the compartment. If any of these parts start slacking, the freezer can’t keep everything cold.

Ice Maker Not Working

An ice maker has several moving parts, and one small failure can stop the whole process. A faulty water inlet valve can cut off the water supply, a dirty filter can slow the fill rate, and a worn-out ice maker motor can prevent the cubes from ejecting.

Strange Noises

Banging, whirring, or high-pitched humming usually comes from fans or motors. The evaporator fan can hit frost buildup, producing a loud knocking sound, while the condenser fan can cause rattling if its bearings are wearing out. The compressor also has its own distinct noises when it’s under strain.

Freezer Not Turning On

When a freezer is completely dead, this usually points to an electrical issue. A failed start relay, a worn temperature control board, or even a shorted compressor can keep the unit from powering up.

Why Homeowners Trust Us

Choosing the right freezer repair team matters because modern freezers rely on complex parts like sealed systems, sensors, and more, all of which need proper diagnostics. Our technicians focus on accurate troubleshooting, long-lasting repairs, and clear communication, all while fixing it within the same-day.

Here’s what sets us apart:

Transparent Pricing

Before we start fixing, you’ll know exactly what the repair involves and what it will cost. No hidden fees, just clear, upfront pricing.

Fully Stocked Parts

Our vans are packed with the parts we use most often, allowing us to diagnose and fix your unit properly within the first visit!

Local Experts in All Brands

We know that each brand is different with their own ways of designing products. Our team of Barrie techs have experience with all major brands, and know what are the common failures of each.

Contact us today by calling (705) 481-1565, and let us get rid of your freezer troubles!

Types of Freezers We Repair

Freezers come in all kinds of designs, and each one behaves a little differently when something goes wrong. A chest freezer used for bulk storage has a totally different cooling pattern than a built-in model with sensors and electronics running everything. Our team is fully trained to handle all types of freezers, so no matter what you have, we’ll be able to help.

Here are some of the freezer types we repair:

• Upright Freezers
• Chest Freezers
• Built-In & Integrated Freezers
• Drawer Freezers
• Fridge/Freezer Combos
• Ice-Focused Freezers & Models With Ice Makers
• And more

 

Brands We Service

We repair all major freezer brands, including:

• LG
• Samsung
• Panasonic
• GE Appliances
• Whirlpool
• Maytag
• KitchenAid
• Frigidaire
• Bosch
• Sharp
• Kenmore
• JennAir
• Amana
• Haier
• And many others

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Should I get my freezer repaired or replaced?

If your freezer is relatively new and the issue is isolated, like a broken thermostat, fan, or door seal, repairing it is usually faster and more cost-effective. Older units with multiple failing components might be better replaced, especially if energy efficiency and reliability are concerns.

2. Do your repairs come with a warranty?

Absolutely. All our work is covered for both parts and labour.

3. Why is there a smell from my freezer?

Odors usually come from spoiled food trapped in corners, leaks, or even mold buildup in hidden drain channels. Sometimes a failing gasket or door seal allows warm air in, causing moisture that leads to smells. Cleaning alone can help, but if it still stinks, you might need to get it professionally assessed.

4. How long does a typical Freezer repair take?

Most repairs take about 1–2 hours, depending on the issue and part availability.

5. How long does a freezer last without power?

Most full freezers can keep food safely frozen for about 24-48 hours if unopened, depending on the size and insulation. Chest freezers tend to last longer than upright models.