Edgewater is a neighborhood of Miami, Florida, on the western shore of Biscayne Bay, just north of downtown and east of Wynwood. Biscayne Boulevard runs along its inland side, the Venetian Causeway sets off from here toward Miami Beach, and Margaret Pace Park gives residents a green strip on the water. Over the last two decades, glass condo towers have risen along the bay, while the side streets still hold small apartment buildings from the 1930s through the 1960s, some with the low, breezy lines of Miami Modern architecture. Most people here live in condos or rent apartments, and their kitchens range from compact galleys in older buildings to open plans with integrated refrigerators and induction cooktops in the new towers. 911 Appliance Services covers Edgewater, ZIP code 33137. Our dispatchers take calls all night as well as all day, sort out the symptom with you and send a technician.
Phone (786) 980-9422 the minute something stops working, or use the form on this page with your ZIP code. In Edgewater, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit.
Rather not call? Leave your name, phone and ZIP code — a dispatcher calls you back to set up the visit.
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integrated, counter-depth and compact refrigerators that lose cold or leak.
Read more →induction and smooth glass cooktops and compact electric ranges.
Read more →A voice on the line. No matter the hour, a dispatcher answers. Name the appliance and its maker and describe what you notice.
First aid for the kitchen. You get a short list of safe checks and tips to protect food or stop water.
Tower logistics. Building name, concierge procedure, service elevator booking, loading area and any certificate of insurance the association asks for; our technicians are insured and the paperwork can be arranged ahead.
Nothing replaced without a yes. The technician tests the parts the symptoms point to, shows you the failed one and repairs it when you agree, using genuine or OEM-approved parts. That work then sits under our warranty for up to 6 months, both parts and labor.
New bayfront towers. Integrated refrigerators behind cabinet panels, wine columns, induction cooktops and wall ovens, often from European makers.
Older low-rise buildings. Galley kitchens with compact refrigerators and electric ranges, sometimes on outlets that have seen decades of use.
Salt air. Balconies over the bay let salt and humidity drift indoors, where they reach coils, fans and electronic boards.
Rentals. Many apartments are rented, and appliances belong to the owner or the building.
Storms. Summer squalls and tropical systems bring outages and voltage spikes.
Living above the bay means salt and moisture find their way inside, especially when balcony doors stay open. Over months, that air corrodes the thin aluminum fins of a condenser, the shaft of a fan motor and the contacts on a control board. A refrigerator that hums louder, runs longer or warms slowly is showing the early signs. Keep the doors closed when the air conditioning is on, vacuum the grille every few months and wipe gaskets with mild soap so they stay pliable. When you call, mention that you are on the water; the technician will inspect for corrosion first.
On Edgewater's side streets, small apartment buildings from the middle of the twentieth century often have galley kitchens where the refrigerator, the range and the cabinets touch. Outlets in those kitchens can be worn, and water shutoffs can be stiff or hidden. Learn where the shutoff for your refrigerator is, keep a few inches of air above and behind the unit, and avoid plugging a refrigerator into an extension cord. The technician measures the power and checks the installation along with the parts, and will tell you if the issue belongs to the building.
If you rent, the refrigerator and the range most likely belong to the owner or the building, and many leases ask tenants to report breakdowns to management first. Send them a short note, then call us yourself or let them book. Whoever arranges the visit, the technician writes up one plain record of what failed, how it was confirmed and what was replaced, so the tenant and the owner see the same facts and nobody has to guess what the visit found.
We repair Bosch, Miele, Gaggenau, Liebherr, Thermador, Sub-Zero, Wolf and Fisher & Paykel, along with Samsung, LG, GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Haier and Avanti. The names show which appliances we work on; 911 Appliance Services is an independent company with no ties to any maker.
Integrated and European appliances are built to be serviced, and replacing one can mean new panels or a cabinet change. One failed part on a sound unit is nearly always worth fixing. A unit with a failed sealed system or heavy corrosion may be better replaced, and in a rental that call belongs to the owner. The technician lays out the readings and the options.
We serve all of Edgewater, ZIP code 33137: the bayfront towers, the buildings along Biscayne Boulevard and NE 4th Avenue, the side streets around Margaret Pace Park and the blocks near the Venetian Causeway. Nearby, we also serve Wynwood, Brickell, Miami Beach, Little Havana and the rest of Miami-Dade and Broward. In Georgia, see our Atlanta page.
Ring (786) 980-9422 at any hour, or send the form with your ZIP code and building, and a dispatcher will confirm the visit. Office: 1200 Brickell Ave, Suite 1950, Miami, FL 33131.
In Edgewater.
Arranged at booking.
On parts and labor.
Refrigerant only by EPA 608 certified staff; a family-owned business with 15+ years in appliance repair.
Yes, towers and low-rise buildings alike. The form checks your address, or call (786) 980-9422.
In Edgewater, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit.
Yes. Ask for it when booking and it will be sent ahead.
Salt air can corrode the condenser fan. The technician inspects it first.
Yes. The technician works through the grille where possible and protects the panels if they need to come off.
For up to 6 months, both the part we installed and the work to install it.
Yes. A dispatcher answers at every hour.
Neither. We are a private, family-owned repair company. In a fire, smoke or a medical crisis, call 911.