Marietta, Georgia, the seat of Cobb County, sits about twenty miles northwest of downtown Atlanta. Around the historic Marietta Square are Victorian and early twentieth-century homes; beyond them, decades of subdivisions spread toward East Cobb, Kennesaw Mountain and the Dallas Highway. With so many kitchens, appliance breakdowns happen every day. 911 Appliance Services runs an Atlanta dispatch line for Marietta homes: a dispatcher picks up, helps narrow down the problem and books a technician to your address.
Call (770) 407-8854, answered 24/7, or send the form on this page with your ZIP code. In Marietta, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit.
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wine and beverage coolers that lose their set temperature or start to rattle.
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Read more →A person answers. At any hour, a dispatcher takes the call. Tell us the appliance, the brand and model if you have them, and what it is doing.
Triage over the phone. A few questions often point toward the likely cause: airflow, defrost, a valve, an igniter, a control. We tell you what is safe to check yourself and how to protect food if the refrigerator is failing.
A clear arrival window. You get a window you can plan your day around, not a vague promise.
Diagnosis and repair at your home. The technician tests the suspected parts, explains what failed and repairs it once you approve. We use genuine or OEM-approved parts, and our warranty covers parts and labor for up to 6 months.
Historic houses near the Square. Older homes have kitchens that were updated many times. Water lines, shutoff valves and outlets behind a new refrigerator or range may be decades old, and they can cause leaks or power problems that look like appliance faults.
East Cobb and West Cobb subdivisions. Many of these homes were built from the 1970s to the 2000s and are on their second or third set of appliances. Fans, defrost parts, igniters and switches are the parts that wear out at this stage.
Basements and garages. Sloped Cobb County lots mean many basements, and many families keep a second refrigerator or chest freezer downstairs or in the garage. Heat in summer and cold snaps in winter both strain those units.
Thunderstorms. Summer storms come through fast and take power with them. When the power returns, the restart is a common moment for a compressor start relay or a control board to fail.
Heavy family use. Busy households open the refrigerator dozens of times a day and run the oven often. Door gaskets, dispenser parts and oven elements wear accordingly.
A second refrigerator or freezer in a Marietta basement or garage often holds the overflow from a busy kitchen, and it is easy to forget until something spoils. Keep a thermometer inside and check it during heat waves. Vacuum the condenser coil a couple of times a year, leave space around the unit so heat can escape, and plug it into a dedicated outlet rather than an extension cord. In a garage, a refrigerator rated for garage use handles Georgia's temperature swings better. If the unit clicks, runs nonstop or frosts heavily, call the dispatcher before the food is lost. Many of these failures come down to a start relay, a fan or a worn gasket, which are quick parts to replace once they have been tested and confirmed as the cause. Catching them early also protects the compressor, which is the expensive part to lose.
We repair Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, Electrolux, Haier and Amana, as well as Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador and Monogram in higher-end kitchens. 911 Appliance Services is an independent company, and brand names here only describe the appliances we fix.
When only one part has failed, repair is almost always the better value for a refrigerator, freezer, oven or range. An older basic appliance with a failed compressor, a rusted oven cavity or several problems at once may be better replaced. The technician explains the findings, and you decide.
We serve homes across Marietta: the historic Square and Church Street area, Whitlock Avenue, East Cobb along Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road, the neighborhoods off Powers Ferry Road, Sandy Plains Road, Dallas Highway and Burnt Hickory Road, and the streets near Kennesaw Mountain. Nearby, we also cover Kennesaw, Smyrna, Powder Springs, Acworth and the rest of our Atlanta service area. See our Atlanta page for the whole area; Florida homes are served from our main page.
Call (770) 407-8854 at any hour, or send the form with your ZIP code, and a dispatcher will set up your visit. Office: 1201 Peachtree St NE, Suite 2000, Atlanta, GA 30361.
On the Atlanta line.
Before the technician drives out.
In Marietta.
On parts and labor for as long as 6 months.
Refrigerant work goes to those with EPA 608 certification.
With 15+ years in appliance repair.
We serve the whole city and the surrounding parts of Cobb County. Put your ZIP code in the form, or give the dispatcher your address at (770) 407-8854.
In Marietta, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit; morning calls leave the most time slots open.
Usually, yes. The restart after an outage often damages a start relay or a control board, and both can be replaced.
Yes. We repair second refrigerators and chest freezers wherever they live, and we tell you if the location is wearing them out.
It can. Old water lines, valves and outlets sometimes cause leaks or power trouble. The technician checks them when the symptoms point that way.
Every part we fit and the work to fit it, for a period of up to 6 months.
Yes. The Atlanta dispatch line is answered 24/7, and the dispatcher books the earliest available visit.
No to both. 911 Appliance Services is an independent, family-owned repair company, and the name has no connection to public safety. For any life-threatening situation, dial 911.