Wynwood is a neighborhood of Miami, Florida, just north of downtown and west of Edgewater, between I-95 and the Florida East Coast railway corridor. For much of the twentieth century it was a district of warehouses, factories and garment shops. Today the walls of those buildings carry large, widely photographed murals, the Wynwood Walls draw visitors from everywhere, and galleries, studios, breweries and restaurants fill the old industrial blocks. People live here too: in new mid-rise apartment buildings, in lofts carved out of former warehouses, and in the older single-family homes and small apartment buildings on the residential streets at the neighborhood's edges. 911 Appliance Services covers Wynwood, ZIP code 33127. Our phone is staffed around the clock, and the dispatcher who answers helps pin down the problem and schedules a technician.
Call (786) 980-9422 whenever it suits you, or send the form on this page with your ZIP code. In Wynwood, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit.
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counter-depth, bottom-freezer and integrated refrigerators in apartments and lofts.
Read more →Phone or form. The line is answered day and night; the form works any time. Mention the appliance, the brand and what it is doing.
Quick guidance. The dispatcher suggests what is safe to check and how to keep food cold or water contained.
Building logistics. New apartment buildings often have a leasing office, a package room, a garage gate and service elevator rules. Street parking in Wynwood can be tight, especially on weekend evenings. Share what you know, and the visit is planned around it.
Your go-ahead first. The technician tests the parts the symptom points to, shows you which one failed and replaces it only once you agree, using genuine or OEM-approved parts. Parts and labor on that repair carry our warranty for up to 6 months.
New apartment buildings. Recent construction with stainless appliance packages, induction or glass cooktops and counter-depth refrigerators, often still young but already past their first warranty.
Warehouse lofts. Open kitchens along an exposed wall, with long electrical and water runs and appliances set into custom islands.
Older residential streets. Small block houses and duplexes with compact kitchens and older outlets.
Landlord-supplied appliances. Most renters use appliances that belong to the building, and the property manager needs to be in the loop.
Climate. Heat, humidity and summer storms, the same as everywhere in Miami.
Many new Wynwood apartments use counter-depth refrigerators pushed tight against the wall and boxed in by cabinets. They look clean and save floor space, but they need air in front of their lower grille and at least a small gap behind or above. If the refrigerator runs constantly and the sides feel warm, check that the grille is not blocked by a mat and that the unit was not pushed too far back. Vacuum the grille every few months. If that does not help, the technician tests the condenser fan, the start parts and the temperature sensors, and points out if installation is the cause.
In converted warehouse lofts, the kitchen is often far from the building's water and electrical risers. A refrigerator or ice maker at the end of a long, thin water line may get low pressure, which means slow dispensing and small, hollow ice. Long electrical runs can drop voltage under load. When you call, mention that you are in a loft conversion. The technician checks pressure at the valve and voltage at the outlet before deciding the appliance is at fault.
If your apartment's appliances belong to the building, let the leasing office or property manager know first; some buildings have their own maintenance staff and rules about outside technicians. If they ask you to book, or you book with their approval, the technician leaves a short written record for both of you: model, failed part, how it was confirmed and what was replaced.
On weekend evenings and during big art events, Wynwood's streets fill with visitors, and getting a service van close to a building can take time. If you live in the busiest blocks, ask the dispatcher for a weekday or a morning window, when parking is easier and the visit runs smoothly.
Wynwood kitchens hold Samsung, LG, GE, GE Profile, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Bosch, KitchenAid, Haier, Midea and Fisher & Paykel, with some Sub-Zero, Thermador and Miele. We use these names only to describe our work; 911 Appliance Services has no business relationship with any appliance maker.
Most appliances in Wynwood's newer buildings are young enough that a single failed part is well worth replacing. An older unit with a failed sealed system or several faults may be better replaced, and in a rental that decision belongs to the owner. The technician lays out what the tests found and what each option involves.
We work throughout Wynwood, ZIP code 33127: the arts district around the Wynwood Walls and NW 2nd Avenue, the apartment buildings along North Miami Avenue and NW 29th Street, the lofts in the former warehouses, and the residential streets to the west toward I-95 and north toward NW 36th Street. Nearby, we also serve Brickell, Little Havana, Miami Beach, Coral Gables and the rest of Miami-Dade and Broward. In Georgia, see our Atlanta page.
Call (786) 980-9422 any time, or send the form with your ZIP code and building name, and the dispatcher will confirm the visit. Office: 1200 Brickell Ave, Suite 1950, Miami, FL 33131.
In Wynwood.
Around building rules and parking.
For up to 6 months, labor and parts alike.
EPA 608 certified for refrigerant; family-owned, 15+ years in the trade.
Yes, all of it, including the arts district and the residential streets. The form confirms your address, or call (786) 980-9422.
In Wynwood, the dispatcher can book a same- or next-day visit.
Ask the leasing office first. If they approve an outside technician, we will coordinate with them.
It may be starved of air. The technician checks the grille, clearances and the condenser fan.
Usually overheating electronics or a blocked vent. The technician tests the fan, the boards and the sensors.
The installed parts and the labor of installing them, for up to 6 months.
Yes. The phone is staffed all night.
No. We are an independent, family-owned company. If someone is hurt or in danger, call 911.