Stone Mountain, Georgia, east of Atlanta, grew up around the granite dome that gives it its name: a small historic village beside the park, and miles of DeKalb and Gwinnett neighborhoods spreading out along Memorial Drive, Rockbridge Road and Highway 78. Many of these homes have stood for forty or fifty years and have seen several generations of appliances come and go. When a refrigerator, freezer, ice maker, wine cooler, oven, range or cooktop stops working in Stone Mountain, Appliance Repair Doctors come to the house, measure what the appliance is doing, find the part behind the fault and repair it.
Call (470) 570-7920 or fill in the form on this page with your ZIP code, the brand and what you are seeing. Doctors house calls in Stone Mountain can be set for the same or the next day.
Choose the appliance, then enter a 5-digit ZIP code to see if we come to your area.
refrigerators of every layout that lose cold, leak, ice up or start making new sounds.
chest freezers, uprights and freezer compartments that thaw, frost or never stop running.
built-in ice makers that quit, make small cubes or drip water.
wine and beverage coolers that drift above their setting.
gas and electric ovens that will not heat, run hot or cold, or show a code.
gas burners, coil and smooth tops, and induction surfaces.
Most of Stone Mountain's housing went up between the 1960s and the early 1990s: brick ranches, split-levels and two-story colonials on wooded lots, with newer subdivisions toward Snellville and Lithonia. That history shapes the repairs we make here.
Older kitchens, newer appliances. A lot of homes have a modern refrigerator or range set into a kitchen built decades ago. The appliance may be fine, but the outlet, the gas connector or the water line behind it is original. We look at those connections as part of the visit, because a weak supply can make a good appliance act broken.
Basements and carports. Split-level and basement homes often keep a second refrigerator or a chest freezer downstairs or in the carport. Damp basement air and the heat of a Georgia summer in a carport both shorten the life of fans, relays and defrost parts.
Heavy tree cover. The wooded lots that make these neighborhoods pleasant also bring falling limbs in storms and frequent power interruptions. Each outage and restart puts stress on compressor start parts and electronic controls.
Gas cooking. Many Stone Mountain kitchens still cook on gas. Igniters, burner valves and oven safety valves wear with age and use, and older ranges need careful checks of the gas connection before and after any repair.
Long-time owners. Families who have lived here for decades often prefer to keep a solid appliance going rather than replace it. We tell you honestly when that makes sense and when it does not.
History first. We ask what changed, when the trouble began, whether there was a storm or an outage, and what the display or the sound tells you.
Numbers, not guesses. We measure temperatures in each compartment, time an oven's preheat, check the temperature swing, and look at spark, flame or heat at every burner.
Component tests. Fans, defrost heaters and sensors, thermistors, water valves, igniters, elements, switches, relays and control boards are checked with a meter before anything is replaced. When the trouble is in the refrigerant circuit, the work goes to a technician who holds EPA 608 certification.
A clear explanation. You hear what failed, why, and what the repair involves, along with our view on whether it is worth doing.
Repair and recheck. Once you approve, we fit genuine or OEM-approved parts and run the appliance again to confirm it works. Our warranty covers the parts and labor for up to 6 months.
Because gas cooking is so common in Stone Mountain, we take extra care with it. On the cooktop we check each igniter and spark module, clean or clear clogged burner ports, and confirm the flame is steady and blue. In the oven we measure the current the igniter draws, because a weak igniter can glow and still fail to open the valve. We look at the flexible connector and the shutoff valve behind the range, and after the repair we check the connections again. If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call the gas utility first; we come once the line has been made safe.
A spare refrigerator in the basement or a chest freezer in the carport is part of many Stone Mountain households. These units often fail quietly, and the first sign is spoiled food. Put a simple thermometer inside and check it now and then, keep the area around the condenser clear, and vacuum the coil a couple of times a year. If the unit hums but does not cool, or cycles on and off every few minutes, call us before the food warms up.
We repair Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Maytag, Amana, Hotpoint, Samsung, LG, KitchenAid, Haier, Bosch and Electrolux, as well as Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador and Monogram. Appliance Repair Doctors is independent; these names tell you what we can repair and imply no tie to the companies that make them.
A refrigerator, freezer or range with one worn part is usually worth repairing, especially a well-built model from a reliable brand. An appliance with a failed sealed system, a rusted oven floor, a cracked cooktop or several problems at once may be better replaced. We give you the facts, and the decision stays with you.
We visit homes across Stone Mountain: Stone Mountain Village and the streets near the park, neighborhoods along Memorial Drive, Rockbridge Road, Hairston Road, Mountain Industrial Boulevard and Highway 78, and the communities toward Redan and Annistown Road. Nearby, we also serve Tucker, Lithonia, Snellville, Lilburn, Clarkston, Decatur and the rest of Metro Atlanta. The ZIP check in the form tells you right away whether your street is on our map.
Call (470) 570-7920 or describe the trouble in the form, in a sentence or two. We will set a time, examine the appliance and explain the repair before any work begins. Office: 4370 Peachtree Rd NE, Brookhaven, GA 30319.
Yes. We cover all of Stone Mountain and the surrounding parts of DeKalb and Gwinnett. The form checks your ZIP code, or you can call (470) 570-7920.
Doctors house calls in Stone Mountain can be set for the same or the next day, with the widest choice of times for morning bookings.
Usually the igniter. It can glow and still be too weak to open the gas valve. We measure it and replace it if it is out of range.
Often it is, if the problem is a fan, a relay or the defrost system. A failed compressor in an old freezer is usually not worth the repair, and we will say so.
In many cases, yes. Storms tend to damage start parts and control boards, which can be replaced without touching the compressor.
It covers both the replacement parts and the labor for a period of up to 6 months.
We make house calls Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. You can send the form at any time, and we call back during business hours.
No. We are an independent family business, not a branch of any appliance maker.
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