East Boston
East Boston is largely early-1900s triple-deckers on Eagle Hill and Jeffries Point, with new harbourfront buildings along the water. Kitchen updates in the older stock keep the original room, so a 30-inch range has to fit an opening that was never sized for one.
What is different about working here.
Triple-deckers on Eagle Hill and Jeffries Point keep their original kitchen rooms through renovation, so a professional range has to fit an opening that predates it by a century. Stairs are narrow and turn at the landing, which decides whether an appliance is worked on where it stands. The harbourfront buildings are the opposite problem: newer, tighter, and everything goes through a service lift with a booking.
The four repairs, from this postcode.
What it is like to hire us
5.0
★★★★★
The light never came on and I had lived with it. A failed lamp socket, not the bulb. He spotted a loose ground strap while in there and fixed that too.
Alina W. · East Boston
★★★★★
Touch controls were locking themselves and ignoring us entirely. Moisture had crept under the glass edge from a kettle that vents sideways. He dried and resealed the perimeter and it has behaved since.
Iona P. · East Boston
★★★★★
Gas flame kept lifting off the cap on the largest burner. He found the wrong orifice fitted during a conversion years back. Correct one in, the flame sits down, and the scorching on pan bottoms has stopped.
Emeric G. · East Boston
A visit in East Boston.
Model number, what it is doing, and how the kitchen is reached. Most calls are half-diagnosed before anyone is dispatched.
Answered 24/7 · on site 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days · flat $95 service call, credited against an approved repair
