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Independent Viking kitchen appliance repair · Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Mon–Fri 8–6 · Sat 9–4 +1 (904) 775-7957

Services

What we repair

One manufacturer, one product line. $80 flat diagnostic fee, credited toward the repair when you approve the work.

Hand tools spread on a marble counter beside a pro-style gas range with its burner caps lifted
One manufacturer, the whole kitchen: cooking, refrigeration, ventilation and the outdoor equipment.

Scope

What is not on this chart

A chart is only worth carrying if it marks the edges as well as the water. Ours stops at the kitchen door.

Everything listed above is a built-in Viking kitchen appliance: sealed-burner and induction cooking, wall ovens, built-in refrigeration and wine storage, dishwashers, extraction hoods, and the grills and refrigeration that sit in an outdoor kitchen.

These are off the chart, and you will be told so on the telephone rather than sold a visit: furnaces, boilers and heat pumps; air conditioning, air handlers and the condensing unit beside the house; the supply and return ducting that serves any of them; thermostats; water heaters; washers and dryers. Harbour Row Service is not a heating or air-conditioning contractor and does not hold itself out as one.

One line is worth drawing carefully, because the words overlap. The only duct we ever open is the one above a range hood, which carries cooking air out through the roof or the wall. It is not part of the system that cools the house, it does not connect to one, and a hood that has gone weak is a kitchen fault. If the air in the rest of the house is the problem, the right trade is an HVAC contractor, and we would rather point you at one than charge you $80 to find that out.

What it costs

What does a Viking repair cost in Ponte Vedra Beach?

Flat $80 diagnostic covering the visit and the full diagnostic sequence, credited toward the repair once you approve the work. After that the work falls into bands, and this is the whole book we quote from — parts and labour together, before tax. Nothing above $80 is charged until you have the written figure in your hand and have said yes to it.

Typical totals, Ponte Vedra Beach and the rest of St. Johns County. A firm number is written down after the diagnosis.
The work Typical total
Diagnostic visit, credited toward the repair $80
Igniter or burner assembly $200–$530
Oven thermostat or heating element $190–$550
Control board or touch panel $410–$1,000
Refrigeration fan or defrost system $250–$630
Dishwasher pump or control $240–$720
Compressor or sealed-system repair $890–$2,470

The spread inside a band is mostly the part, not the hour: the same fault on two machines can want a sensor or a whole assembly. Where a repair would land above $2,470 we say so before ordering anything, and we say it beside what a replacement would cost rather than leaving you to look it up. The full table and what the fee buys, and where a repair stops being worth doing.

Book a diagnostic visit

$80 flat diagnostic fee, credited toward the repair when you approve the work.

90 days on our labour, 365 days on the parts we supply. Genuine OEM parts.

Questions

Asked before the visit is booked

How much does a Viking repair cost?
The visit is $80 flat and comes off the invoice when you approve the repair. The work itself usually lands between $190 and $1,000 including parts and labour — igniter or burner assembly $200–$530, oven thermostat or heating element $190–$550, control board or touch panel $410–$1,000. The firm figure is written down after the diagnosis, never before it.
Do you work on other brands?
No. We service Viking appliances only. Staying with one manufacturer is how a technician builds real depth on a product line rather than a shallow familiarity with a dozen of them.
Do you repair heating or air conditioning?
No, and we will say so on the telephone rather than book a visit. This is a kitchen appliance shop: cooking, refrigeration, dishwashing, extraction and the outdoor kitchen. Furnaces, heat pumps, air handlers, condensing units, thermostats and the supply and return ducting that serves them are an HVAC contractor's trade. The only duct we ever open is the range hood's own extraction run, which takes cooking air out through the wall or the roof and is not joined to the system that cools the house.
Do you service outdoor kitchens?
Yes. Built-in grills and outdoor refrigeration are a large share of the work on this coast, and they fail differently from indoor equipment because the salt film that forms overnight stays wet until the sun reaches it.

Owner feedback

Owners across the whole line

4.2 out of 5 from 80 customer reviews. Each one below is a single visit, written by the person who paid for it. Read all 80.

  • Condensation was beading inside the glass and running down onto the lowest shelf. He replaced a door seal that had hardened at one corner and adjusted the catch so the door now pulls itself properly shut.

    Thomasina J.2026-07-31

  • Griddle section stayed lukewarm across one half. It turned out to be a cracked igniter module feeding that zone rather than the burner itself. The part came on a second trip and the plate heats evenly now.

    Sylvia B.2026-06-24

  • The remote blower up in the attic had begun to whine. He went into the roof space, found the bearing dry and the mounts gone hard, and changed both. The kitchen ceiling no longer hums when the hood runs.

    Perpetua L.2026-08-30