Appliance Repair in Kennesaw, GA
Kennesaw lies in north Cobb County at the foot of Kennesaw Mountain, with its historic depot downtown, the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History beside the tracks, and Kennesaw State University and Town Center on the southern side. Neighborhoods range from older homes near Main Street to the large subdivisions off Chastain Road, Barrett Parkway and Stilesboro Road, many built in the 1990s and 2000s. Moon Appliance Repair in Kennesaw, Georgia works out which part has failed, explains the fix without jargon and has your kitchen back in shape.
Give us a call at (470) 523-1606 or book through the form, and we will find a time for your Kennesaw address, often same- or next-day.
- Same- or next-day visits
- 6-month warranty
- EPA 608 certified
- Family-owned

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What We Repair in Kennesaw
Appliance Problems Kennesaw Homeowners Call About
- Cookies burned underneath, raw on top. An oven sensor or a bake element running out of control.
- A fridge that is cold at night but warm by late afternoon. The condenser cannot keep up as the kitchen warms, often because of dirty coils or a weak fan.
- The ice bin fills with a solid block. The freezer is running warm, or the water valve is leaking a little between cycles.
- A chest freezer in the garage that clicks and stays silent. The compressor start relay or overload is failing.
- Gas burners light with a loud whoosh. Ports are partly blocked, so gas builds before it catches.
- Water on the shelves of the fresh-food section. The defrost drain has clogged with food debris or ice.
- A smooth-top element that cycles too often. The element switch or a limiter is worn.
- The beverage center sweats on the outside. A door seal has a gap or the door is sagging.
- The fridge display is blank, but the light works. A control board or display board has lost power.
Subdivision Kitchens from the 1990s and 2000s
Many Kennesaw homes were built during the same twenty-year stretch, and their kitchens age on a similar schedule:
- The first refrigerator has often already been replaced, and the second one is now at the age where fans, defrost parts and ice makers start to wear.
- Electric smooth-top ranges from that era can lose a radiant element or a switch while the rest of the range is sound.
- Gas ranges need igniters, spark switches and burner caps refreshed.
- Garage refrigerators and freezers are common in Kennesaw, and Georgia heat makes them work harder than the kitchen unit.
A single failed part rarely means the appliance is finished. Most of these repairs keep the unit in service for years.
Kennesaw Areas and ZIP Codes We Cover
We schedule visits throughout Kennesaw, including:
- Downtown Kennesaw near the depot and Main Street.
- Neighborhoods off Chastain Road and near Kennesaw State University.
- Homes around Town Center and Barrett Parkway.
- Subdivisions along Stilesboro Road and near Kennesaw Mountain.
- North Kennesaw toward Acworth and Lake Allatoona.
ZIP codes: 30144 and 30152. Type your ZIP code into the booking form to see right away whether your home is in our coverage.

From First Call to Finished Repair
1. Tell us about it. Our phones are answered around the clock. Name the appliance, the brand and the symptom, and we will give you a time window, often same- or next-day, with evening and weekend slots available.
2. Diagnose first. The technician measures temperatures, checks gas or power, pulls any stored error codes and tests the parts tied to the problem. You learn what failed and what the repair involves before work goes ahead.
3. Repair and retest. We fit genuine or OEM-approved parts and run the appliance long enough to confirm the fix holds. Repairs in Kennesaw are warrantied for up to six months, including parts and labor.
What Kennesaw Gets With Moon
- Same- or next-day appointments across most of Kennesaw.
- More than 15 years of appliance repair work.
- EPA 608 certified technicians on refrigerant systems.
- Technicians who are insured and background-checked before entering your home.
- Genuine or OEM-approved parts on Kennesaw jobs.
- Coverage of up to six months for parts and labor.
Moon Appliance Repair is a family-owned business serving Kennesaw.
Repairs by Appliance
Refrigerators. Second-generation fridges in Kennesaw homes tend to need evaporator and condenser fans, defrost heaters and sensors, ice maker parts and door gaskets.
Freezers. Garage and chest freezers depend on a start relay, an overload, a thermostat and a clean condenser; each is a standard repair.
Ice makers. Leaking inlet valves, frozen fill tubes, clogged filters and worn ice maker modules are the parts we test first.
Wine coolers. Door seals, zone sensors, fans and controls keep a wine cooler steady; we test all of them.
Ovens. Temperature sensors, bake and broil elements, gas igniters and control boards are the parts we replace on ovens.
Ranges and cooktops. Radiant elements, element switches, limiters, igniters and spark modules cover the common range repairs.
Students, Rentals and Shared Fridges
Near Kennesaw State University, plenty of houses and townhomes are rented to students or shared by roommates. A refrigerator in a shared home is opened constantly, packed unevenly and rarely cleaned behind. Blocked vents inside, a door that does not quite close and coils full of dust are the usual results. Landlords and tenants can both book a visit; tell us who will be home to let the technician in, and we will explain the repair to whoever is there.
Brands We Fix in Kennesaw
GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, Kenmore, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, Electrolux, Bosch, Hotpoint and many others, including the second-generation appliances that replaced the original builder sets.
Brand names here simply tell you what we repair. Moon Appliance Repair is independent and has no affiliation with or endorsement from any manufacturer.
Staying Safe Until We Arrive
- Smell gas? Leave the house, then reach the gas utility or 911 from a safe distance. Do not use switches or flames.
- Do not use a burner that ignites with a whoosh or a pop until it has been checked.
- Switch off the breaker for an oven that will not stop heating.
- Keep fingers away from fans and coils at the back of a running fridge.
Before Your Kennesaw Appointment
- Photograph the model label, usually inside the fridge on a side wall or on the oven frame behind the door.
- Note any error code as it appears.
- Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed. USDA guidance puts safe cold time at about 4 hours for a closed fridge and about 48 hours for a full freezer.
- Make space around the appliance so it can be moved if needed.
Nearby Areas We Serve
- Appliance repair in Marietta, just south of Kennesaw
- Appliance repair in Smyrna, farther south in Cobb
- Appliance repair in Roswell, to the east
- Appliance repair in Alpharetta, northeast in Fulton
- The full list of our services: Moon Appliance Repair home page
Our office is at 8601 Dunwoody Place, Sandy Springs, GA 30350.
Book Appliance Repair in Kennesaw
Call (470) 523-1606 at any hour, or use the form and we will call back to arrange your Kennesaw visit.
Why Bakes Come Out Uneven
An oven that burns the bottom of a tray while the top stays pale usually has one of three problems. The temperature sensor at the back of the oven can drift, so the control thinks the oven is cooler than it is and keeps the bake element on. The bake element itself can develop a hot spot before it fails completely. And on gas ovens, a weak igniter can let the burner cycle unevenly. A simple test helps before the visit: set the oven to 350°F, place an oven thermometer in the center and read it after 20 minutes. Share that number with the technician; it narrows the diagnosis.
Kennesaw Appliance Repair FAQ
Yes, 30144 and 30152. Enter yours in the form or ask at (470) 523-1606.
A drifting temperature sensor, a failing bake element or, on gas ovens, a weak igniter. An oven thermometer reading helps narrow it down.
Usually. The start relay or overload is a frequent cause and is replaceable.
The freezer may be running warm, or the water valve is letting water through between cycles.
Often. Fans, defrost parts and ice maker components are routine repairs.
Same- or next-day appointments are typical, including evenings and weekends.
Up to six months, parts and labor both.
No. Moon Appliance Repair is independent and family-owned.
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