Viking Repair for Sixth Avenue Kitchens
| Place Sheet | Sixth Avenue |
|---|---|
| Where | City of Tacoma, the streets either side of the Sixth Avenue shops |
| Houses | Bungalows and other small older houses on the side streets |
| Fuel | Gas at the burners in most of these kitchens, though not all; we ask |
| Have ready | The address with its N or S prefix, and the range's model number |
| Visits | 8am–8pm, all seven days; phone line open 24/7 |
| Service call | $89, credited to the repair |
Bungalows off the Sixth Avenue business strip, with compact kitchens built around a 30 inch range and not much room either side.
Sixth Avenue is the street Tacoma’s addresses turn on. The avenue sets the North and South prefixes for the streets that cross it, and its business district, running roughly from State Street to Alder, is among the busiest in the city.
That is why the Have ready row starts with the prefix. A street keeps its name on both sides of the avenue, so an address without its N or S can send a technician six blocks the wrong way. Give the model number in the same breath and the parts are picked before anyone leaves.
Behind the shops, the Houses row is bungalows and other small, older houses. Their kitchens were drawn for a modest stove, and the room has rarely grown since: the Viking went in where the old range stood, with cabinets pressed close on either side.
A range wedged between two cabinet runs
That tight fit shapes the visit more than the fault does. A range held snug between two cabinet runs has to be walked forward a little at a time, the floor covered and the side panels kept clear of the cabinet faces, before anyone can reach what is behind it. It makes the job slower, not dearer. Nothing about access moves a repair into a different band.
The Fuel row is still asked, because a kitchen this size was sometimes converted to electric rather than rebuilt. Viking Repair Tacoma books Sixth Avenue visits on (206) 472-1140. The call-out is $89 on either side of the avenue, and it is taken off the repair once you give the go-ahead.
Where to read on from Sixth Avenue
The symptom this page touches is answered in full, once, on its own page: Igniter keeps clicking after the burner lights.
Every service, with its price bands · every symptom in the library
Written after the repair, not before it
A few of the notes people left about Viking visits from Viking Repair Tacoma.
5.0 / 5 1,228 reviews
The freezer drifted warm enough to soften ice cream, but nothing looked wrong. He logged readings across an hour and caught the defrost thermostat sticking. Replaced it, and the temperature has held.
Aurelia F. Northeast Tacoma
The latch would not hold and the door popped open mid-cycle. He showed me the worn catch and a bent striker plate, replaced the latch assembly and straightened the plate. Shuts with one push now.
Rosalind I. Northeast Tacoma
Kitchen is tight and the range had to come out to reach the manifold. He padded the floor first, replaced a leaking valve stem, and put it all back without a mark on the boards.
Rudy C. Proctor District
Tell us the model, or just take a slot
The $89 visit is credited back once you approve the repair, and you hear the figure before a panel comes off. Viking Repair Tacoma runs visits 8am to 8pm, Monday to Sunday; the line is picked up 24/7.