Hank's Crew Fixes Appliances in Marietta, GA

Where in Marietta We Show Up

We cover the whole Marietta map, not just the part near the interstate. That includes:

• Around Marietta Square — older homes on streets like Whitlock Avenue and Kennesaw Avenue, where kitchens have been remodeled more than once.
• East Cobb — the big neighborhoods off Johnson Ferry, Lower Roswell, Sandy Plains and Roswell Road, many with a second fridge out in the garage.
• West Marietta toward Kennesaw Mountain — newer subdivisions along Dallas Highway and Burnt Hickory Road.
• South Marietta and the Cobb Parkway corridor — apartments, townhomes and rentals near the Big Chicken, Dobbins and Austell Road.
• Powers Ferry and Delk Road — condos and townhomes close to I-75 and the river.

Marietta ZIP codes on our list: 30008, 30060, 30062, 30064, 30066, 30067 and 30068. Not sure about your street? Type your ZIP code into the form and you'll know in a second.

Marietta Kitchens, the Way My Crew Sees Them

After fifteen-plus years of service calls around Cobb County, patterns start to show.

The older homes near the Square often have kitchens squeezed into rooms that were never meant for a 36-inch French-door fridge. A snug fit leaves less air around the condenser, and that shows up as a fridge that runs warm on hot afternoons. Sometimes the fix is a part. Sometimes it's an inch of breathing room. We'll tell you which.

East Cobb houses built a few decades back have usually been through two or three rounds of appliances. Under one roof we find a newer Samsung in the kitchen, a twenty-year-old Kenmore upright in the garage and a wall oven left over from the first remodel. Each one has its own habits, and each one fails in its own way.

West Cobb and the newer builds lean toward gas ranges, double wall ovens and bottom-freezer refrigerators with ice in the door. Those are good appliances with more parts that can quit: door ice makers, touch controls, convection fans and variable-speed compressors.

Rentals and townhomes along Cobb Parkway keep it simple with top-freezer fridges and basic electric ranges, but they get hard daily use. A landlord needs a straight answer and a tenant needs a working fridge, ideally by tomorrow.

What Breaks in Marietta (and Why)

• The garage fridge dies in July. Cobb County summers push a closed garage far past what plenty of standard fridges were built for. The compressor runs nonstop, and a tired start relay or a dusty condenser finally throws in the towel.
• The garage freezer acts strange in January. In an unheated space, a hard freeze can fool a fridge-freezer combo. The thermostat feels cold air, stops calling for cooling, and the freezer side slowly thaws.
• Water on the kitchen floor. A clogged defrost drain or a cracked line to the ice maker. In older homes we sometimes trace it to a saddle valve on the water line that finally started to drip.
• The oven takes forever to preheat. On gas models, a weak igniter glows but can't pull enough current to open the valve. On electric ones, the bake element is on its way out.
• A burner that clicks and clicks. A boil-over or a wet sponge got under the knob, and the spark switch thinks you're still lighting it.
• The ice maker gives up. A frozen fill tube, a worn inlet valve or a filter that should have been swapped a year ago.
• A wine cooler drifting warm. The fan is wrapped in dust, or the unit is boxed into cabinetry with no room to vent.

What Hank's Crew Fixes in Marietta

A Mars Visit in Marietta, Start to Finish

First, the call. A person answers, day or night. Tell us the appliance, the brand and what it's doing, and we'll set a time window, usually same- or next-day anywhere in Marietta.

Then the diagnosis. The tech checks the basics first: power, gas, settings and airflow. After that come the parts that match your symptom. You hear what's wrong in plain English and what the fix involves, and nothing gets started until you say go.

Then the fix and the test. Genuine or OEM-approved parts go in, the appliance gets switched back on, and we watch it work: a fridge pulling its temperature down, an oven reaching heat, a burner lighting clean. Parts and labor carry a warranty of up to 6 months.

Old Square Houses and New West Cobb Builds

Marietta's age range is wider than most suburbs, and that changes how a repair goes.

In a house that has stood near the Square since the early 1900s, the kitchen may run on an older circuit, the floor may slope a little and the fridge cutout may be a tight custom fit. Before we blame a refrigerator for running warm, we look at what's around it. A fridge tipped forward won't seal its doors. A cabinet built tight over the top traps heat. An outlet shared with a microwave can trip right when you need it.

Newer West Cobb homes bring the opposite problem: lots of electronics. Touch panels, Wi-Fi modules, inverter compressors and dual ice makers all mean more to test. Error codes help, but they usually point to a circuit, not a specific part. We trace the whole path before anything gets ordered, so a loose connector doesn't get mistaken for a bad control board.

East Cobb sits somewhere in the middle. Plenty of homes there went through a kitchen remodel that added a built-in or panel-ready refrigerator. Those units are well worth repairing, and sliding one out without scratching the cabinets or the floor takes patience. We take it slow.

Hank's Straight Facts for Marietta

Here's what comes with every Mars visit in Marietta, written plainly:

1. Same- or next-day visits across most of Marietta and East Cobb.
2. A real person on the phone 24/7 to book you in.
3. EPA 608 certified technicians whenever a job touches refrigerant.
4. Background-checked, insured techs walking into your home.
5. Genuine or OEM-approved parts, matched to your model number.
6. Up to 6 months of warranty on parts and labor.
7. 15+ years in the trade as a family-owned company.

Brands in Marietta Kitchens

You'll find every badge somewhere in Marietta, and my techs have years of experience with most of them: Whirlpool, GE, GE Profile, GE Café, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Bosch, Electrolux, Amana and Haier, plus higher-end Sub-Zero, Viking, Thermador, Wolf, Jenn-Air, Monogram and Miele. Brand not listed? Call and ask.

Mars Appliance Repair is an independent shop with no ties to any of these manufacturers, and none of them endorse us. Their names are on this page only so you can see what we work on.

Nearby Cities Hank's Crew Covers

Marietta touches a lot of the places we work. Just over the line? These pages are for you:

• Smyrna — south, along Cobb Parkway and I-75
• Kennesaw — north, on the far side of the mountain
• Powder Springs — southwest of town
• Austell — south and west of Marietta
• Acworth — up I-75, past Kennesaw
• Roswell — across the line from East Cobb

The crew heads out to Marietta from 1945 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.

Get Hank's Crew to Your Marietta Kitchen

Call (470) 516-8711, where a real person answers 24/7, or fill in the form, and we'll lock in a same- or next-day visit in Marietta.