Hank's Crew Fixes Appliances in Snellville, GA

Snellville Areas on Our Map

• Along US 78 — homes, townhomes and shopping around City Hall and the center of town.
• Scenic Highway — subdivisions along GA 124, heading north toward Lawrenceville.
• Ronald Reagan Parkway — neighborhoods on the northwest side.
• Centerville Highway and Lenora Church Road — family subdivisions in 30039 on the south side.
• Annistown Road — homes stretching southwest toward Stone Mountain.
• Around Briscoe Park — the streets near T.W. Briscoe Park.

Snellville ZIP codes: 30039 and 30078. Pop yours into the form, and you'll know in a moment.

What Hank's Crew Fixes in Snellville

Selling or Buying a Snellville Home? Read the Appliance Notes

A home inspection report can turn up appliance problems the owners stopped noticing years ago. If you're selling or buying in Snellville, these are the items inspectors tend to write up:

• An oven that doesn't reach temperature. Inspectors often set the oven to bake and check it with a thermometer.
• A burner that won't light or heat. Every burner gets a quick test.
• A missing anti-tip bracket. The range tips forward when weight goes on the open door.
• A refrigerator that isn't cold enough, or an ice maker and dispenser that don't work.
• Water stains or leaks under the fridge.

The good news: most of these are routine fixes. For sellers, repairing them before listing removes easy reasons for a buyer to push back. For buyers, a repair can be part of the negotiation, and an appliance that works on closing day is one less thing to deal with after moving in. Tell us when you book that the visit is for an inspection item, and send a photo of the report line if you have one.

A Gas Burner That Won't Stop Clicking

You turn a burner on, it lights, and the clicking keeps going. Or you turn everything off and one burner still clicks. Here's what's behind it:

• Moisture. A boil-over or a fresh wipe-down can leave water around the igniter or inside the switch behind the knob. The spark system reads it as a call for ignition and keeps sparking.
• A burner cap out of place. If the cap isn't seated flat, the flame doesn't settle where the sensor expects it.
• A dirty or cracked igniter. Grease buildup or a crack in the white ceramic changes how the spark behaves.
• A failed spark switch or module. If the clicking continues after everything is dry and clean, a switch or the spark module has worn out.

Start with the simple fixes. Turn the burners off, unplug the range or switch off its breaker, and let the cooktop dry for several hours. Clean around the igniters with a dry toothbrush, then reseat the caps. If the clicking comes back once you restore power, call us.

Where the Model Tag Hides

Before almost any repair, the first thing a tech needs is the model number. Finding it ahead of time speeds up the visit. Here's where to look:

• Refrigerators: inside the fresh-food section, on a side wall, near the top, or under the crisper drawers. On some built-ins, it's behind the top grille.
• Freezers: on the inside wall or the back of a chest freezer, or inside the door frame of an upright.
• Ranges: behind the storage drawer, on the frame when the oven door is open, or on the back of the range.
• Wall ovens: on the frame around the oven opening, visible with the door open.
• Wine coolers: on an inside side wall, on the back, or under the bottom shelf.

Snap a photo of the tag with your phone and send it when you book.

Upright Freezers: Self-Defrosting or Manual?

Plenty of Snellville households run an upright freezer in the garage or the laundry room. Knowing which kind you have explains a lot of what it does:

Self-defrosting models melt their own frost a few times a day with a heater, then drain the water away. If frost builds up on the inside walls, the heater, the defrost timer or control, or the drain has failed.

Manual-defrost models have no defrost heater. Frost is normal, and you defrost them yourself once it builds to about a quarter inch. They hold temperature very steadily, and frozen food tends to keep its quality well in them.

A self-defrosting freezer that suddenly frosts up needs a repair. A manual freezer with heavy frost just needs to be defrosted.

A Glass-Top Element That Won't Turn Off

If a radiant element on a smooth cooktop stays red after you turn its knob to Off, treat it as urgent. Switch off the range at the breaker, keep towels, pans and anything plastic off the glass, and let it cool. On ranges with knobs, the switch behind that knob has usually stuck closed. On touch-control models, a relay on the control board may be stuck instead. Don't use the range until the faulty part is replaced; an element that can't be switched off is a fire risk.

Snellville Breakdowns We Fix

• An oven written up on an inspection report for not reaching temperature.
• A gas burner that keeps clicking after it's lit.
• A self-defrosting upright freezer with frost on every shelf.
• An ice maker that can't keep up on game days.
• A refrigerator with water under the crisper drawers.
• A glass cooktop element that won't turn off.

A Mars Visit in Snellville

Set it up: call or send the form. A person answers 24/7 and offers a same- or next-day window.

Track it down: the tech checks the basics first, then tests the parts linked to your symptom and walks you through what failed.

Make it right: with your approval, genuine or OEM-approved parts go in, and the tech tests the appliance before leaving. Your warranty runs up to 6 months and takes in the labor as well as the parts.

What Snellville Families Get From Mars

• Same- or next-day visits in 30039 and 30078.
• A person answering the phone 24/7.
• EPA 608 certified techs for refrigerant repairs.
• Background-checked techs and insured work.
• Genuine or OEM-approved parts.
• A warranty of up to 6 months that includes our labor.
• Family ownership and 15+ years of hands-on experience.

Brands We Fix in Snellville

Snellville kitchens run on Whirlpool, GE, GE Profile, Frigidaire, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, KitchenAid, Samsung, LG, Electrolux, Bosch and Haier, and we service all of them. My techs have years of hands-on practice with these brands.

Mars is independent and family-owned. We don't belong to any manufacturer, and no manufacturer endorses us; the brand names are here only to show what we repair.

Other Cities Near Snellville

• Stone Mountain — southwest, down US 78
• Lilburn — northwest, up Ronald Reagan Parkway
• Lawrenceville — north, up Scenic Highway
• Grayson — east, just over the line
• Loganville — east, out US 78
• Conyers — south, into Rockdale County

Snellville visits head out from 1945 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.

Book Hank's Crew in Snellville

Call (470) 516-8711, picked up by a person 24/7, or send the form, and we'll lock in a same- or next-day visit in Snellville.