A shingled house bar with an undercounter ice maker, seen close and low, the ice catching the light.

New York Metro, NY

Ice maker repair in Suffolk County.

10 cities and neighborhoods across Suffolk County, part of New York Metro — 1 with a page on what that place does to an ice maker.

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10 places covered
1 with a page
10 repairs we do here

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What Suffolk County does
to an ice maker.

Where ice makers sit in Suffolk County: seasonal houses, on the water, outdoor bars.

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Seasonal houses

An inlet valve that sat dry for a season can stick shut or stay slightly open when the water comes back, and a thin trickle into a mold that should fill in seconds is how many seasonal owners find a tray frozen over in their first week.

On the water

When a storm surge floods a ground-floor kitchen or a pool bar, an ice maker that stood in seawater is not restarted: salt left in its pump, wiring and control can short weeks later, so it stays unplugged and closed off at its valve until it has been opened and checked.

Outdoor bars

Pool chemicals, pollen and leaves drift into an outdoor ice maker whenever its door is left open, so clearing debris from the drain and from the freezing surface, followed by a sanitizing cycle, is part of every outdoor service.

Where we go
in Suffolk County.

10 cities and neighborhoods across Suffolk County, part of New York Metro, 1 of them with a page on what that place does to an ice maker. The same visit in each.

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Southampton

Gin Lane and Meadow Lane, the village's oceanfront roads, are generally its most expensive streets.

Commack

Commack's Methodist Church, built in 1789, is the oldest Methodist church building in New York State.

Dix Hills

Dix Hills takes its name from Dick Pechegan, a local native man, and was known as Dick's Hills before the name was shortened.

East Hampton

The village of East Hampton was founded in 1648 by Puritan farmers, and early residents also fished and hunted whales offshore.

Huntington

In 1653 three Oyster Bay men bought Huntington's first tract from the Matinecock, land still called the First Purchase.

Lloyd Harbor

A house built by Henry Lloyd, who farmed Lloyd Neck in the 1700s, still survives in Caumsett State Park.

Northport

Named otherwise by 17th-century English colonists, Northport took its present name in 1837 and became an incorporated village in 1894.

Port Jefferson

Port Jefferson, a village of 7,962 people in 2020, has ferries crossing Long Island Sound to Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Smithtown

Legend says Richard Smith claimed the town's land by riding a bull around it in one day in 1665, and a statue of the bull stands in Smithtown.

Stony Brook

Stony Brook began as a satellite of neighboring Setauket, the Town of Brookhaven's first settlement.

A visit in
Suffolk County.

Four steps from the call to a working ice maker, the same in all 10 places of Suffolk County.

What repairs cost

01Water traced from the valve to the mold
02A number before the work
03Everyday ice maker parts already on board
04Filled, frozen and dropped in front of you

When an ice maker
cannot wait in Suffolk County.

Across Suffolk County, the four problems where a water line, a drain or a leaking ice maker has water heading toward the floor, the cabinets or the wiring.

All 17 problems