Wolf Appliance Service Mercer Island · WA

Booking a visit

Booking takes one of two routes: the online page, or a call to (206) 785-2960. If the unit is out of action today, the phone is the quicker of the two.

Booking
Book online
Bench hours
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days, island only
Phone staffed
24/7, nights included
The visit fee
$89 flat, taken off the repair once you approve it
The island
Town Center · North End · East Seattle, Mercer Island · The Lakes
Stainless range in a wood-floored kitchen, oven door open, a rack, burner cap, wrench and towel on the floor
Rack, burner cap and tools set down while the unit is open Reference frame

How a booking goes

  1. Choose the day

    The booking page asks which unit, what it is doing and when suits you. Nothing is charged at that point.

  2. We ring back

    A short call to take the model and serial and to confirm the visit. If the display is showing a message, have it in front of you.

  3. The $89 visit

    One flat $89 visit pays for the trip out and the whole diagnosis, and the $89 is deducted from the repair if you approve it.

  4. A written figure first

    You get one written figure for parts and labour before anything is ordered, and nothing is ordered until you approve it.

A call at any hour gets a person; the visit they book still falls in working hours. A Wolf unit still inside its factory warranty should go to Wolf first, since that repair ought to cost you nothing.

ReviewsMercer Island, WA

In their words

5.0 / 5 · 906 reviews

  • Double oven threw a code and locked itself shut after a clean cycle. He had the latch motor out and the door open within the hour, and showed me why it had jammed.

    Winslow A. · North End · Oct 2025

  • One sealed burner burned yellow and left soot under every pan. He cleaned and reset the orifice, checked the others while he was in there, and the flame has been blue since.

    Hugo L. · Town Center · May 2026

  • Our range sits in a tight galley run and I assumed nobody could reach behind it. He drew it out on the slack in the gas line, found a failed igniter switch, and had it lit again that afternoon.

    Philippa V. · Town Center · Feb 2026