A bar with an undercounter ice machine and white shaker cabinets, seen close at the ice machine's bin door.

Westchester County, New York Metro

Ice machine repair in Scarsdale.

The village's 17 neighborhoods are bundled into five geographic regions.

(844) 410-9163

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

Westchester County
Three things about Scarsdale
10 repairs we do here

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What Scarsdale does
to an ice machine.

Worried about annexation, residents made Scarsdale a village on May 24, 1915, because villages were harder to absorb than towns.

In one post-Sandy report, Con Edison counted about 140,000 of its Westchester customers still waiting for power.

The August 14, 2003 blackout began shortly after 4:10 in the afternoon and spread across Westchester, New York City and both Long Island counties.

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Older housing stock

Old commercial buildings turned into bars and restaurants often have a single aging supply serving the whole back of house, and an ice machine on it fills its trough short whenever the dish area draws water, which shows as small or partial sheets of cubes.

Home bars with clear ice

In a designed kitchen the ice machine often has its own water branch with an inline filter tucked behind a panel, and a cartridge left past its date slowly starves the water trough, so the filter's age is read before anything else.

Family houses

Suburban offices, schools, clinics and youth sports clubs run their own ice machines, and a clinic's or a coach's machine that stops is a same-week problem, since ice for injuries and for drinks is needed every day.

A visit in
Scarsdale.

Four steps from the call to a working ice machine in Scarsdale, Westchester County.

What repairs cost

01One cycle, watched closely
02The cause, then the price
03Parts that travel with us
04A harvest before we go

When an ice machine
cannot wait in Scarsdale.

In Scarsdale as anywhere, these four call for the ice machine to be shut down and left that way for our visit: water spreading from it or its drain across a walkway or toward an outlet, a burning or hot electrical smell, a breaker that trips when it starts, or a hiss or gas smell at a machine charged with flammable R-290.

All 17 problems