Viking Repair Issaquah, WA · Independent

On calls 8 in the morning to 8 at night, all seven days · the line picks up around the clock

(425) 920-9484

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Ring or book a Viking visit

There are two ways to reach the crew. The phone picks up around the clock, visiting hours or not. The booking page lets you choose a slot yourself and drops it straight into the diary the crew works from.

Visits
8 in the morning to 8 at night, all seven days
The line
around the clock
The visit
The visit costs $89, diagnosis included, and that $89 comes off the repair once you say go.
Repairs
A band per job on each service page; your own figure agreed in writing first
Licence
Licensed, bonded and insured. Ask for the licence number when you ring: it is read to you over the phone rather than posted online.
Coverage
Issaquah Highlands · Olde Town Issaquah · Talus · Klahanie · Squak Mountain · North Issaquah and Gilman · South Cove

Every Viking range carries a model and serial label fixed to the range itself; the use-and-care guide for your range shows where it sits. Look for it with the range cold, and read it off rather than guessing from the badge.

Five-knob stainless range between white cabinets, the rear right burner uncapped to its electrode, the oven open with a towel and wrench on the door glass

Booking online

Besides the phone, the booking page is the only way in. Say which appliance, what it is doing and when suits you; it goes into the same diary as a phone booking.

Book online
  • Pick the appliance and say what it is doing
  • Add the model number from the label if you have it
  • Choose a slot; visits run 8 in the morning to 8 at night, all seven days

Easier to talk it through? (425) 920-9484, picked up around the clock.

Call (425) 920-9484

Left by customers

Said about Viking Repair Issaquah

5.0/ 5· 1,080 reviews

  • Panel-ready install wedged into a tight galley. They pulled the range, worked on the relay board, and put it back without a scratch on the cabinet returns. That was the part I had worried about.

    Ben S. · Issaquah Highlands · Feb 2026

  • Detergent tablet was sitting there whole at the end of the wash. Dispenser solenoid had died. Simple part, but our integrated door panel had to come off and go back on, so it took a while.

    Maisie V. · Olde Town · Apr 2026

  • One compartment ran warm while the other was perfect. The damper had stuck part open. Priced before he started, finished under it, and he said plainly which of two smaller faults could wait.

    Nathalie R. · Talus · Jan 2026