A condo kitchen with a slim wine cooler, seen close and low, the glass door catching the light.

Miami-Dade County, Miami / South Florida

Wine cooler repair in Coconut Grove.

Bayside houses under dense trees where a fallen limb cuts the power often, and a wine cooler on a covered porch or near an open door lives with humidity that fogs its glass on summer evenings.

(844) 709-0727

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

Miami-Dade County
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What Coconut Grove does
to a wine cooler.

Coconut Grove, annexed by Miami in 1925, is the city's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood.

Irma's surge in September 2017 put parts of Coconut Grove under about 6 feet of water.

Homes older than 1940 make up about 9 percent of ZIP code 33133, which roughly matches the Grove.

Up to 888,530 Florida Power & Light customers in Miami-Dade lost power during Irma, about 80 percent of the county.

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Older housing stock

Floors in older houses sag and slope, and a wine cooler set on a tilt lets its door rest a hair open at the hinge corner and rocks the bottles each time the compressor starts, so leveling the cabinet is part of the visit.

On the water

On the coast a hurricane plan for the collection means moving the most valuable bottles to the coolest interior room when the power may be out for days, and keeping the cooler's door shut so the rest stay steady as long as possible.

Mixed housing

A mixed street holds freestanding wine coolers fifteen years old next to new dual-zone columns run from an app, and the older unit with a simple thermostat is often the easier one to keep going, its parts still sold.