A worn or damaged door gasket lets warm air leak into your refrigerator, forcing it to work harder, run longer, and drive up your energy bill. You may notice condensation on the door edges, the fridge running constantly, or inconsistent temperatures. Our technicians replace door seals — often during the same visit — in Gainesville, Haymarket, and Bristow.
After 5–10 years, the rubber gasket loses its flexibility and can no longer create an airtight seal.
Physical damage from pulling the door open roughly or items catching on the gasket.
Mold and food residue in the gasket folds prevent proper contact with the fridge body.
A misaligned or warped door can prevent even a new gasket from sealing properly.
Try these before calling for service — they may resolve a simple issue.
Close the door on a dollar bill — if it slides out easily, the seal is weak
Run your hand along the door edge while closed to feel for cold air escaping
Inspect the gasket visually for tears, cracks, or mold
Clean the gasket with warm soapy water and see if the seal improves
Exact price confirmed after diagnosis — you approve before we start.
Prices reflect typical ranges and may vary based on your specific appliance and parts needed. Diagnostic fee credited toward repair.
Call now for same-day service in Gainesville, Haymarket, and Bristow. $100–$250 for most repairs.
