Viking Kitchen and deck · Mercer Island

Island Neighborhoods · 98040

Viking Repair along Island Crest Way

The quiet streets on either side of Island Crest Way, the island’s only four-lane arterial, where mid-island kitchens sit back from the shoreline.

Column refrigerator in cream cabinetry standing open with its hinges showing, shelves removed, door bins in place and a vent grille at the floor
Door swung wide on its hinges, shelves out

Decide first

Call or wait in Island Crest

  1. If the range smells of gas with every burner off — Touch no switches or knobs. Take everyone out by the nearest door, and ring 911 or the gas utility from the street. Call today

  2. If one range burner clicks but the flame never catches — Try the burner next to it. If the others light, cook on those and book a slot for the one that will not. Book this week

  3. If the grill on the back deck is slow to come up to heat — Take out any foil, close the hood and give it a proper preheat before judging it. Still lukewarm next time: book when it suits you. Safe to wait

Call today: ring Viking Appliance Repair Mercer Island at (206) 208-3377. Book this week: use the booking page. Safe to wait: not urgent, book when it suits you.

Off the arterial

The city calls Island Crest Way the island’s only four-lane arterial, and it carries the traffic through the middle of Mercer Island. The homes this page is about are mostly on the side streets that branch off it, away from the water. Pioneer Park, a 113-acre forest the city places at Island Crest Way and SE 68th Street, sits beside the road toward the south.

For a visit, the cross street is the useful detail, because it turns a house number on a small side street into a place that is quick to find.

Kitchen first, deck behind

Mid-island, the call is usually about the kitchen: a Viking range that is used every day, a wall oven, a dishwasher, a built-in refrigerator. The faults are the ordinary ones, and most of them are a booked visit rather than an evening emergency.

Where there is a grill, it tends to stand on a deck or patio behind the house rather than at the shoreline. It still spends the winter outdoors under a cover, so the spring questions are familiar ones: a burner that will not catch, an igniter that stays dark, a grill that takes too long to get hot.

Asked in Island Crest

What should I mention when booking a visit to a house off Island Crest Way?
Give the street and the nearest cross street, say whether the appliance is in the kitchen or out on the deck, and read the model number off its tag if you can reach it safely. That is enough to plan the visit. Viking Appliance Repair Mercer Island takes bookings at (206) 208-3377 or on the booking page.

In their words

Kitchens we have been back to

4.9 / 51,614 reviews

  • Ours ran three hours and still left the load damp — a dead heater circuit. He also walked us through which parts of the suite needed doing now and which could wait a year. That is rare.
    Steven A.First Hill · Mar 2026
  • Wall oven ran nearly fifty degrees cool. Rather than sell me a new control board he tested the sensor first, which is exactly what it turned out to be. Honest work, fair price.
    Jonathan H.Emerald Hills · Sep 2025
  • The built-in refrigerator was warm on the fresh food side. He diagnosed a failed evaporator fan in about half an hour and had the part on the van. Our cabinetry went back together perfectly.
    Paul & Rina D.Mercerwood · Oct 2025

Next step

Say what it is doing, and which series

The model number and the symptom are enough to start. Ring and describe it, or pick a slot on the booking page. Visits run from 8 am to 8 pm each day, and a person answers the phone at any hour.