Fifteen minutes from the island, in every direction that has a road.

The map is small on purpose. Everything on it is a short, toll-free hop from the shop, which is why quoted windows here hold.

HomeAreas
98333 · HOME BASEFox Island

The shop’s own island — first slots of the day, outage-aware cold calls, caretaker-friendly visits.

98335 · 98332Gig Harbor

Downtown cottages to Harbor Hill packages, propane kitchens, salt-air garages — ten minutes, no toll.

98335 · BRIDGE APPROACHArtondale

Well water, long services, outbuilding freezers — the truck’s daily commute.

98335 · POINT FOSDICK · CROMWELLWollochet

Seventies ramblers with garage laundry, Point Fosdick condo stacks, bay-front salt.

Just past the edge?

  • Purdy, Rosedale and the near Key Peninsula — on request; intake gives a straight answer on timing.
  • Tacoma side of the Narrows — not on the truck’s line; you will get a good referral, not a promise.

Close to the map, or just past it?

Ring (564) 221-8289 with the ZIP — edge addresses get a plain yes or no before the coffee cools.

Call (564) 221-8289

Book the Visit

Phone, ZIP, address and what the machine is doing. Neil calls back with a window.

No name or email needed — a phone number is enough to book.

The island standard

What a Visit Looks Like Here

Neil reaching into an open dishwasher with the lower rack removed
Lower rack out, sump exposed — where dishwasher trouble actually lives.
Neil standing beside a stainless French-door refrigerator, tool bag on the floor
Cold call closed — doors shut, numbers logged, kitchen left as found.
Neil kneeling at a dryer with the lower panel off, blower and belt exposed
Panel off, blower in view — a dryer read from the back before anything is decided.
Neil beside a stainless gas range in a white kitchen
A gas range after the burner check — propane or natural, the flame tells the story.
Neil opening the pump filter door of a front-load washer
The pump filter door: first stop on most drain complaints, and often the last.