Appliance repair in Five Fields, Lexington, MA is specialist service for one of the town’s celebrated mid-century modern enclaves, where open-plan kitchens make a built-in Sub-Zero or Wolf the focal point of the home.

Five Fields began in 1951, when architects associated with The Architects Collaborative — the Cambridge firm founded with Walter Gropius — transformed roughly 80 acres of Lexington farmland into a community of mid-century modern homes. Its open, light-filled, post-and-beam houses are prized for their architecture and larger wooded lots. In these homes the kitchen is rarely a closed-off room; it is part of the living space, which makes a properly functioning, good-looking built-in appliance essential rather than incidental.