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.