Bosch 800 Series refrigerator is not the kind of appliance people buy casually. It usually arrives with a kitchen renovation, a new home, or the decision to finally replace the refrigerator that has been tolerated for too long. The appeal is obvious: clean lines, counter-depth proportions on many models, flexible storage, quiet operation, stainless finishes, Home Connect on select models, and Bosch food-preservation features such as VitaFresh and MultiAirFlow. Bosch describes the 800 Series refrigerator lineup as thoughtfully engineered, quietly efficient, and built to keep food fresher longer. That is exactly what homeowners expect from it.ย
The problem is that refrigerator trouble does not wait for a convenient day:
- Milk warms overnight.
- Produce wilts faster than it should.
- The freezer makes ice one week and quits the next.
- A water dispenser slows to a trickle.
- The Home Connect app reports a temperature warning. A glass shelf or glass door panel cracks.
- The outlet trips.
The refrigerator still looks expensive, but suddenly you lose control of your cuisine processes.
At Appliance Repair Master, our technicians repair Bosch refrigerators across Atlanta and Georgia. We see the same pattern out there: the owner has a premium refrigerator, the obvious symptom, and the first guess is not always the correct one. A warm fresh-food section may be an airflow problem, not a sealed-system failure. Water under the unit may be a clogged defrost drain, not a broken refrigerator. Noise may be a fan hitting frost, not a dying compressor.
We wrote this guide for homeowners who need practical answers. It covers the most common Bosch 800 Series refrigerator problems, the safe checks you can make, the signs that the repair should not wait, and the warranty coverage gaps that often surprise people after the first year.
Quick answer: what usually goes wrong with Bosch 800 Series refrigerators?
If you only have a minute, start here. The table below gives you the homeowner version of the diagnosis: what you see, what it may mean, and what is safe to check before calling for repair.
What you notice | What it may point to | Safe first check |
|---|---|---|
Fresh-food section is warm | Airflow, damper, fan, sensor, defrost, door seal | Move food away from vents; check door closure |
Freezer is warm too | Compressor start, control, fan, sealed system, power | Confirm outlet power and settings |
Ice maker stops making ice | Filter, water valve, fill tube, temp, ice maker module | Replace overdue filter; check water line |
Water dispenser is slow | Filter, pressure, valve, frozen line, reservoir | Install correct filter; flush water system |
Water under refrigerator | Defrost drain, water line, valve, filter housing, condensation | Check visible water line and filter seating |
Loud buzzing or grinding | Fan obstruction, frost, compressor, valve, ice maker | Listen for location and timing |
GFCI trips | Moisture, compressor draw, wiring, outlet, board | Stop resetting repeatedly |
Glass shelf or door panel cracks | Impact, thermal stress, frame pressure, shelf load | Stop using damaged glass |
Technician tip
With Bosch 800 Series refrigerators, the symptom is often one step away from the failed system. Good diagnosis checks temperature behavior, airflow, frost pattern, fans, door sealing, control response, water path, installation clearance, and power before replacing parts.ย
Know your Bosch 800 Series refrigerator before troubleshooting
The 800 Series refrigerator family is broader than one single machine. Some homes have a 36-inch French-door bottom-mount refrigerator. Some have a counter-depth model. Some have built-in refrigeration. Some newer glass-door models use a more design-forward finish. Some include a Refreshment Center. Some feature QuickIce Pro, Home Connect, VitaFresh, AirFresh, MultiAirFlow, dual compressors, or an internal water dispenser. Not every feature appears on every model.
That is why the model number matters. Bosch model names such as B36CL80ENS and B36CT81ENS tell a technician much more than the phrase Bosch 800 Series. Bosch lists the B36CL80ENS as a 36-inch 800 Series French Door Bottom Mount Refrigerator with overall dimensions of 72 inches high by 35 5/8 inches wide by 27 13/16 inches deep and a required cutout of 72 inches by 36 inches by 25 inches. Its highlighted features include VitaFresh technology, Home Connect temperature monitoring, an internal filtered water dispenser, dual compressors for fridge and freezer, a stainless-steel back wall, and organized freezer drawers.ย
Before calling for service, write down:
- Model number, often called E-Nr on Bosch labels
- Serial number or FD number if shown on the rating plate
- Exact symptom and when it happens
- Current refrigerator and freezer temperatures
- Any Home Connect alerts or display messages
- Whether the refrigerator was recently moved, cleaned, remodeled around, or had the water filter replaced
Bosch 800 Series refrigerator not cooling properly
Cooling problems are the calls homeowners get most urgently. Once food temperatures climb, the repair is no longer just about the appliance. It is about groceries, food safety, flooring, cabinetry, and a very real clock.
A Bosch 800 Series refrigerator that is not cooling properly may still have lights, display response, and fan noise. That can be misleading. The appliance may look awake while one part of the cooling system is failing to do its job.
What may be happening
- Air is not moving correctly through the refrigerator compartment.
- The evaporator fan is weak, blocked, or not running.
- Frost has built up where it should not, blocking airflow.
- A temperature sensor is misreading cabinet conditions.
- The damper is not opening or closing properly.
- The condenser area is dirty or heat cannot escape.
- The compressor, start device, inverter, or sealed system needs diagnosis.
- Door gaskets or alignment allow warm Atlanta air into the cabinet.
Atlanta heat matters here. A refrigerator installed in a hot kitchen, tight enclosure, sun-exposed room, or poorly ventilated cabinet space has less margin for error. Bosch refrigerators are engineered for precise food preservation, but the appliance still needs air movement around the cabinet and stable operating conditions.
Safe checks before you call
- Make sure the refrigerator and freezer doors close fully.
- Move containers away from interior vents.
- Check whether groceries are packed tightly against the back wall.
- Confirm the temperature settings have not been changed.
- Listen for fan operation when the doors are closed.
- Look for frost or ice buildup on the rear interior panel.
- If you have Home Connect, check for temperature alerts or door-open history.
Call the same day if
- The refrigerator compartment stays warm for more than a short recovery period.
- Both refrigerator and freezer compartments are warming.
- You hear repeated clicking, buzzing, or compressor start attempts.
- The display is on but temperatures keep rising.
- Food temperature is unsafe or you are unsure how long it has been warm.
Fresh-food section warm, freezer still cold
This is one of the most common Bosch 800 Series refrigerator problems. The freezer still feels cold, so the homeowner assumes the refrigerator is almost fine. Then the fresh-food section keeps drifting upward.
In many cases, the compressor is still producing cold. The problem is that cold air is not reaching or staying in the fresh-food section correctly.
Most likely causes
- Evaporator fan issue
- Blocked air channel
- Damper problem
- Defrost failure causing frost buildup
- Door switch issue that affects fan behavior
- Temperature sensor or control problem
- Door gasket leak
- Interior airflow blocked by food placement
Quick test
Place an appliance thermometer in the fresh-food section and another in the freezer. Check them after several hours without repeated door opening. If the freezer is near normal but the refrigerator remains warm, airflow and sensing move high on the diagnostic list.
Freezer not freezing or soft ice cream
Soft ice cream is often the first sign homeowners notice. The freezer is not cold enough to trust. Frozen vegetables feel flexible. Ice cubes clump. Meat packages sweat around the edges.
A Bosch 800 Series freezer problem can come from airflow, door sealing, frost buildup, a fan issue, compressor performance, control behavior, or a water/ice maker issue that is adding moisture where it does not belong.
What to check
- Make sure the freezer drawer or door closes completely.
- Look for packaging caught behind drawers.
- Check for frost around the drawer gasket.
- Listen for fan noise after the door switch is engaged.
- Check if ice production changed around the same time.
- Avoid loading large amounts of warm food and judging temperature immediately afterward.
If the freezer canโt maintain temperature after a normal recovery period, schedule service. A freezer problem can quickly become a full cooling problem.
Bosch 800 Series refrigerator making loud noise
Refrigerators always make noise, this is a normal variant. Compressors hum. Fans move air. Ice drops. Water valves open and close. Refrigerants can gurgle. The useful question is whether the sound is new, sharp, repetitive, or tied to a performance problem.
Sound | Possible source | Why it matters |
Grinding or scraping | Fan blade hitting frost or obstruction | Often pairs with airflow and temperature trouble |
Buzzing near back or bottom | Compressor, valve, fan, or electrical component | Can be normal briefly, not if constant or loud |
Clicking repeatedly | Compressor start attempt or relay/inverter issue | Needs diagnosis if temperatures rise |
Rattling | Loose panel, tubing vibration, item touching cabinet | May be simple, but should not be ignored if new |
Water hammer or thump | Water valve or house supply pressure | Often tied to ice maker or dispenser operation |
Technician tip
Record a short video of the sound before the appointment. Noise that comes and goes is much easier to identify when we can hear it in context.
Ice maker not making ice
Ice maker problems are common in Bosch 800 Series refrigerators because they involve two systems at once: refrigeration and water delivery. The freezer has to be cold enough, and water has to reach the ice maker at the right time.
Bosch promotes QuickIce Pro on certain VitaFresh models as a high-output filtered ice system, but feature availability varies by model. Whether your refrigerator has a standard ice maker or a higher-output system, the diagnostic path is similar.
Common causes
- Overdue or incorrectly seated water filter
- Low water pressure
- Kinked water line behind the refrigerator
- Frozen fill tube
- Faulty water inlet valve
- Freezer temperature too high
- Door switch or drawer switch problem
- Ice maker module failure
Good homeowner checks
- Replace an overdue water filter with the correct filter.
- Make sure the ice maker is turned on.
- Confirm the freezer is cold enough.
- Look behind the refrigerator for a kinked water line if it is accessible without forcing the unit.
- Check whether the dispenser water flow is also weak.
How the symptom helps
Ice maker cycles but stays dry: the water path, valve, filter, pressure, or fill tube becomes more likely.
Ice maker never cycles: temperature, switch, control, or the ice maker module becomes more likely.
Ice is small or hollow: water supply, filter restriction, or fill timing deserves attention.
Water dispenser slow, no water, or strange taste
Many Bosch 800 Series refrigerators place the filtered water dispenser inside the fresh-food section rather than on the exterior door. The design keeps the front clean, but the water path still depends on the filter, valve, reservoir, tubing, and house supply.
A slow dispenser often appears after a filter change. The filter may not be seated fully, the system may need flushing, the wrong filter may have been installed, or water pressure may be low. If the flow was strong before the filter change and weak after it, start there.
Checklist
[1] Confirm if the filter is the correct experienced Bosch type for the model.
[2] Remove and reinstall the filter according to the manual.
[3] Flush several glasses of water after filter replacement.
[4] Check whether ice production also slowed down.
[5] Look for water around the filter housing or under the refrigerator.
Bad taste or odor may be filter related, but it can also come from stale ice, old lines, food odors, or a refrigerator interior that needs cleaning. Bosch describes AirFresh on certain models as a built-in filter that helps neutralize strong smells, but not every 800 Series refrigerator has the same feature set.ย
Water leaking under or inside the refrigerator
A leak should be treated quickly. Even a small refrigerator leak can damage hardwood, subflooring, toe kicks, and cabinets. In Atlanta homes, we often see homeowners discover the leak only after the flooring begins to cup or the base cabinet smells damp.
Common leak sources
- Water line connection behind the refrigerator
- Filter not seated correctly
- Cracked filter housing
- Water inlet valve leak
- Defrost drain blockage
- Ice maker fill tube problem
- Condensation caused by door seal or humidity conditions
- Drain pan overflow or abnormal moisture accumulation
What to do right away
- Pull the refrigerator only if it can be moved safely without damaging flooring or the water line.
- Turn off the water supply if the leak appears connected to the water system.
- Remove standing water from flooring immediately.
- Take photos before cleanup if you may need warranty, insurance, or landlord documentation.
- Call for service if the leak returns.
Do not ignore
Water near electrical components, a leak that reaches the outlet, swelling flooring, moldy odor, or repeated puddles after the refrigerator cycles.
Frost, condensation, or sweating around doors and drawers
Moisture problems can look minor at first. A little condensation on a drawer. Frost near the freezer gasket. Water droplets along the mullion. Then the refrigerator starts working harder, temperature consistency suffers, and the cabinet smells damp.
Atlanta humidity can expose weak door sealing quickly. A gasket that might be merely tired in a dry climate can become a daily moisture source here.
Possible causes
- Door not closing completely
- Food packaging blocking the drawer
- Dirty or damaged gasket
- Door alignment issue
- Mullion/flipper strip not folding correctly
- Warm food loaded in large quantity
- High room humidity and frequent door opening
- Defrost system or airflow issue
Simple gasket test
Close the door on a dollar bill or thin sheet of paper. If it slides out with almost no resistance in several spots, the gasket or door alignment may need attention. Do not treat this as a final diagnosis, but it is a useful clue.
VitaFresh drawer problems and food spoiling too fast
VitaFresh is one of the biggest reasons homeowners buy Bosch refrigerators. Bosch says VitaFresh technology balances temperature and humidity to keep food fresh up to 3x longer compared with Bosch refrigerators without VitaFresh, with results varying by food type.ย
When the drawer is not performing as expected, the issue may be the drawer setting, blocked airflow, damaged drawer seal, incorrect food storage, temperature drift, or a refrigerator-wide cooling problem.
Before blaming the drawer
[1] Check that the drawer is fully seated.
[2] Confirm the correct food setting if your model offers selectable settings.
[3] Do not block vents with bags or containers.
[4] Do not wash produce and store it wet unless the storage method calls for it.
[5] Track the actual cabinet temperature with an appliance thermometer.
If produce spoils quickly throughout the refrigerator, the VitaFresh drawer may not be the root problem. Temperature instability, airflow, door sealing, or humidity intrusion may be affecting the whole cabinet.
Home Connect alerts, display issues, and control confusion
Some Bosch 800 Series refrigerators work with Home Connect, which lets homeowners check temperature settings, receive alerts, and monitor certain refrigerator functions from the app. That can be genuinely useful, especially when a door has been left open or the temperature starts rising before anyone notices it in the kitchen.
The confusion starts when the app reports a problem but the refrigerator still looks normal from the outside. The display may show one temperature while the interior is warmer, or the app may send an alert after a brief door-opening event. In other cases, the alert is the first sign of a real cooling, sensor, door-switch, or control issue.
Our advice is simple: donโt ignore repeated Home Connect alerts, but donโt panic over a single notification either. Check the door seal, make sure food is not blocking vents, confirm the displayed temperature, and watch whether the alert returns. If it does, the refrigerator should be inspected before a small control or airflow issue turns into spoiled food.
How to handle alerts
- Do not dismiss repeated temperature alerts without checking actual temperatures.
- Check whether the door was left open or groceries were loaded recently.
- Confirm the refrigerator is connected and reporting current data, not stale data.
- Take screenshots of repeated alerts for the technician.
- If the display is unresponsive, reset power once and note whether the issue returns.
A single app alert after a long grocery load may be harmless. A repeated alert with rising temperatures is not.
GFCI tripping issues with Bosch 800 Series refrigerators
Homeowners usually associate GFCI trips with dishwashers or laundry equipment, but refrigerator circuits can have GFCI protection too, especially in garages, basements, remodeled kitchens, or certain local code situations. When a Bosch 800 Series refrigerator trips a GFCI, do not keep resetting it as a routine.
A trip may come from the outlet, the circuit, moisture, a compressor start event, a fan motor, wiring, a control board, or another load on the same circuit. The refrigerator may not be the only suspect, but it does need to be checked carefully because food storage depends on steady power.
What to note
[1] Does the GFCI trip immediately when the refrigerator starts?
[2] Does it trip during compressor startup?
[3] Does it trip after ice maker or water dispenser use?
[4] Is there water near the outlet, baseboard, or refrigerator rear?
[5] Are other appliances or devices on the same circuit?
Important
Donโt bypass electrical protection, donโt run the refrigerator through an extension cord, and donโt keep food in a refrigerator that loses power repeatedly. Repeated GFCI tripping issues deserve professional diagnosis.
Glass panel shattering, cracked shelves, and glass-door concerns
Some Bosch 800 Series refrigerators include glass shelves, glass drawer covers, or glass-door styling depending on the model. A cracked shelf or damaged glass panel should not be treated as cosmetic only, especially if food weight, temperature changes, impact, or frame pressure may be involved.
The search phrase glass panel shattering sounds dramatic, but homeowners use it for several refrigerator situations: a shelf that breaks, a crisper cover that cracks, a glass-door panel that shows damage, or a hairline crack that spreads after normal use.
Common contributors
- Impact from heavy containers or bottles
- Overloaded shelf or uneven weight
- Thermal shock from very hot containers placed on cold glass
- Glass not seated properly after cleaning
- Door or drawer misalignment putting pressure on a panel
- Existing chip at an edge or corner
Stop using damaged refrigerator glass
- Remove food from the damaged shelf or drawer cover carefully.
- Keep children and pets away from broken glass.
- Do not keep loading a cracked glass shelf.
- Have the part and its supports inspected before replacement if the crack appears stress-related.
Door alignment, gasket wear, and cabinet fit
Bosch 800 Series refrigerators often go into kitchens where design matters. Counter-depth installation, tight cabinet panels, and flush-looking openings are part of the appeal. They also make installation quality more important.
A refrigerator that is slightly out of level, pushed too far back, rubbing cabinetry, or sitting on uneven flooring can develop door-closing problems. Door problems then become temperature problems which provoke food spoilage.
Signs of alignment trouble
- One door needs an extra push to close
- The mullion or flipper strip does not fold smoothly
- The gasket has gaps or compressed sections
- Frost forms near one corner
- Condensation appears along the door edge
- The refrigerator rocks or shifts when doors open
- Drawers do not slide cleanly because the cabinet is not square
Do not overlook this. A perfect-looking installation can still be mechanically wrong.
800 Series reliability concerns
Being totally fair with you, we’d better mention that Bosch 800 Series reliability should avoid two extremes:
- Pretending every complaint means the product is bad.
- Pretending premium appliances never fail.
In our experience, many 800 series reliability concerns fall into a few buckets: water and ice system issues, airflow restrictions, sensor or control behavior, door sealing, installation constraints, and homeowner expectations around premium pricing. People expect a Bosch refrigerator to be quiet, stable, and low-maintenance. When it is not, the disappointment is stronger because the purchase price was higher.
What is usually normal
- Brief fan or compressor sounds
- Short temperature recovery after loading groceries
- Occasional ice maker sounds
- Slight water sound after dispenser use
- Minor condensation during heavy humidity if doors were opened often
What is not normal
- Food warming overnight
- Repeated Home Connect temperature alerts
- Ice maker failure that lasts more than a short reset/recovery period
- Water under the refrigerator
- Repeated GFCI trips
- Grinding fan noise
- Cracked glass under normal loading
- Freezer frost returning after cleanup
Warranty coverage gaps homeowners should know
Here Bosch owners can get caught off guard. Bosch warranty coverage depends on the product type, model, purchase date, warranty supplement, and the cause of failure. Bosch currently lists refrigerators with a limited warranty for the entire appliance, parts and labor, for one year.ย
For built-in refrigerators, Bosch lists additional parts-only coverage: entire appliance parts-only in the second year, electronics parts-only from the third through fifth year, and lifetime parts-only rust-through coverage on stainless-steel doors. Bosch also directs homeowners to the owner manual or warranty supplement for exact appliance terms.ย
Those terms create real warranty coverage gaps for homeowners. A repair can be needed after year one. A parts-only period may not include labor. A water leak may be tied to installation or supply conditions. Cosmetic damage may be disputed. Glass damage may depend on cause. A refrigerator that came with the home may have missing paperwork.
Keep this documentation
[1] Purchase receipt or closing documents if the refrigerator came with the home
[2] Model number and serial number
[3] Photos or video of the problem
[4] Screenshots of Home Connect alerts
[5] Installation invoice or remodel paperwork
[6] Water filter purchase records
[7] Previous repair invoices
Repair or warranty?
If the refrigerator is within the Bosch warranty period, check Bosch warranty channels first. If it is out of warranty, if you need a second opinion, or if you need fast local diagnosis in Atlanta, Appliance Repair Master can inspect the issue and explain whether repair makes financial sense.
Before you call: a safe 10-minute refrigerator check
This checklist is for homeowners. It is not a substitute for repair, and it should not involve opening sealed panels or touching electrical components.
Check | What it tells you |
Read actual temperatures with an appliance thermometer | The display setting is not the same as the real cabinet temperature |
Check door closure and gaskets | Many cooling complaints begin with warm air entering the cabinet |
Move food away from vents | Blocked airflow can mimic a mechanical failure |
Look for frost buildup | Frost pattern helps separate airflow, defrost, and sealing issues |
Check water filter seating | Slow water and low ice production often follow filter issues |
Listen for fan or compressor sounds | The location and timing of noise helps diagnosis |
Take photos of leaks or alerts | Good documentation speeds service and warranty conversations |
Stop troubleshooting and call now if
- Both compartments are warming.
- The GFCI trips more than once.
- Water is reaching the floor or outlet.
- There is a burning smell.
- The refrigerator clicks repeatedly and does not cool.
- Glass is cracked or broken.
- Food safety is already in question.
When Bosch 800 Series refrigerator repair makes sense
Repair usually makes sense when the refrigerator is in good overall condition, the cabinet installation is workable, parts are available, and the failed component is not part of a larger pattern.ย
Replacement may make more sense when the unit has repeated major failures, severe sealed-system trouble, unavailable parts, or repair costs that approach replacement value.
A technician shouldnโt make that recommendation from the doorway. A proper Bosch 800 Series repair decision comes after checking temperatures, airflow, frost pattern, fans, compressor behavior, water system, controls, gaskets, installation, and fault history.
Appliance Repair Master approach
- We verify the complaint instead of guessing from the symptom.
- We check installation and cabinet fit because Bosch refrigerators are sensitive to airflow and alignment.
- We test the relevant system before recommending parts.
- We explain whether the repair is practical based on age, condition, and cost.
- We help Atlanta homeowners avoid paying twice for the same problem.
Bosch 800 Series refrigerator repair in Atlanta & Georgia
Appliance Repair Master services Bosch 800 Series refrigerators across Atlanta and surrounding Georgia communities. Our technicians bring more than 15 years of appliance repair experience and a practical understanding of how premium refrigerators fail in homes.
We repair Bosch 800 Series refrigerator cooling problems, freezer issues, water dispenser failures, ice maker problems, leaks, fan noise, door and gasket issues, temperature alerts, glass shelf or panel damage, and GFCI tripping issues.
Final word
Bosch 800 Series refrigerator is built to be noticed for its design and forgotten during daily use. That is the whole point. When it starts warming food, leaking water, making loud noises, tripping power, or producing unreliable ice, the repair deserves careful diagnosis rather than part-swapping.
Do the safe checks. Write down the model number. Take photos of alerts, leaks, frost, or cracked glass. But do not wait on a warming refrigerator, repeated GFCI trips, water near flooring or outlets, or glass damage.
Browse all of our appliance repair guides for more step-by-step fixes.
Related guides
FAQ
1. Why is my Bosch 800 Series refrigerator not cooling?
Possible causes include blocked airflow, fan failure, frost buildup, sensor trouble, door seal problems, control issues, compressor start problems, or sealed-system trouble. Check door closure, vents, and actual temperatures first, then schedule service if temperatures do not recover.
2. Why is the refrigerator warm but the freezer cold?
That often points to an airflow or defrost issue rather than a total cooling failure. A fan, damper, blocked vent, frost buildup, sensor, or door gasket problem may be involved.
3. Why did my Bosch ice maker stop making ice?
The cause may be the water filter, water pressure, frozen fill tube, inlet valve, freezer temperature, door switch, or ice maker module. If dispenser water is also slow, start with the water path.
4. What should I do if my Bosch refrigerator is leaking?
Protect the floor, turn off the water supply if the leak appears connected to the water system, take photos, and call service if the leak returns. Common sources include the filter, water valve, water line, ice maker fill tube, and defrost drain.
5. Are Bosch 800 Series refrigerators reliable?
They are premium refrigerators with strong food-preservation features, but they are not problem-free. Many 800 series reliability concerns involve installation, airflow, water systems, sensors, door sealing, or warranty expectations.
6. Can a Bosch refrigerator trip a GFCI?
Yes, depending on the circuit and installation. Repeated GFCI tripping issues should be diagnosed. Do not bypass protection or use extension cords.
7. What does glass panel shattering mean on a refrigerator?
Homeowners may use that phrase for broken glass shelves, crisper covers, or glass-door damage. Stop using cracked glass, remove food carefully, and have the shelf, supports, or panel inspected before replacement.
8. Does Bosch warranty cover refrigerator repairs?
Bosch lists a one-year limited warranty for refrigerators covering the entire appliance, parts and labor. Built-in refrigerators may have additional parts-only coverage. Exact coverage depends on the model and warranty supplement. [5]
9. Who repairs Bosch 800 Series refrigerators in Atlanta?
Appliance Repair Master provides Bosch 800 Series refrigerator repair and troubleshooting in Atlanta and nearby Georgia areas. Call (770) 766-3254.