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Oven & Stove Repair Reviews Near You
ALPINE APPLIANCE SERVICE inc.
The technician was very patient and knowledgeable, he repaired the problem and took time to explain how to care for the appliance going forward.
- Wendy S. on January 2013
De Anza Appliance
cleaned out parts of every burner (which the company I purchased it from missed as a primary cause just 6 months ago) to restore to full functionality went through the oven, testing for possible bad components
- Gregory K. on May 2013
LEE'S APPLIANCE
Arrived promptly, did the repair quickly and pleasantly, and also provided preliminary comments and advice on pros and cons of a contemplated full-scale stove restoration.
- William D. on March 2008
10xRepairServices
We were pleased with the prompt reply and completion of our oven repair. After being ignored for six weeks by the repair service recommended by the stove manufacturer, we looked at Angie’s List. We called 10X Repair Service and they immediately responded.
- Tim O. on September 2019
VIGILS APPLIANCE SERVICE
THE STOVE TOP VENT WAS SAID TO BE IN GOOD WORKING ORDER AND ALTHOUGH A PIECE OF THE SYSTEM HAD COME OFF (A PIECE OF MOLDING), I WAS TOLD THAT IT DIDN'T MATTER AND IT DID NOT NEED ANY FIXING. THE VENT TODAY DOES NOT WORK CORRECTLY AND IS OVERLY LOUD. THE DISPLAY PANEL ON THE OVEN DIMMED AND EVENTUALLY WENT OUT. UPON INSPECTION BY VIGIL APPLIANCE, I WAS TOLD THAT IT WAS A KNOWN PROBLEM WITH THE OVEN, TOO EXPENSIVE TO FIX, AND THAT I SHOULD GO BUY A NEW OVEN. I WAS TOLD THAT WAS THE CHEAPEST OPTION. I PRICED A NEW OVEN (DOUBLE BUILT IN; $2500.00). I CALLED THE MANUFACTURER DIRECTLY, BOUGHT THE NEW PANEL FROM A LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR $125 AND INSTALLED IT MYSELF. THE OVEN AND DISPLAY PANEL ARE IN PERFECT WORKING ORDER
- Sally K. on March 2005
LEE'S APPLIANCE
came on time, neat, knew the problem and ordered parts came in a timely manner. John was very professional
- Eva C. on November 2006
C & A Brown Co
Our oven had quit working a few months after buying our house. After spending nearly $1000 with another company, only to have the stove stop working after a single use, I contacted C&A Brown. We found a mutual time to inspect the device within a week - and he explained each each step he was doing (I had told him about my prior experience). We identified the part, sourced it, and had a working stove 2 weeks later! C&A was professional about their scheduling and their work
- Jesse A. on August 2012
APPLE STOVES
DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. I purchased an O'keefe and Merritt double oven stove from Apple Stoves. After reviewing their web site I paid a $4000.00 deposit for the recondition/refurbishment of the stove. After 2 1/2 months the product that was promised was sorely lacking. I took the stove to another antique stove repair and had them correct what Apple was supposed to do. The difference in service and pride in workmanship is unbelievable. Old insulation was left in, wiring was a tangled mess, they never cleaned years of grease off of the frame as their web site claimed. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THESE PEOPL
- Carlos Z. on July 2020
C & A Brown Co
Very good experience. Scheduling was easy and quick, and Rich was able to diagnose the problems with my stove pretty quickly. I had one burner that would not ignite when the knob was turned (but would ignite if other knobs were set to lite); the problem was a fault in the wiring from the knob to the ignition switch (it was the most-used burner). The solution was to replace the wiring harness that connects the knobs. Rich knew exactly what part to get, and was able to pick it up in SF the next day, and return to install it the day after (he didn't have that particular part in his truck, my stove is a bit older). FYI, part cost was about $81 for the whole harness, you can't just replace for one knob on this model. My oven had also been running cool, and not coming up to temperature quickly. RIch was very helpful and explained the way that the stove really worked (most of them do not come up to full temperature by the time the "preheat" signal goes off- it doesn't matter much for a casserole, but for baking the difference can be noticeable). He used one of his oven thermometers to compare to the one I had been using to test, and reset the calibration of the stove via the electronic controls. He checked back the next day to see if the oven seemed to be working more as expected- it does seem to be much closer to the set temperature. It is clear that Rich is an expert in repair- the rare person (nowadays) with enough experience to know how well the manufacturer-recommended repairs *really* work, and able to advise on simple maintenance that can head off much more expensive repairs later. I would recommend him without reservation
- Pamela R. on May 2013
H.A.R. (Hi Tech Appliance Repair)
Tony answered my first phone call and gave me an appointment the next afternoon. He offered to try to squeeze me in that day, but I told him that wasn't necessary. He called me within the 3 hour appointment window he had given me and said he might be a bit late and then called to tell me he was on his way. He fixed my oven problem, adjusted and cleaned the burners as well, and gave me some pointers on the pilot lights. He was very competent, clean, friendly, and informative. I thought his price was reasonable
- Naomi G. on August 2012
Sunny Appliance Repair
It needed a new control panel which is over $200. I was ok with that, but not the $285 in labor to install it. I ended up buying a new range. My dad and a friend also used them, labor was very high and in my friends case due to the quote bought a new washer. Now I wonder if everything is a control panel issue and if there is a cheaper fix. My stove was only 3 years old. I would ask up front what their hourly labor rate is
- Leesa W. on December 2016
ASIEN'S APPLIANCE
My tenant called to say that the oven did not light properly and they smelled gas when trying to operate the oven. I called Asien's after asking a friend in real estate if they could refer me to a reliable company for help. Asien's responded quickly and handled my call professionally. I was very satisfied with their service
- Deborah R. on December 2011
A-Z Appliance Repair
They did not actually come out for a service. The person I spoke with was very knowledgeable. I explained the stove I had and what had happened. He was able to launch in to a full description as to what could have happened and what I needed to do to calibrate the oven temperature. He was very helpful and responsive. He was also very friendly and professional
- Janice E. on July 2014
LP Appliances Services
I needed an appliance repair person to fix my parent's oven. I wanted to do this for them for Christmas. I live in MO and they live in CA. I found Luan on Angie's lilst and called him. He had no issues that I was in another state. Then I was very surprised when I received a phone call in the afternoon that the oven was already fixed! My mom said he was very punctual and very nice. He fixed a bad bearing in the oven. The total repair for his time (he had to wait for the stove to heat up to determine problem and then cool down to fix) and parts was only $169. I would highly recommend him for any and all appliance repairs
- Stephanie M. on December 2013
Lee's Appliance Inc
As I prepare to call John again for another issue with one of our appliances, I'm reminded of how long he's been our repair guy. Since 1998, we've used him exclusively to repair our stoves and ovens. First a vintage O'Keefe and Merritt in our first house, and more recently our 50's Wedgewood-Holly built into the kitchen wall of our current house. He's fantastic, knows these old stoves inside and out, and is careful, meticulous and very skilled. I love that he keeps these old stoves running smoothly, but remind everyone that he works on contemporary appliances as well and is just as talented. I have a Westinghouse dishwasher that howls for attention. Not too old, but out of warranty for several year's now, and next on John's repair list for us. He's honest, personable and very knowledgeable
- Robert C. on April 2017
Thomas Appliance Service
Great responsiveness when I called by phone. Came out next day to diagnose the problem. Did not charge me for this time and spent some time testing out oven temperature. However Dee did not show up until after the appointed time window on both occasions. I did get a call near the end of the time window to say he was running late. He did not dispose of used parts or test to make sure repair was successful. One of the parts I wanted but I didn't want the other garbage. He otherwise cleaned up after himself. He also replaced a stove top cover (easy while oven apart) with a cover I had on hand without charge. Repair fixed problem
- Leila S. on October 2006
Thomas Appliance Service
Everything went very well. I know it was an easy "fix" for the service person, but he came in, knew just what to do, moved the stove, and when he was done, put the stove back in place. There were no problems.
- Claire M. on August 2011
WESTERN AAPPLIANCE
WWESTENR APPLIANCE HAS A VERY FRIENDLY STAFF, HOWEVER IT TAKES MORE THAN FRIENDLY TO GET THE JOB DONE. THEY DROPPED THE BALL AND IT TOOK A VERY LONG TIME TO GET THE ITEMS DELIVERED AND INSTALLED. WE WOULD HAVE TO BE ASSURED THEY WOULD NOT DROP THE BALL AGAIN IF WE EVER HAD THEM DO WORK FOR US AGTAIN
- Jaylene G. on October 2005
Service Master
It was fine. They've scheduled it right away. The cost overall was ridiculous. They wanted $135 for 5 minutes worth of work. I was a little bit annoyed with it actually because it literally took the guys five minutes to swap the part. I had to pay for the part and then the service itself is 135 bucks. I was literally paying thousands of dollars per hour. I had to pay for the parts. The deal was that they would do one replacement and would look at one other thing. I ended up paying the part on the stove, they replaced that as part of $150 and looked at the oven. They said it'll cost $135 for us to come and do the replacement and then this part is this much more. I really ended up paying another $300 out of pocket in addition to the $150. Overall, it was not a good deal at all. They fixed what I asked them to fix. They really should be charging based on the amount of effort not a flat rate. I don;t think I'll ever use Service Master again. I had to call back to get a hold of them to get the scheduling in the next part coming in because I had to order it. They really weren't proactive on that
- Micah B. on September 2015
LEE'S APPLIANCE
I called in the morning and was told they were booked for the day, but they would try to fit me in. A few hours I received a call, and John Lee came within a few minutes. He clearly knew exactly what he was doing. He practically had to take the stove apart to repair it, but he was fast. He did a great job and all of the problems we were having were fixed. He's a very nice, friendly guy, cleaned up as he went along, and I think the price was very reasonable for the amount of work he did. In fact, he stuck to his original quote for repair, even though he found several other problems with the stove. A real professional. If you have an old stove, Lee's is the service you want
- Amy T. on July 2006
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Oven Repair Services Near Me FAQs
The cost to repair an oven is $220 for the average fix. You could pay as low as $100 for a minor repair or as much as $600 for poor heating problems. The type of oven, in addition to the repair needed, will determine the price you pay.
Electric ovens are often the most budget-friendly to repair, averaging between $100 and $250. Other ovens, like gas, convection, and pizza ovens, are more expensive to fix, ranging from $200 to $600 on average.
When thinking about repairing or replacing an oven, considering the “50% rule” will help you the most. This rule states that if your oven is over 50% of the way through its lifespan, or the cost of the repair is more than 50% of the price of a new oven, then replacing it will be more cost-effective in the long run.
However, if you have a newer oven that only requires a simple fix, there’s no need to scrap it altogether. Taking care of the more minor repairs will help you get the most out of your oven for longer.
Since there aren’t many moving parts to an oven, the list of repairs it might need is relatively short. Most times, when a repair is needed, it’s due to a part simply burning out. Some common oven repairs you might come across include:
Broken door glass
Stuck or broken ignitor
Stuck gas valve
Fractured heating element
Busted control board
Outside of deep cleaning your oven and keeping your stovetop sparkling, you should not attempt DIY oven repairs, especially if you have a gas oven. Even the most straightforward repair can be dangerous if not done correctly, and that’s not a risk worth taking. It’s always best to hire an oven repair specialist to assess the repair needed for your oven and appropriately (and safely) take care of it for you.
On average, most electric ovens will last up to 13 years, and most gas ovens can last up to 15 years. To get the most out of your oven, it’s essential to properly clean and maintain it to prevent buildup. Generally, a good deep cleaning of your oven every three months will keep it clean and working correctly for years to come.
Our first piece of advice: do not attempt common oven repair work yourself.
Stoves are marvels of time-saving efficiency. When a stove breaks, your family suddenly has to rely on cold sandwiches and the kindness of strange eateries. Seek prompt, professional oven repair and say goodbye to expensive take-out meals.
Common Oven and Stove Problems
Most household ovens and stoves work off of 220-volt outlets, not the type most appliances use (120-volt). The increased voltage makes a stove a more electrically robust challenge for parts failure and repair.
Three common problems:
- Your electric stove will not heat — When calling a stove repair service, be specific: is only one burner not working, or do all of them refuse to heat?
- Your electric oven will not change heat — This is a control problem, in which an infinite switch that regulates electrical power levels is malfunctioning
- Your gas stove will not light — No click? Defective ignition switch; click and a smell of natural gas? The pilot light is out; no flame and no smell of gas? You may have a clogged valve
Which Parts Fail?
The control panel of a stove sleekly hides a myriad of wires, switches, relays and other parts, any one of which could go bad while the rest of the control board still works.
Besides the previously discussed ignition switch, infinite switch, and clogged gas valve, these parts are also prone to fail:
- Oven sensor — Your oven reliably baked cakes, but now the centers are gooey; your sensor is probably broken
- Oven no longer self-cleans — Your oven control board is faulty; bake/broil circuits are starved of voltage
- Spark modules, spark wires, spark electrodes — When your gas stove's burners will not light, these components are no longer working together
Costs of Oven Repair
Electricians and appliance repair services charge between $45 to $120 per hour for stove or ove repair (or similar kitchen appliances)
In addition, expect a site service charge (what you pay to have someone drive out) of $150 to $200 per visit.
This means a typical oven repair or stove troubleshooting job could cost from $1,000 to $1,200. Some homeowners may be tempted to tackle oven repair themselves, but Angie's List advises against this, since the risk of shock or a short in a 220-volt circuit is too great.
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