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Oven and range repair
Electric and induction ranges, wall ovens and cooktops. An element that won't heat, an oven that never gets to temperature, a self-clean lock that won't let go, or an induction cooktop showing an error. Haldimand County, Hamilton, Brantford and nearby.
- Certified technician
- Insured
- Close to 10 years
- Family-owned
- Flat-rate pricing
Electric and induction, that's what we do
We work on electric and induction cooking appliances: coil-top and glass-top electric ranges, single and double wall ovens, electric cooktops, and induction cooktops and ranges.
Oven trouble has a way of showing up right before a big meal. The bake element that's been fading for months finally goes, or the temperature is suddenly way off. We find the cause, tell you what it costs, and fix it once you say go.
Ranges run on high voltage, so most repairs beyond the simple checks below are a job for a technician.
- Service
- Electric & induction ranges, ovens, cooktops
- Visits
- Same or next day where possible
- Brands
- Samsung, LG, Bosch, Miele, Whirlpool, Frigidaire & more
- Pricing
- Flat rate, estimate before any repair
- Call or text
- 905-531-7000
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
Sat 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sun closed
Common problems we fix
Oven and range problems we fix
Surface element won't heat
One burner or zone is dead, or only works on high. Often the element, its switch or its connection.
Element stuck on high
A burner that glows red no matter where the knob is set. Usually a switch or control.
Oven won't heat
No bake or no broil. A burnt-out element is common, and sometimes you can see the break.
Temperature is off
Burnt edges, raw middles, or food taking much longer than the recipe says. A sensor, an element or the control.
Self-clean lock stuck
The door stays locked after a cleaning cycle and won't release.
Controls not responding
Touchpad buttons that don't work, a blank display, or an error code.
Induction cooktop errors
Pans not detected, error codes, a zone that cuts out, or a cooling fan that's noisy or not running.
Cracked glass top
A crack in a glass or induction cooktop. Stop using it until it's been checked.
Signs it needs a technician
It needs a technician when…
- A burner or the oven doesn't heat at all
- The oven runs much hotter or cooler than its setting
- The display shows an error code that keeps coming back
- The door stays locked after self-clean
- Part of the range works and part doesn't
- An element has blisters, a bulge or a visible break
Simple, safe things to try
Before you call
- Check the breaker. A range uses a double breaker, and a half-tripped one can leave part of it working.
- Coil top: with everything off and cool, swap a dead coil with a working one of the same size. If the coil works in the new spot, the problem isn't the coil.
- Look at the oven's bake element with the oven off and cool. Blisters or a break mean it has failed.
- Induction: hold a magnet to the bottom of the pan. If it doesn't stick firmly, the pan won't work on induction.
- Check the manual for a temperature adjustment setting if the oven is just a little off.
- Clean glass tops with cooktop cleaner, not anything scratchy.
When to stop and call
Stop there and call us if…
- You see sparks or arcing from an element
- You smell burning that isn't food
- The glass cooktop is cracked. Don't use it
- An element glows when it's switched off
- The breaker trips again after you reset it
- You see scorching on the cabinets or counter next to the range
A burning smell is worth taking seriously. Our cottage checklist has a real story about an oven that had been scorching the wood under it. Call or text 905-531-7000.
How it works
From cold oven to dinner
Call or text
Call or text 905-531-7000, or send a request online. We call you back to set a time. Nothing is booked automatically.
Same or next-day visit
We aim for a same-day or next-day visit where possible.
Flat-rate estimate
We find the cause and give you a flat-rate price before any work starts. No surprises, and it's your call.
Repair
Fixed on the spot when we can, or a follow-up visit once the part is in.
FAQ
Oven and range questions
Do you repair induction cooktops?
Yes. We repair induction cooktops and ranges as well as electric coil and glass-top ranges and wall ovens.
Do you repair wall ovens?
Yes, single and double electric wall ovens. A wall oven is a two-person job, so there's a small extra charge. It's included in your estimate before any work starts.
My oven isn't heating to the right temperature. Can it be fixed?
Usually. It can be the temperature sensor, an element or the control. Many ovens also let you adjust the temperature slightly in the settings. If it's far off, we can diagnose it.
Can a cracked glass cooktop be repaired?
The glass top is a part that can be replaced on many models. We'll check yours and give you a price before any repair.
Why does only half my range work?
Ranges run on a double breaker. If one half trips, part of the range can still work. Check the breaker first, then give us a call if that's not it.
Which brands do you repair?
We work on the major brands sold in North America, and we're especially well known for Samsung, LG, Bosch, Miele, Whirlpool and Frigidaire, along with their sister brands. See brands we repair. Not sure about yours? Send a photo of the model sticker with your request.
Which areas do you cover?
We're based in Fisherville, in Haldimand County, and serve Hamilton, Brantford, Norfolk and the towns in between. See the service areas page. In Haldimand County and nearby, the service call is $89. Places further from our base have a small travel charge added to the service call, and we'll tell you the amount when we call you back.
Google reviews & our work
Real work, real reviews
Real customers on Google, and real repairs on our Instagram.
Such a pleasant experience with these guys! They were able to repair my leaking refrigerator in an hour and the cost was very reasonable.
We were having a little problem with our dryer and I called in for solution. The next day Wes solved the problem. I will definitely recommend him.
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