Somerville oven repair services for cheap, with top level professionalism and consistently successful results.
We're here to support you with any appliance troubles you might face. Whether it's your stove at home or a commercial unit that's not working properly, one of our technicians can quickly - and affordably - get it fixed up for you.
We work on all different kinds of oven problems from power issues to temperature regulation troubles, problems with igniters, flame sensors, etc. No issue is too large or small and there's not much we haven't seen over the years working on countless models of both gas and electric ovens. We also have reasonably priced parts sources in town that carry parts for even some of the most obscure oven models in existence. Simply put, our clients get the greatest rates on all appliance repairs. Your oven repair experience with us will be no different. Not to forget, we offer online coupons to further your savings - keep this in mind and mention it when you deal with us. Ultimately, with nothing more than parts and labor to pay for - and some extra savings along the way - your appliance repair will be kept affordable.
How do we make sure all of our repairs are so affordable? We abide by the national handbook for appliance repair pricing standards (the MASPG book) and also don't mark up the cost of replacement parts. Further, we are quick and efficient with each repair job which means we don't need to bill extra fees to make our business model work.
We can handle any oven repair you need done. Get in touch with us at (617) 539-2280 and schedule for one of our repair technicians to visit you. We're ready when you are!
Figuring out the cause of an issue with your gas oven isn't the same as troubleshooting an electric unit. The way that heat is produced and triggered is different with a gas model. You have unique parts like the flame sensor, gas valve and igniter, which are not found in an electric unit. It's much easier to diagnose a problem with an electric model, especially when you have no relevant experience. A gas oven requires a professional diagnosis from a repair technician and, depending on the issue, you might also need your utility provider to inspect the gas supply line.