You've found Somerville based stove repair services that won't disappoint.
With a depth of professionals on our crew, we're qualified to take on any repair of any size. For either same or next-day repair services you can rely on, we're available and one call away.
Our crew is experienced with all types of cooking appliance repairs. We can maintain and repair commercial stoves and basic household units also. Some examples of commercial cooking units we regularly fix include conveyor, deck and rotisserie ovens, griddles, steakhouse broilers, cheesemelters, etc. We take on repairs with a formulaic process in mind. The beginning is our initial contact with you where we go over the basics and pick a time to visit. Our appliance repair pro will then go through your stove and figure out what's to blame and how to remedy the problem. You'll receive a quote for the repair which factors parts plus labor.
Every repair is billed simply for parts and labor. We don't increase the retail price of parts when we collect them from our local source. We also bill for labor according to industry averages laid out in the nationwide blue book. No hidden fees are waiting; if you don't go through with a repair we charge a miniscule amount for the services we offered. Your cooking appliance does not need to be left waiting in despair. One problem can easily escalate to another. The quicker you get it fixed the better and with us you won't spend an excessive amount making it happen. We promise you won't regret choosing us as your source for appliance repair help.
Let's get started, shall we? Ring us at (617) 539-2280 and book an appt today!
Here are a few pieces of advice that will help you with keeping your glass stovetop surface clean at all times. Number one: buy a specialty cleaner, the preferred choice being specialty stovetop surface cleaning wipes - or the spray if you have cloths to use. If you want, combine baking soda with vinegar, leave for a couple minutes and then wipe it off. This solution is easily as effective as any special cleaning product at a store. Be cautious with what you use to wipe down the surface; a microfiber cloth is the best choice.