Gas or electric. Freestanding, slide-in, wall-mount, or induction. We fix ovens that won’t heat, bake unevenly, show error codes, or smell like gas.
⚠️ Smell gas?
Don’t call us first. Shut off the gas at the valve, leave the home, and call Enbridge emergency at 1-866-763-5427. Then call us for licensed repair once the scene is safe.
Bake elements burn out. Igniters glow but don’t ignite. Temperature sensors drift. Surface elements lose contact. Self-clean cycles cook the control board. On gas ovens, the igniter is the #1 fault by a wide margin. On electric, it’s the bake element or temperature sensor. On induction, it’s usually the cooktop controller board.
We service wall-mount, slide-in, freestanding, induction, and built-in double-ovens. Gas work in Ontario legally requires a TSSA G2 license — which every tech we send out carries. We stock common parts for Wolf, Thermador, Viking, Bosch, Miele, KitchenAid, Samsung, LG, GE, and Whirlpool on the van.
Electric: failed bake element — a visible break or blistering on the element. Gas: igniter not glowing bright enough to open the safety valve. Both are same-day fixes.
Temperature-sensor drift, partial element failure, or convection-fan issues. We test the actual chamber temperature against the set point and recalibrate or replace.
Clogged port (easy clean), weak spark module, or a failed igniter. G2 territory — we’re licensed. Sealed burner assemblies on newer ranges require specific tools we carry.
Infinite switch, element itself, or the terminal block. For glass-top radiant and induction cooktops, we repair surface switches and communication boards.
Door lock motor, thermal fuse, or control board. Self-clean pulls high temps — if it trips a fuse, the oven won’t heat at all until the fuse is replaced.
F1, F2, F3, E02 — each brand uses different codes for sensor, relay, and communication faults. We decode against the service manual.
Bake element failed. Broiler and bake are separate elements — one can fail with the other intact.
Temp sensor or the relay board shorting. Dangerous — turn the oven off at the breaker and call us same-day.
Fan motor bearing or a loose blade. We replace the motor assembly as a unit.
We price every repair case-by-case after we see the unit in person. Here’s exactly how it works.
Tell us the symptom, the make and model, and when you’re free. We’ll lock in a same-day or next-day window.
A licensed tech inspects the appliance in your home, pinpoints the actual fault, and confirms the parts needed. No guesswork over the phone. We confirm the diagnostic fee when you book, so you know it before we come out.
You get an exact, all-in repair price before any work begins. If the fix isn’t worth it on an older unit, we’ll tell you straight.
Approve the quote and the diagnostic fee comes off your final bill. Decide to pass and the diagnostic is all you pay — no obligation either way.
Every appliance, brand, and fault is different. That’s why we quote case-by-case after seeing the unit, not before.
Wolf, Thermador, Viking, Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Bosch, Miele, Samsung, LG, GE, Frigidaire, Maytag, Whirlpool. Freestanding, slide-in, wall-mount, gas, electric, induction — we service all formats.
Shut off at the valve behind the range, leave the home, call Enbridge emergency (1-866-763-5427). Don’t flip light switches or use your phone inside the home. Once Enbridge clears the scene, call us for TSSA G2 licensed repair.
Usually yes. Ovens and ranges are long-life appliances — 18 years is the typical service life — so most repairs make financial sense on any oven under 20 years old. We’ll diagnose on-site and give you the exact repair number so you can weigh it against replacement.
Yes — Miele, Bosch, KitchenAid, Samsung, LG, Wolf. Induction boards, surface switches, and communication faults are all regular calls.
Wall oven replacements are complicated — cabinet cut-outs don’t always match new models. Repair is usually the better first move. We’ll give you an honest call on viability.
Gas or electric — both licensed in-house. We’ll call within two hours.