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Oven & Range Repair · Middle TN + LA
Oven & Range RepairHonest, Technician-Led Repair
Gas or electric, oven or cooktop — most failures trace to an affordable, available part: a bake or broil element, igniter, oven sensor, surface element, or switch. Gas appliances we diagnose carefully and safely. We don't replace ranges that are worth fixing.
Oven not heating? On electric, it's usually the bake element or oven sensor; on gas, it's most often a weak igniter. Burner won't light or surface element won't heat? Think igniter, switch, or element. Send a quick video and your model number through Ant and a real technician will tell you exactly which one — safely, before any part is ordered.
Diagnose Your Problem
Oven & Range Symptoms
Pick the symptom that matches what your oven, stove, or range is doing. Each page walks through the most common causes, honest pricing, and the 4-option Technician Decision Report.
Common Causes
What Usually Goes Wrong
Bake / broil element (electric)
A burned-out or blistered element is the #1 electric-oven failure — it won't heat or won't hold temperature. An affordable, fast repair on most models.
Oven igniter (gas)
A weak igniter glows but no longer draws enough current to open the gas valve, so the oven never lights. The most common gas-oven no-heat cause.
Oven temperature sensor
A drifting sensor makes the oven run hot, cold, or shut off mid-bake. Cheap part, big impact on results.
Surface element & switch
A dead cooktop burner is usually the element itself or the infinite switch that feeds it. On glass tops, a cracked surface is the harder call.
Control board & safety valve
Dead displays, stuck cycles, and keypad faults point to the control board; a gas oven that won't stay lit can be the safety valve.
By Brand
Ovens & Ranges We Repair
We work on every major brand — gas, electric, and induction. Brand-specific pages cover the common failure patterns and parts availability for each platform.
How the TDR Works
The 4-Option Decision Report
Every oven and range repair starts with a real technician reviewing your model and symptoms. You get a Technician Decision Report with four options and real pricing — pick what works for you.
Option 1
OEM Part Only
We source the exact OEM part and ship directly to you. You install. Best for confident DIYers who want guaranteed-fit parts.
Option 2
Amazon Equivalent Part Only
We source a verified compatible part at a lower price and ship directly. You install. Cost-effective when fit is straightforward.
Option 3
OEM Part + Labor
We source the OEM part, ship it, and our technician installs it. Best when fit is critical or it's a gas repair.
Option 4
Equivalent Part + Labor
We source an equivalent part, ship it, and install it. Balances cost and convenience.
Gas appliances: if you smell gas, leave it off and call us. And if you choose labor, don't start the job yourself — once a unit has been opened, our technician may need to charge additional labor or decline to take over the repair.
Pricing
Real Numbers, No Mystery
Quick Check (chat + tech review)$50
In-Home Diagnostic$100
Bake element / sensor / switch$150-$280
Igniter / safety valve (gas)$180-$340
Control board$250-$450
Most oven & range repairs$150-$400
Your diagnostic fee is never wasted. Every dollar you spend on the Quick Check ($50) or in-home diagnostic ($100) goes directly toward your repair labor if you decide to move forward. You're not paying for a diagnosis AND a repair — you're paying for a diagnosis that becomes a credit toward your repair. No double paying, ever.
Is It Worth Fixing?
Our Philosophy on Repair vs. Replace
Ranges are usually worth repairing. Elements, igniters, sensors, and switches are affordable and available, and the labor is straightforward on most platforms. The harder call is a failed control board on a high-end unit or a cracked glass cooktop. The replacement calculator gives you a quick framing, and our technicians give you the real numbers on your specific machine — every situation is different.
FAQ
People Also Ask
How much does oven or range repair cost?
Most oven and range repairs land in the $150–$400 range. A bake or broil element is on the lower end; igniters, control boards, and induction elements run higher. Your $50 Quick Check or $100 in-home diagnostic credits directly toward the repair.
Why is my oven not heating?
On an electric oven, a failed bake element or oven sensor is the usual cause. On a gas oven, it's most often a weak igniter that no longer draws enough current to open the gas valve. A technician confirms which before any part is ordered.
Why won't my gas burner or range light?
Usually a dirty or cracked igniter, a clogged burner port, or a wiring/switch fault. Clicking but no flame typically points to the igniter or moisture in the burner cap. We diagnose it safely rather than guessing on a gas appliance.
Is it worth repairing an oven or range?
Usually yes — elements, igniters, sensors, and switches are affordable, available parts. The harder call is a failed control board or a cracked glass cooktop. Our technicians give you honest repair-vs-replace numbers for your specific model.
What oven and range brands do you repair?
All major brands — Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Bosch, Amana, and more — gas, electric, and induction.
Where We Service
Middle TN + Louisiana
Get Started
Chat with Ant — Get a Real Answer Today
Chat with Ant — tell us what's wrong, share a quick video and your model number photo, and a real technician will build your Technician Decision Report. No hold music, no guessing, no commitment until you see your options.