Gas and electric ranges, all major brands — same-day service often available.
Visible breaks, bulges, or dead coil burners replaced — including hidden bake and broil elements.
Clicking with no ignition, weak flame, or clogged burner ports diagnosed and fixed.
Won't heat, runs too hot or cold, or won't hold temperature — thermostat and sensor repair.
Dead display, unresponsive buttons, or error codes diagnosed and repaired for all major brands.
Self-clean cycle won't start, door won't unlock, or door seal is damaged — all repaired without full replacement.
Fan, light, and filter issues on the range hood above your stove, serviced in the same visit.
A service call in Guelph runs $80–$120, which is applied toward the repair if you proceed. Heating element replacement — the most common electric oven repair — runs $150–$250. Igniter replacement on gas stoves and ovens runs $120–$200. Thermostat or temperature sensor issues, which cause inaccurate heating even when elements look fine, run $130–$220. Control board repair for dead displays or unresponsive buttons runs $200–$400 depending on the model.
On electric ranges, a visibly broken or bulging bake or broil element is the classic sign of failure and a straightforward fix. On gas ranges, a burner that clicks repeatedly without lighting usually points to a clogged igniter port (often fixable with cleaning) or a failed igniter module. Self-clean cycle failures are almost always either a faulty door lock mechanism — the cycle is designed not to run unless the safety lock engages — or a control board fault, both of which we repair without needing to replace the unit.
Ovens and stoves typically last 13–15 years. As a rule of thumb, if the repair cost is under 50% of a comparable new range (which runs $600–$1,200 installed in Guelph) and your unit is under 7–8 years old, repair is usually the better financial call.
For a broader look at appliance repair pricing across appliance types, see our appliance repair cost guide.
We repair ovens and stoves throughout Guelph and the surrounding region:
A service call runs $80–$120, applied toward the repair. Heating element replacement runs $150–$250, igniter replacement $120–$200, thermostat or temperature sensor $130–$220, and control board repair $200–$400 depending on the model.
The most common cause is a failed bake or broil heating element, which you can often spot as a visible break or bulge in the coil. A faulty temperature sensor or thermostat can also cause inaccurate heating even when elements look fine. Both are straightforward repairs once diagnosed.
Usually a clogged igniter port or burner cap from spilled food, a failed spark igniter module, or a faulty safety valve. Cleaning the port resolves many cases; if clicking continues with no spark, the igniter itself likely needs replacement.
If the repair cost is under 50% of a comparable new unit's price and your oven or stove is under 7–8 years old (about half its 13–15 year expected lifespan), repair is usually the better value. A new range typically runs $600–$1,200 installed.
Yes, we service gas, electric, and dual-fuel ranges from all major brands, including Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Bosch, Maytag, and Frigidaire.
Self-clean failures are usually a faulty door lock mechanism (the cycle won't run if the safety lock doesn't engage) or a control board fault. We diagnose and repair both without needing to replace the whole unit.
Tell us what's wrong with your oven or stove and we'll get back to you within 24 hours — same-day service is often available.
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