Are you searching for a Boston based appliance repair professional to help figure out your oven problems?
Your repair solution is one call away; we're repair experts based out of Boston MA and always eager to help. Our team of repair pros are on-hand: even for same-day repair jobs!
Ever wonder what are the most common oven repair calls that appliance repair companies receive from people like you? The average residential customer comes to us to tackle a common range of issues. We’ll go over them below to help you familiarize yourself with what kinds of issues regularly occur among most appliance repair company’s oven repair clientele.
Our company is ready for any repair challenge you might give us. We are capable of fixing or maintaining both residential and commercial units. Our staff are also vetted in working on ovens that heat with gas instead of electricity. Restaurant owners, homeowners, etc., rest assured our technicians are equipped for your repair job. We work on all brands: Bosch, GE, Jenn-Air, LG, Samsung, Thermador, Viking, Whirlpool, you name it - we have already fixed thousands of these units over the years. For commercial repairs, we've fixed units from manufacturers like Baker's Pride, Royal Range, Waring, Wisco, Wolf and many others.
Do not hold yourself back from having a fully functional oven again. Every repair we do is quick and stress-free for our clients. You just have to pick up the phone and dial (617) 415-7050 to speak with us and set up a time for your repair appointment. We're waiting and are also ready for any emergency repair needs you might have. Give us a call if you're ready!
Are you not getting proper heat buildup from your oven? The possible causes for this issue are partially dependent on the type of oven. While gas and electric ovens have many similarities, the parts within them are slightly different. With a standard electrical oven the issue could have to do with the selector switch/relays, bake or broil element, thermostat or the temperature-sensing bulb. With a gas unit, the troubles might be the result of a fault in the gas valve or gas ignitor. If you think your gas line isn't working right, this needs to be checked by your provider.