An oven that runs 50 degrees off ruins dinner quietly for months before anyone checks it with a thermometer. One that will not heat at all is louder about it. Either way the fix is usually one part: a bake element, an igniter, a temperature sensor or the control board.
Flat-rate, quoted before work starts.
We repair single and double wall ovens, range ovens, convection and steam models from GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, KitchenAid, Bosch, Maytag and Kenmore — electric and gas.
What the symptom usually means, from the technicians who see it every week.
Burnt-out bake element (electric), weak or failed igniter (gas), blown thermal fuse, or a relay on the control board.
Failed convection fan, one element out on a dual-element oven, or a door seal letting heat out one side.
Drifted temperature sensor, control board calibration, or a door that no longer closes tight because of a worn hinge.
Worn hinges, broken latch motor or a lock assembly that failed during the clean cycle.
Control board, touchpad or a sensor reading out of range; F-codes usually name the circuit at fault.
Flat-rate by the job, quoted before work starts. Totals below are typical all-in prices after your $79.00 diagnostic is credited back in full; the exact part for your model may differ slightly. Plus Florida sales tax on repairs that include a part (6.5% in Orange County); labor-only repairs are not taxed.
| Repair | Parts | Labor | Typical all-in | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bake or broil element | $54.25 | $189.00 | $164.25 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
| Door hinges and seal | $105.40 | $229.50 | $255.90 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
| Electronic control board | $244.90 | $256.50 | $422.40 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
| Oven igniter | $68.20 | $216.00 | $205.20 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
| Oven temperature sensor | $40.30 | $175.50 | $136.80 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
| Surface burner igniter / spark module | $74.40 | $202.50 | $197.90 after $79.00 credit | 90 days |
Decline the quote and the $79.00 diagnostic is all you pay. Second appliance inspected on the same visit: $49.00.
Elements, igniters, sensors, hinges and seals are always worth repairing. A control board on a 15-year-old range can approach half the price of a new one — the technician gives you the exact number and you decide.
Pick the oven, the symptom and a morning, midday, afternoon or evening slot. Confirmed instantly, 24/7 — and the evening before, we text you a 2-hour arrival window.
You get a text with the tech's name and a live map when they're on the way, with an arrival estimate.
Flat-rate quote on your phone with the $79.00 diagnostic already credited. Most repairs finish the same visit.
On an electric oven, almost certainly the bake element or its relay. On gas, the igniter has weakened and no longer opens the gas valve. Both are one-visit repairs.
Yes. Igniters, spark modules, flame sensors and valves on gas ranges and wall ovens are all on the price book.
Yes. If the sensor is good, the technician calibrates the control; if the sensor has drifted, it is replaced and then calibrated.
Pick a slot online, get a 2-hour arrival window the evening before, a flat-rate quote on site, and your $79.00 diagnostic comes off the bill.
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