Professional Range Repair in Kingwood, Houston

Range problems we see in local kitchens

A range puts a cooktop and an oven in one body, so two systems can fail. On gas models, spills seep into burner ports and the spark igniter. The igniter is the part that clicks and lights the flame. On electric models, coil sockets burn and infinite switches stick. An infinite switch is the part behind the knob that sets burner heat. Damp air in this part of Texas can also rust grates and spark parts over time.

Our repair process start to finish

We test every burner and then run the oven through a bake cycle. Gas models get a leak check at the valve and the connector. Electric models get a voltage check at each switch and element. Once we find the fault, you agree to a set price before work begins. A switch, igniter or element is usually worth replacing. A range with a cracked glass top and a failed board may not be.

Kitchens rebuilt after 2017

Hurricane Harvey brought heavy flooding to parts of Kingwood in 2017. A council member said water damaged over 80 percent of homes in some villages. Kingwood Greens Village, Barrington and Fosters Mill were among them. Many of those kitchens were gutted and fitted with new ranges. A range put in during a rush is sometimes not level or lacks its anti-tip bracket. That bracket keeps the range from tipping forward if a child climbs the open door. We check both on every range call.