Oven and range repair cost is driven by the failed part, and the most common ones — bake elements, igniters and oven sensors — are inexpensive, which makes these among the best-value appliance repairs.
What affects oven repair cost
- The failed part. A bake element, igniter or oven sensor is inexpensive; a control board or touch panel is moderate to higher.
- Range vs wall oven vs pro-style. Double wall ovens and pro-style ranges take more labor and use pricier genuine parts.
- Gas vs electric. Gas igniter/valve repairs differ from electric element repairs, but both are typically affordable.
Repair or replace?
Ovens and ranges are almost always worth repairing — even a control board usually costs far less than a comparable new range, and for double wall ovens and pro-style units replacement is very expensive. Element, igniter and sensor repairs are easy wins.
How Hi-Tech keeps pricing honest
We diagnose the fault first, then give you a written quote before any work begins — so you always approve the price up front, with no surprises. Repairs use genuine OEM parts and carry our 6-month parts-and-labor warranty. If a repair genuinely isn't worth it, we'll tell you that instead of selling you one. Call 703-420-9858 for an honest assessment.
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Oven repair cost — FAQs
How much does it cost to fix an oven that won't heat?
Usually one of the more affordable repairs — it's typically a bake element, igniter or oven sensor, all inexpensive parts. We confirm the fault and quote before any work.
Is it worth repairing a wall oven or pro-style range?
Almost always — replacements are expensive and often require matching cabinetry, so a repair (even a control board) is usually the far better value.