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Stove and range repair in Northern Virginia.

Gas or electric, freestanding, slide-in or professional-style: when burners won't light, heat or hold a simmer, we'll fix them safely.

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Range or stove repaired by E&A technicians in Northern Virginia

Gas, electric and dual-fuel ranges

Your range is the busiest appliance in the kitchen, so a dead burner gets noticed fast. We repair gas, electric and dual-fuel ranges and stoves, freestanding, slide-in and professional-style, from Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Bertazzoni, Zline, GE, Samsung, LG, Whirlpool and Frigidaire.

On a gas range, most problems involve the igniters, the spark module, the burner valves or the burners themselves. On an electric range it's usually an element, an infinite switch, a terminal block or a control. Gas work calls for care, so we check every gas connection we touch before we leave. For the oven part of your range, see oven repair.

What we repair

  • Gas ranges
  • Electric coil ranges
  • Glass-top electric ranges
  • Dual-fuel ranges
  • Slide-in ranges
  • Professional-style ranges

Brands we repair: Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Bertazzoni, Zline, GE, Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Frigidaire.

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Common problems

When a burner won't light.

The stove problems we're called for most, what usually causes them, and what you can safely check before we arrive.

Gas stove burner clicks but won't light

The spark is there but the flame doesn't catch: a dirty or wet igniter, a burner cap out of place or clogged burner ports are the usual causes. If it clicks constantly, even with the knob off, a switch is wet or failing, or the spark module is faulty.

Try this firstLet the burner cool, then reseat the cap and make sure every part is dry.

Stove igniter not clicking or sparking

When none of the burners click, the spark module or the range's power supply is usually at fault. When just one burner is silent, it's often a cracked igniter or a loose wire.

Try this firstMake sure the range is plugged in and the breaker hasn't tripped: gas ranges need power to spark.

Electric stove burner not heating, or only on high

A coil element that won't heat may be burned out or loose in its receptacle. One that only works on high usually has a failed infinite switch. On a glass top, a radiant element or its limiter can fail.

Try this firstSwap a coil element with a working one of the same size and see if the problem moves.

Yellow, uneven or lifting flame on a gas range

A healthy gas flame is blue with a small, steady inner cone. Yellow or orange flames, flames that lift off the burner, or uneven rings point to dirty or misaligned burners, blocked ports, or a gas pressure or conversion problem.

Try this firstClean the burner heads and caps and let them dry completely.

Stove knobs or touch controls not working

Worn burner valves, loose knobs and failed switches are common on older ranges. On newer models with touch controls, a control board, a keypad or a lockout setting can be the cause.

Try this firstCheck that the control lock isn't on.

A smell of gas

Don't use the range or any light switch. Leave the house and call your gas company or 911 from outside. Once the gas company has made it safe, we can repair the range.

Try this firstLeave first, then call from outside.

Repair or replace

Is it worth fixing?

An honest answer, and the price, before any work starts.

A range typically lasts about 14 years, longer than most kitchen appliances, and igniters, spark modules, elements, switches and valves are worth replacing at almost any age. Professional-style ranges from Wolf, Viking and Thermador are usually well worth repairing.

On an older, basic electric range, a failed control board is the one repair where replacing may make more sense. The technician will give you the price before any work begins.

14

Years: the typical life of a stove

50%

The repair-or-replace rule of thumb

60

Day guarantee on parts and labor

20+

Years of repair experience

Make your stove last longer

How a repair works

How a stove repair works.

Four clear steps, and you know the price before any work begins.

  1. 01

    Tell us what's wrong

    Call (571) 268-5367 or book online, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. The appliance, the brand and what it's doing is all we need.

  2. 02

    We find the fault

    The technician tests the parts in your home and explains what failed in plain words. You approve the price before any work starts.

  3. 03

    We replace the part

    The right part for your model goes in, and everything goes back together the way it came apart.

  4. 04

    Tested and guaranteed

    We test it and clean up before we leave. Parts and labor are covered for 60 days.

Service areas

Stove and range repair across Northern Virginia and the DMV.

From our base in Aldie, across Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William counties every day.

Our technicians repair stoves and ranges in homes across Loudoun County, in Aldie, Ashburn, Brambleton, South Riding, Leesburg, Sterling and Purcellville; across Fairfax County, in Chantilly, Centreville, Herndon, Reston, Fairfax, Vienna and McLean; in Gainesville, Haymarket and Manassas in Prince William County; and in Arlington.

Elsewhere in the DMV, including Washington, DC and nearby Maryland, we take appointments as the schedule allows. See every area we serve.

Aldiehome Middleburg5 mi Brambleton5 mi South Riding8 mi Ashburn10 mi Leesburg11 mi The Plains11 mi Hamilton11 mi Haymarket11 mi Sterling12 mi Purcellville12 mi Gainesville13 mi Chantilly13 mi Round Hill13 mi Herndon14 mi Marshall14 mi Waterford15 mi Centreville15 mi Reston16 mi Manassas Park16 mi Manassas18 mi Bristow18 mi Great Falls19 mi Clifton19 mi Nokesville19 mi Oakton20 mi Warrenton20 mi Fairfax20 mi Vienna21 mi Fairfax Station21 mi McLean25 mi Falls Church26 mi Annandale26 mi Springfield28 mi Arlington30 mi Woodbridge30 mi Alexandria34 mi

FAQ

Stove and range repair questions

Still unsure? Call (571) 268-5367 and ask a real person.

Why does my gas stove keep clicking?

Constant clicking usually means moisture or food has reached a burner switch, or a switch has failed. Leave the burners off and let the cooktop dry for a day. If it keeps clicking, the switch or spark module needs replacing.

Do you repair Wolf, Viking and Thermador ranges?

Yes. We repair professional-style ranges from Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Bertazzoni and Zline, as well as everyday ranges from GE, Samsung, LG, Whirlpool and Frigidaire.

What should I do if a burner doesn't light?

Turn it off if it hasn't lit within a few seconds, and let the gas clear before trying again. If you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas company from outside.

Do you repair the oven part of the range too?

Yes. Oven problems, like an oven that won't heat or bakes unevenly, are covered on our oven repair page, and one visit can cover both.

How much does stove repair cost?

It depends on what has failed. The technician diagnoses your stove in your home, explains the problem and gives you the price before any work begins, so you decide. Call (571) 268-5367 for the current service call fee.

Do you offer stove repair near me?

If you live in Northern Virginia, almost certainly. We're based in Aldie and repair stoves and ranges across Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince William counties every day, from Ashburn, Leesburg and South Riding to Chantilly, Reston, Fairfax and Manassas, and we take appointments elsewhere in the DMV, including Washington, DC and nearby Maryland.

Other appliances we repair

Book your stove repair.

Same-day service is available across Northern Virginia. Call or book online, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM.

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