Should I repair or replace my stove?

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, older appliances may present additional safety considerations worth factoring into your decision. However, repair is usually worthwhile if your stove is under 15 years old (quality gas and electric ranges last 15-20 years), the problem involves a single component like a faulty igniter or burned-out element, or you own a high-end brand like Viking, Wolf, or Thermador where a $300-500 repair on a $6,000+ range is almost always worthwhile.

What stove brands do you repair?

We repair all major stove and cooktop brands including LG, Maytag, Kenmore, Whirlpool, Samsung, Bosch, KitchenAid, GE, Frigidaire, JennAir, and Electrolux. We also specialize in high-end and professional-grade brands like Viking, Wolf, and Thermador. Our factory-trained technicians have the expertise to repair gas stoves, electric stoves, induction cooktops, and ranges from any manufacturer.

Do you offer same-day stove repair service?

Yes! A broken stove means cold sandwiches and microwave dinners—we understand the urgency. Call us early in the day, and we'll often have a technician at your door before evening. We offer same-day and next-day service throughout Arlington, Cambridge, Somerville, and the entire Greater Boston area.

What areas do you serve for stove repair?

Master of Appliances provides stove and cooktop repair services throughout Arlington, Cambridge, Somerville, and the entire Greater Boston area. With over 20 years of hands-on experience and fully stocked service vehicles carrying igniters, burner elements, infinite switches, valves, and control modules, our factory-trained technicians can often complete repairs during the first visit.

What warranty do you provide on stove repairs?

We offer a 60-day guarantee on labor and 6 months warranty on parts for all stove repairs. Before any work begins, we explain exactly what's wrong with your stove and provide a clear, upfront quote—no hidden fees, no surprise charges, no pressure tactics.

Stove Repair

Professional Stove Repair Services in Greater Boston

Your stovetop is where cooking begins—the appliance that sears steaks, simmers sauces, and brings water to a boil for busy weeknight dinners. When your stove burners won’t ignite, heat unevenly, or stop working entirely, meal preparation becomes frustrating and time-consuming.

At Master of Appliances, we specialize in fast, reliable stove and cooktop repair throughout Arlington, Cambridge, Somerville, and the entire Greater Boston area. With over 20 years of hands-on experience repairing gas, electric, and induction cooktops, our factory-trained technicians get your stovetop back to peak performance—often on the same day you call.

Common Stove & Cooktop Problems We Repair

Stovetops contain burners, igniters, valves, heating elements, and electronic controls that can malfunction in various ways. Our technicians diagnose and repair every type of stove problem, including:

Gas Burner Won't Ignite

Clicking without ignition is one of the most common stove complaints. The issue typically stems from a clogged burner port, wet igniter, faulty spark module, or defective igniter switch. Food debris and grease buildup frequently block the small holes where flame should emerge

Gas Burner Flame is Weak or Uneven

A flame that burns yellow, orange, or unevenly indicates improper gas-to-air mixture. This affects cooking performance and can signal a potentially dangerous combustion issue. Causes include clogged burner caps, misaligned burner heads, or problems with the gas pressure regulator.

Electric Burner Not Heating

When an electric coil or smooth-top element won’t heat, the problem may lie with a burned-out element, faulty receptacle, damaged wiring, or malfunctioning infinite switch (the control that regulates temperature)

Stovetop Keeps Clicking

Continuous clicking—even when burners are off—usually indicates moisture in the igniter system or a stuck spark module. While annoying, this issue can also drain power and wear out components prematurely if left unaddressed.

Burner Gets Too Hot or Won't Adjust

If your burner runs at full blast regardless of the dial setting, or won’t reach high temperatures, the infinite switch or control valve likely needs replacement. Precise temperature control is essential for proper cooking results.

Glass Cooktop Not Heating Properly

Smooth glass-ceramic cooktops use radiant elements beneath the surface. When heating becomes inconsistent or certain zones fail completely, the radiant element, limiter, or electronic control board may be faulty.

Induction Cooktop Not Recognizing Cookware

Induction stovetops require magnetic cookware to generate heat. If your induction burner won’t activate even with compatible pots and pans, the issue may involve the coil, power board, or sensor system.

Control Knobs Difficult to Turn or Broken

Stiff, loose, or cracked control knobs make it difficult to adjust flame or heat levels safely. We replace worn knobs and repair underlying valve or switch mechanisms.

Strange Smells During Operation

Unusual odors while cooking—beyond normal food smells—can indicate gas leaks, burning electrical components, or debris trapped beneath burners. Any persistent gas smell requires immediate professional attention.

Stove Brands We Service

Why Choose Master of Appliances for Stove Repair?

When your stovetop stops working, you need a repair service that responds quickly, diagnoses accurately, and resolves the problem on the first visit. Here's why Greater Boston homeowners trust Master of Appliances:

When to Repair vs. Replace Your Stove

Deciding whether to repair or replace a malfunctioning stove involves weighing cost, age, and long-term value. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, older appliances may also present additional safety considerations worth factoring into your decision.

Your stove is under 15 years old

Quality gas and electric ranges are designed to last 15-20 years with proper maintenance. A mid-life repair often adds many more years of reliable service.

The problem involves a single component

Replacing a faulty igniter, burned-out element, or malfunctioning switch is straightforward and cost-effective compared to purchasing a new stove.

You own a high-end or professional-grade range

Premium brands like Viking, Wolf, or Thermador cost thousands to replace. A $300-500 repair on a $6,000+ range is almost always worthwhile.

Ready to Fix Your Stove? Call Boston's Trusted Repair Experts

Don’t let a broken oven force you into another week of takeout and microwave meals. The experienced team at Master of Appliances is ready to diagnose your oven problem, provide honest recommendations, and get your kitchen back to full functionality.