Done RightOven not heating, burners clicking without lighting, or dead after a self-clean cycle? If you just searched oven & range repair near me, what matters is how close we actually are. We run out of Keller and cover the Fort Worth side of DFW daily — most of the cities below are a short drive, which is why same-day is realistic here.
We quote the exact cost before any work begins — the $69 diagnostic is applied to the repair, not added on top.
Electric: a failed bake or broil element, a burned relay, or a drifted sensor. Gas: a weak igniter that glows but never pulls enough current to open the safety valve — our most common gas call.
Self-clean runs far hotter than cooking and routinely blows a thermal fuse or takes out the control board. If yours died right after a clean cycle, that's why — and it's repairable.
Baking under- or over-done. Usually the oven sensor or a control board that's lost calibration. We measure actual cavity temperature against the setpoint.
Clicking with no flame means a cracked or dirty spark electrode, a faulty spark module, or clogged ports. On electric: infinite switch or element.
Fan motor or relay. Without circulation the oven heats unevenly, which people usually misread as a thermostat problem.
Membrane switch or control board. We test which — replacing a board on a bad membrane is an expensive way to fix nothing.
A cracked igniter that glows but never reaches ignition voltage is behind most "oven won't heat" calls on gas ranges. Here's the part out of the oven, the genuine replacement, and the burner lit again afterward.
We run out of Keller and cover the Fort Worth side of DFW. Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Watauga, North Richland Hills and Fort Worth itself are short hops — that's where same-day is realistic rather than a marketing line.
Not "sometime between 8 and 5." You get a two-hour window, and if something slips you hear about it before it happens, not after.
We diagnose, then tell you the exact cost. The $69 diagnostic comes off that total — it isn't added on top. If the repair doesn't make sense for your unit, we say so.
Andrew does the work himself. The person who diagnoses your appliance is the person who repairs it — no subcontractors, no rotating techs, no handoffs.
If you're in one of these, you're in our daily run. Tap your city for local details:
Yes — gas, electric and dual-fuel. Igniters, safety valves, spark modules and burner service are routine.
Honestly, we'd avoid it. 932°F stresses everything in the oven, and blown fuses and fried boards right after a clean cycle are a weekly call for us. Manual cleaning is slower and far cheaper.
Yes. We measure the real cavity temperature first — if the gap comes from a drifted sensor we replace it, otherwise many models recalibrate through the panel.
Yes, including pulling built-ins — KitchenAid, Thermador, Viking, Wolf, Monogram, Bosch and GE Profile.
Andrew was amazing---yes, simply amazing. We have a GE Double Oven that showed a F35 Code. I went online, saw how to fix it, got the control board, replaced it… and the same code!! I gave up and called him by his google reviews (all 5 star). He came, diagnosed and put a new board in the oven… and we got the same F35 Code. I resigned that the oven was now scrap. He went home and studied the manual, yes actually study the manual. He figured out that the oven had the control boards switched because a place with a capacitor that was suppose to have 6 pins had 7. He investigated this detail, got the other board, came back and replace the actual defective board. IT is FIXED and not on the way to the dump. I have never had person due that much work to solve the problem. He added nothing to the overall cost and was happy he was able to fix it.
We reply fast. $69 diagnostic applied to the repair · 60-day warranty.
Same-day available in most cases. $69 diagnostic applied to the repair. 60-day warranty on every job.
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