Have problems with your electric or gas stove?
We're highly experienced appliance repair experts with a name for quality craftsmanship. We know how to work on all kinds of appliances and that includes all the types of stoves on the market today.
From GE to LG, Maytag, Samsung and countless other recognizable household appliance names, our repair techs have worked on them all. Your stove repair won't be a hassle and our local parts supplier will likely have what you need to get the job done. We graciously pass on any exclusive savings received by our friendly suppliers; what our bill shows for your replacement parts is what we will charge on your bill as well.
We work fast to ensure your stove is brought back to typical fashion. We're commonly working with local businesses and understand the severity of a time crunch. It could be the stove in a school cafeteria or a local pizza restaurant but, whatever the environment, we'll prevail at fixing the appliance. That's how confident we are in our technicians!
You're paying for the best stove repair services in Rowlett TX. Not only are our stove repair specialists great, they're also very affordable. Our low rates are attributed to our discounted service call fee and lack of hidden charges. You're straight up paying for the replacement parts and any time spent on the repair (labor charge). Our service fee for any repair is based around the national price guide which serves as an industry standard and ensures you will never be overbilled.
Get your highly affordable, reliable and certainly successful appliance repair done the right way. Call us today at (469) 306-1177 to leave your problems in the hands of a truly professional Rowlett TX based appliance repair team.
Don't just clean the outside of your stove. The inside is just as important. If you keep spilled over foods and liquids in it, over time this will create a lot of smoke. This gets annoying because as your oven preheats it's burning off the dirt inside and it can easily set your fire alarm off repetitively. Make sure to either run your self-clean cycle semi-frequently or wash the inside down by hand (recommended). Be careful with the self-clean feature as it often causes problems due to the high temps used.