When your combination stove-and-oven range stops heating evenly, won't shut off, or the display goes dark, it throws off every meal in the house. Our Austin team offers range repair near me appointments with same-day service and a 24-hour emergency line for a burner or oven that won't turn off.
A range combines a stovetop and an oven, so problems can come from either half or from the shared control board. Here's what we see most often across Austin kitchens.
Usually a failed thermostat or a faulty controller stuck sending power, which needs prompt attention since it's also a safety concern.
A dark or flickering control panel display often points to a failing control board or a loose wiring connection behind the panel.
On gas ranges, a failed safety switch is a common culprit. On electric models, check the breaker first, then the control board.
A single stubborn gas burner usually means a worn igniter or clogged burner ports, often fixable with a cleaning or a part swap.
Visible cracking, scorch marks, or an element that glows unevenly is a clear sign it needs replacing.
The oven compartment on a range can fail independently of the stovetop — see our dedicated oven repair page for details.
If a burner or the oven stays on after you turn the knob or control off, switch off the breaker for that range immediately and call our 24-hour emergency line. For gas ranges with any smell of gas, also close the gas supply valve. This overlaps with our gas appliance repair service.
We check the stovetop, oven, control board, and wiring to isolate exactly which component is failing.
You'll know what's wrong and the full price before any repair work begins.
Our vans stock common igniters, elements, thermostats, and switches for most range brands.
We test every burner and the oven cycle together before calling the job complete.
These ranges reflect typical Austin pricing for range repairs, covering both the stovetop and oven side of the unit.
Overall, dual-fuel range repairs in Austin run about $200 to $590, while a single-fuel range repair is closer to the typical stove average of $182. Call us for an exact price after a free phone estimate.
A range is the full freestanding unit that combines a stovetop (the burners) and an oven in one appliance. "Stove" and "cooktop" usually refer to just the burner surface, which can be its own separate built-in unit as well.
This usually means a failed thermostat or a controller stuck sending power. Switch off the breaker for the range right away and call our 24-hour emergency line, since this is also a safety concern.
Dual-fuel range repairs in Austin typically run $200 to $590, while single-fuel range repairs are closer to the general stove average of $182, with a range of $101 to $263.
This usually points to a failing control board or a loose wiring connection behind the control panel, rather than the burners or oven themselves.
Yes, the two halves run on mostly separate components, so one can fail independently of the other. See our oven repair page for oven-specific issues.
Yes, our technicians service gas, electric, and dual-fuel ranges across all major brands sold in Austin.
Same-day appointments, a 24-hour emergency line, and a written warranty on every range repair we complete in Austin.