It can be both frustrating and inconvenient when your oven stops working. However, in most cases, an oven can be repaired. It’s just a case of finding a reliable oven repair specialist near you.
In this post we’ll help you find the best oven specialists near you. Keep reading and you’ll be back up and running in no time.
How to find an expert in oven repair near you
There could be several reasons why your oven is not working, with specific faults depending on whether your oven is gas or electric.
We recommend contacting a qualified oven repair specialist to investigate the source of the problem. Here are two easy ways to do this.
Option 1: Use our ‘request a quote’ feature
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- Include a few details about the problem
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- A selection of approved oven specialists near you will be in touch directly
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Questions about oven repair services
Who can repair ovens?
If you’re looking to find electric oven or microwave oven repair services near you, you can use the services of an appliance repair specialist.
However, if you’re searching for someone to repair your gas oven, remember only Gas Safe registered engineers can work on gas appliances. A gas engineer’s competencies are marked on the back of their ID card.
How much does oven repair cost?
Oven repair in the UK costs around £75 - £130 on average. However, the quote you receive will depend on the type of oven you have and the extent of the repair work needed.
Find a full list of typical oven repair prices in our handy cost guide.
What to look for in oven repair near you?
Of course, you’ll want to make sure that the oven repair specialist you select has the right skills to complete the job. Commercial oven repair, for example, is different from domestic appliance repair.
Using a reputable trade directory such as Checkatrade allows you to check a tradesperson’s skills, experience, and credentials on their business profile page. This is also where you’ll find verified customer reviews.
In addition, we check and approve every one of our members, so you can be sure you’re connecting with quality tradespeople you can trust.
How to find a reputable oven repair specialist near you
The Gas Safe Register is the official list of businesses that are legally permitted to carry out gas work. This is a good place to start if you need to fix a gas oven.
You can also search our leading directory of approved tradespeople, where you can view a tradesperson’s credentials and qualifications, areas of speciality, and customer reviews.
To become a Checkatrade member, our tradespeople have to pass up to 12 rigorous checks, so you know they’re the real deal.
You’ll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass our quality checks on Checkatrade.
Lastly, why not ask local friends and family if they’ve used someone they’d recommend? Just be sure to cross-check any recommendations on Checkatrade!
For more advice and tips, take a look at our guide to hiring a tradesperson.
To find a trusted and reliable oven specialist near you, enter your postcode into the search box below.
FAQs
Is it worth repairing an old oven?
Ovens are built to last and, in the short-term, it’s generally more cost-effective to fix, rather than replace, an oven. If your old appliance is regularly breaking, repair costs will start to escalate and it could be time to invest in a replacement.
What is the lifespan of an oven?
Ovens are typically designed to last around 10-15 years.
Can an electric oven be fixed?
In most cases, electric ovens can be fixed, depending on the particular fault.
How do I know when my oven needs to be replaced?
If your oven is more than 15 years old and is starting to require frequent repairs, it could be time to consider a new one.