Receive help from a Waltham based oven repair company.
We're all veterans of the trade, tallying up to many dozens of years of total experience amongst our crew. We insure our team and make sure everyone that joins us is fully certified and expertly trained as competent and qualified appliance repair technicians.
We provide repair services to: local restaurants, residents, homeowners, property management companies, schools, churches and more. Our repair professionals are fully capable of tackling any repair issue you might face with any type of oven - including all commercial models. If you're worried about whether we can work on your particular unit, contact us ahead of time to confirm. We also provide our repair services on any and all brands, which extends to even the most unpopular names around. We can fix older units and foreign models alike. Our services are available for both gas and electric oven repair needs. We have the knowledge, resources and tools necessary to diagnose any commercial unit. Our connections for oven parts in Waltham MA also have a large catalog of parts in-stock locally for all different brands and models.
We can proudly say that our costs are much competitive than what you will experience with most competing repair companies. We're only going to ding you for the cost of your parts, with no markup, as well as our service charge for any labor needed to complete the job. Anyone that opts against getting a repair will face a small fee for our time. Other than that, we have no other expenses for you to have to factor into your budget.
Get your super affordable oven repair done today. To book with a specialist, call (781) 524-7090 and let us know when you are free!
Be careful while giving your oven a thorough cleaning. For starters, we recommend that you do not remove any knobs when trying to effectively clean your stovetop. The liquid can easily get inside the knob opening and reach electrical parts, which can cause them to short and potentially cause them to need to be replaced. You're also risking an electrocution hazard. Also, we recommend you avoid spraying liquid onto your stove - wet a rag or some paper towel and wipe it down but be very careful when doing so.