Oven & Stove Repair Costs in Toronto: What to Expect in 2026

A broken oven disrupts meal planning in a way that most appliance failures don't. Unlike a malfunctioning dishwasher you can work around, a non-functional oven affects daily cooking for the whole household. The good news: most oven and stove repairs are relatively straightforward, same-day jobs. Here's what to expect in Toronto in 2026.

Electric vs. Gas Oven Repair Costs

The type of oven — electric or gas — affects which components can fail and what the repair involves. Gas repairs require a licensed gas technician; electric repairs focus on heating elements and control boards. Both types have similar overall cost ranges, but the specific repairs differ.

Electric Oven Repairs

Bake element$140–$250
Broil element$140–$240
Oven thermostat$160–$280
Temperature sensor$130–$220
Control board$280–$500
Door hinge / seal$120–$200

Gas Oven / Stove Repairs

Igniter replacement$160–$280
Gas valve replacement$220–$380
Burner cap / orifice$120–$200
Oven thermostat$170–$290
Spark electrode$130–$220
Control board$290–$520

The Most Common Oven Repairs We Do in Toronto

Bake Element Failure (Electric)

The most frequent electric oven repair call we receive. The bake element is the coiled heating element at the bottom of the oven cavity. When it burns through (often visibly cracked or sparking), the oven won't heat to temperature. This is a straightforward same-day repair: the element is removed and replaced, usually in 45–60 minutes.

Gas Igniter Failure

A slow-to-light gas oven, or one that clicks repeatedly but won't ignite, usually has a weak or failed igniter. Gas oven igniters glow orange to open the gas valve — when the igniter draws insufficient current, the valve won't open. Replacement is same-day and one of the most cost-effective gas repairs at $160–$280.

Oven Temperature Inaccuracy

If your oven runs too hot or too cold (you can verify with an oven thermometer), the temperature sensor probe or thermostat is the likely culprit. Sensors are inexpensive parts ($30–$60) and easy to replace. Some ranges allow temperature calibration through the settings menu — worth checking before booking a service call.

Control Board Failure

Modern digital ranges have electronic control boards that manage all oven functions. Board failures are the most expensive common oven repair. Signs include erratic behavior, non-responsive controls, or a blank display. Boards for popular brands (Whirlpool, Frigidaire, LG, Samsung) are usually in stock with Toronto distributors.

When to call immediately: If you smell gas from your oven or stove at any time — when it's off or during use — turn off the burner, ventilate the space, and call a gas technician before using it again. A gas smell indicates a leak or faulty valve that's a safety issue, not just a repair issue.

Induction Cooktop Repair Costs

Induction cooktops are increasingly common in Toronto homes and condos. They're reliable but have one significant failure mode: the control boards and power inverters are expensive to replace ($300–$600+). Minor issues like interface errors or single zone failures are sometimes addressable for less. Check whether your unit is under manufacturer warranty before booking a repair on a newer induction range.

Repair vs. Replace for Ovens

Ovens and stoves have a longer useful life than most appliances — 13–17 years is typical. This means repair almost always makes financial sense unless the control board fails on a 14-year-old budget range. For most repairs under $300 on a stove less than 10 years old, the financial case for repair is clear.

Same-day oven repair in Toronto is available seven days a week. Our licensed gas technicians cover gas stove and range repairs across the entire GTA.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Most oven repairs in Toronto range from $130 to $450. Bake element replacement costs $140–$250. Gas igniter replacement runs $160–$280. Control board replacement — the most expensive common repair — costs $280–$500. All prices include parts, labour, and a 90-day warranty.
Ovens last 13–17 years. For most repairs under $300 on a unit less than 10 years old, repair is clearly worthwhile. The exception is a control board failure on an older budget range where the repair cost approaches the price of a new entry-level stove.
Yes. Any work involving the gas line, gas valve, or burner assemblies requires a licensed gas technician in Ontario. Fixlify's technicians hold the appropriate Ontario gas licenses for residential appliance repair.
Most oven repairs are completed on the first visit in 60–90 minutes. Element and igniter replacements are done same-day. Control board replacements may require parts to be ordered if your model's board isn't stocked — typically 1–3 days.