Oven Repair in Toronto & GTA — Same-Day Booking

Expert Oven Repair Across Toronto & the GTA

An oven that refuses to heat, cooks unevenly, or fills the kitchen with the smell of gas transforms meal preparation from a routine task into a safety concern. Whether you are roasting a holiday turkey for the family or simply reheating leftovers after a long workday, a malfunctioning oven disrupts your entire schedule. Fixlify Appliance Services provides professional oven repair throughout Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, covering everything from compact apartment wall ovens in Etobicoke to commercial-grade ranges in North York kitchens.

Modern ovens rely on a careful balance of heating elements, temperature sensors, electronic control boards, convection fans, and safety valves. Gas models add an extra layer of complexity with igniters, gas valves, and flame supervision devices that must be calibrated precisely to operate safely. Our licensed technicians understand the engineering differences between electric and gas oven systems across dozens of manufacturers. They arrive equipped with multimeters, thermocouple probes, and the replacement parts most frequently needed so that the vast majority of oven repairs are completed during a single visit.

Common Oven Problems We Repair

Oven failures tend to follow recognizable patterns depending on whether the unit runs on gas or electricity. An electric oven that heats poorly often has a burned-out bake or broil element visible as a break or blister in the coil. Gas ovens that fail to ignite typically have a worn-out hot surface igniter that no longer reaches the temperature needed to open the gas valve. Temperature inaccuracies that cause burned or undercooked food point to a drifting thermostat or a failing temperature sensor probe.

• Oven Not Heating at All: Failed bake element, blown thermal fuse, or defective igniter. Cost: $150-$300.
• Uneven Cooking or Hot Spots: Malfunctioning convection fan motor, damaged heating element, or calibration issue. Cost: $160-$320.
• Faulty Thermostat / Wrong Temperature: Drifting temperature sensor, worn thermostat, or control board error. Cost: $170-$350.
• Broken or Misaligned Oven Door: Worn hinges, cracked glass, or damaged door seal allowing heat escape. Cost: $130-$280.
• Gas Igniter Not Working: Weak hot surface igniter, faulty gas safety valve, or wiring issue. Cost: $160-$300.
• Self-Clean Cycle Failure: Blown thermal fuse, failed door lock motor, or control board malfunction. Cost: $140-$320.

Our Repair Process

1. Book Online or Call: Pick a time slot that suits your schedule. Same-day appointments are available throughout the GTA.
2. Technician Arrives Ready: A licensed technician arrives within 2-4 hours carrying diagnostic equipment and commonly needed parts.
3. Diagnosis & Upfront Quote: We identify the exact fault and provide a clear, written price before beginning any work. No hidden fees.
4. Repair Completed On-Site: Most oven repairs finish in one visit. Every repair includes a 90-day parts and labour warranty.

All Major Brands Serviced

Our team repairs ovens from Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Bosch, Maytag, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Wolf, Viking, Miele, and Thermador. Whether you own a freestanding range, a slide-in model, a single or double wall oven, or a professional-grade unit, our technicians have hands-on experience with the internal architecture specific to each manufacturer. We use genuine and OEM-compatible replacement parts to ensure every repair meets original factory standards and lasts.

Gas Oven Safety

Gas oven repairs demand specialized training because of the inherent risk of gas leaks and carbon monoxide exposure. Our technicians hold gas fitter certifications and follow all TSSA safety guidelines when working on gas appliances in Ontario. If you smell gas near your oven, turn off the unit, ventilate the room, and call us immediately. We prioritize gas-related service calls and can often arrive within hours to assess and resolve the issue safely.

When to Repair vs. Replace Your Oven

A quality oven typically lasts 15-20 years with proper maintenance. If your oven is under 12 years old and the repair estimate stays below half the cost of a comparable new unit, repairing it almost always makes financial sense. Our technicians provide straightforward advice based on the age, brand reputation, and overall condition of your appliance, and we never pressure you toward an unnecessary replacement.