Gas Stove & Cooking Range Repair
Repair for standalone gas stoves and multi-function cooking ranges — ignition, burner, and control issues. If your cooking range has a built-in oven, see our Electric Oven Repair page for oven-specific faults.
Safety Note
If you smell gas near the stove or range: turn off the gas supply, ventilate the room, avoid using electrical switches nearby, and contact us or your gas supplier's emergency line before any repair is attempted.
Service Scope
Burner ignition failure, uneven or weak flame, knob and control repair, auto-ignition module faults, and safety shut-off issues on both standalone gas stoves and the stovetop section of cooking ranges.
Troubleshooting Boundaries
Checking the gas supply valve and burner cap seating is safe to do yourself. Ignition modules, gas-line connections and suspected leaks need a technician.
Appointment Process
Tell us whether it's a standalone stove or a combination cooking range, along with the symptom, over call/WhatsApp or the form below.
Service Limitations
For cooking ranges with a built-in oven compartment, oven-specific faults (heating element, thermostat) are covered on our Electric Oven Repair page — let us know if both the stovetop and oven need attention so we can plan the visit accordingly.
Common Signs Your Appliance Needs Service
- Burner not igniting or clicking without flame
- Uneven flame across burners
- Gas smell near the unit (see safety note above)
- Knobs loose or not turning smoothly
- Auto-ignition not sparking
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you repair both standalone stoves and combination cooking ranges?
Yes. Let us know which you have so the technician arrives prepared for the right unit.
My cooking range oven doesn't heat — is that covered here?
Oven heating issues are covered on our Electric Oven Repair page — mention it when booking and we can address both in one visit.