Burner and oven zones
We confirm whether the problem is isolated to a burner, the oven cavity, the control panel or the full appliance.
Washington, DC
Stove Repair in Washington, DC
Need stove repair service in Washington, DC? Appliance Surgeon diagnoses burner, ignition, element and temperature problems, gives a clear quote before work starts and backs every repair with a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty.
Stove Repair
Schedule service in Washington
Monday - Friday: 8 AM to 10 PM
Saturday: 8 AM to 10 PM
Sunday: 10 AM to 10 PM
Diagnostic visit: $75, or $115 for a double unit. Credited toward your repair when you approve the quote.
Service visit advantages
A smoother repair visit for Stove Repair in Washington, DC
Same-day optionsFast scheduling whenever appointment windows are available.
Licensed techniciansProfessional appliance and HVAC diagnostics at your home.
Upfront quoteNo approved repair starts before the estimate is explained.
Repair warranty90 days on parts and labor for every repair.
D.C. service
Keeping D.C.'s gas ranges lighting
Washington is a gas-cooking city, and its rowhome ranges work like line equipment — heavy daily use in Petworth, Columbia Heights and the Hill that ages igniters, fouls burner ports and wears the spark switches behind the knobs. Clicking that never stops, or burners that light only sometimes, are the local classics.
We handle them with the respect gas deserves: proper parts, proper testing, and honest words about anything that belongs to the utility rather than the appliance.
Repair details
What we check during Stove Repair in Washington, DC
Stove and range repairs can involve both cooktop and oven systems, so the visit checks each affected zone separately before quoting work. For Washington, DC appointments, we also account for access, parking, route timing and the appliance details shared at booking.
Ignition and heating
Igniters, elements, sensors, relays and visible wiring or gas-related clues are checked based on the model.
Controls and temperature
Temperature complaints, display faults, knobs and cycle behavior are reviewed before repair options are explained.
Before the visit:
Remove cookware, write down which burner or oven mode fails and stop using the stove if operation feels unsafe.
More services in Washington, DC
Other appliance repair services
HVAC Repair
in Washington, DCRefrigerator Repair
in Washington, DCWasher Repair
in Washington, DCDryer Repair
in Washington, DCDishwasher Repair
in Washington, DCFreezer Repair
in Washington, DCOven Repair
in Washington, DCCooktop Repair
in Washington, DCMicrowave Repair
in Washington, DCRange Hood Repair
in Washington, DCWine Cooler Repair
in Washington, DC
Nearby coverage
Stove Repair in Nearby Areas
We also provide stove repair in Arlington, VA, and serve homeowners in Chillum, MD, Bethesda, MD, Alexandria, VA and College Park, MD.
This location is part of our stove repair coverage across the DC metro area — see all appliance services in Washington, DC.
Neighborhoods we regularly cover in Washington, DC: Georgetown, Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, Shaw, Columbia Heights, Petworth, Brookland, Navy Yard and NoMa.
Frequently asked questions
Stove Repair in Washington, DC FAQ
Appliance Surgeon handles stove repair in Washington, DC. A technician diagnoses the problem, gives you an upfront quote, and completes the repair once you approve it.
Same-day and next-day appointments are available in Washington, DC when the technician route has open windows. Call or book online for the earliest option.
Igniters, spark switches and burner elements are usually quick, economical fixes; gas valves and smooth-top control panels cost more. Diagnosis names the part, the quote comes before the repair, and a burner stuck on high is always treated as urgent. The diagnostic visit is $75 for a single appliance or $115 for a double unit (such as a double wall oven, washer-dryer combo or stacked laundry), and the fee is credited toward the repair if you approve the quote. Typical price ranges by appliance are in our appliance repair cost guide.
Common Washington, DC service calls include burner not lighting, weak flame, electric burner not heating, clicking igniter, control knob problems and uneven heat. The exact cause is confirmed during diagnosis.
We service many major brands including Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, Bosch, KitchenAid, Miele, Thermador, Viking, Wolf and others when parts and access are available.
Every repair is covered by a 90-day warranty on parts and labor, starting the day the repair is finished. The technician explains the terms before the job is complete.
No. Appointments cost the same on weekdays, evenings and weekends - our hours run 8 AM to 10 PM Monday through Saturday and 10 AM to 10 PM on Sunday, all at one standard rate.
Many stove repairs are completed in a single visit once the technician has diagnosed the fault and confirmed the parts on hand. If a specific part has to be ordered, we schedule a short return visit to finish the job.
You can safely check that the burner caps sit correctly, the igniter area is clean and dry, and the breaker is on. Anything involving gas valves or internal wiring should wait for a technician - and a burner stuck on high should be treated as urgent, not tinkered with.
The technician identifies the exact part during diagnosis, explains what it is and the expected timeline, and orders it. We then return to install it - you approve the full cost before anything is ordered.
A healthy flame burns blue; yellow, lazy or sooty flames mean the air-and-gas mix is off - often clogged burner ports, a misaligned cap, or spillover residue. It wastes gas and marks cookware, and it is worth having corrected rather than lived with.
Almost never. Endless clicking usually means a burner cap sitting crooked after cleaning, moisture or debris in the ports, or a worn igniter or spark switch - all modest repairs. A range with three good burners and one stubborn one is a service call, not a shopping trip.
Treat it seriously: stop using that burner and book a repair. On electric ranges the infinite switch behind the knob has usually failed; on gas, the valve needs attention. Both are established repairs, and we prioritize stuck-on-heat calls when scheduling.