Stove Repair Lexington KY — Same-Day Service, Flat-Rate Pricing, 1-Year Warranty

Your stove stopped working. Dinner is not happening. You need someone in Lexington who shows up today, tells you the price upfront, and fixes it right the first time.
That is exactly what we do. We are a family-owned appliance repair company based at 235 Bolivar St in Lexington, KY 40508. We have been fixing stoves across Fayette County since 2017. Our five licensed technicians cover every neighborhoods — from the 1920s bungalows along Mentelle Park to the newer builds out near Polo Club Blvd in Hamburg.
Call us at (859) 347-3448. We answer from 8 AM to 8 PM, seven days a week.

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What We Fix
Gas, Electric, Glass, Induction
Cost Range
$100 to $600
Warranty
1-Year Parts & Labor
Hours
8AM to 8PM, 7 Days
Close-up of gas stove burners and control knobs showing wear on a stove needing repair in Lexington KY

A Broken Stove Costs More Than You Think

A broken stove is not just an inconvenience. Every day it sits unfixed, it costs you money. The Bureau of Labor Statistics puts the average American household’s annual restaurant spending at over $3,000. One week without a working stove adds $150 to $400 in takeout costs for a family of four. Meanwhile, the groceries you already bought go bad. There is a bigger risk too. NFPA data shows ranges and cooktops start 61% of all cooking fires in US homes. They cause 78% of cooking fire injuries and 87% of deaths. The average cooking fire loss tops $73,000, according to State Farm. A stove repair costs $100 to $600. The math is not complicated.

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What Does Stove Repair Cost in Lexington KY?

Most stove repairs in Lexington run between $100 and $600. Here is a clear breakdown by part.

Part Replaced
Cost Range
Gas igniter
$100 to $325
Heating element
$90 to $450
Control board
$150 to $600
Glass top surface
$200 to $1,000
Gas valve
$100 to $400
Temperature sensor
$100 to $300
Door gasket
$100 to $250
Diagnostic / service call
Waived with repair

We charge a flat rate. The price you agree to before we start is the price on your bill when we finish. No hourly surprises. appliance repair services page.

Common Stove Problems We Fix in Lexington KY

These are the calls we get most often from Lexington homeowners.

The stove will not turn on.
Check the breaker first. If power is fine, the igniter, surface element, or control board has failed.
The gas burner will not light or keeps clicking.
Moisture in the igniter or a clogged burner port causes this. Both are same-day fixes.
The gas burner goes out right after lighting.
The thermocouple — a safety sensor — is likely failing. It cuts gas when it does not detect a real flame.
Oven not heating to the right temperature.
A failed temperature sensor or bake element is the usual cause. On gas ovens, a weak igniter is the top culprit.
Oven not baking evenly.
A partially burned-out bake element or a bad temperature sensor causes hot spots. Food burns on one side and stays raw on the other.
Stove shows an error code.
Codes like F1, F3, or E2 point to a specific failing part. Bring the code number to us. We will tell you exactly what it means before we even show up.
Glass top cracked or not heating.
A cracked surface is a safety issue, not just cosmetic. Sharp edges and exposed heating elements underneath are real hazards. We replace glass top surfaces across Lexington, from Hartland homes off Alumni Dr to the older ranches along Tates Creek Road.
Control panel blank or frozen.
A dead electronic control board (ECB) causes this. It is a repair, not a reason to buy a new stove.
The oven door will not open or close.
A broken door hinge, worn gasket, or failed self-cleaning latch causes this. A door that will not seal loses heat every time you cook.
Stove making noise or clicking when off.
A dirty igniter electrode or a loose burner cap causes this. Neither should go ignored.

Is a Gas Smell From Your Stove an Emergency?

Yes. Always. Here is what to do right now:
Turn off the stove
Do not flip any light switches
Get everyone out of the house
Call Columbia Gas of Kentucky at 1-800-432-9515 from outside
Once cleared, call us at (859) 347-3448
A failed gas valve or cracked burner can leak natural gas without a visible flame. Never ignore this.
Five-burner gas cooktop with cast iron grates in a Lexington KY home

Gas vs. Electric Vs Glass Top Stove Repair in Lexington, KY

Gas Stove Repair

Gas stoves are the most common in Lexington’s older neighbourhoods — Chevy Chase, Zandale, and Southland. Gas repairs involve igniters, safety valves, thermocouples, and burner ports. Average gas stove repair runs $100 to $400. Gas stoves last 15 to 18 years.

Electric Stove Repair

Electric stoves are found mostly in Hamburg, Beaumont, and newer builds along Man O’ War Blvd. The top failures are heating elements and infinite switches. Electric repairs usually run $75 to $325. Electric stoves last 13 to 15 years.

Glass & Induction

Glass top and induction stoves are common in higher-value homes near Andover and Griffin Gate. Cracked surfaces and failed radiant elements are the most common issues. Glass top replacement costs $200 to $1,000, depending on brand. We handle Wolf, Thermador, and Miele glass tops — not just Whirlpool.

How Our Stove Repair Process Works?

1
Call and book

Call (859) 347-3448 between 8AM and 8PM. Tell us what your stove is doing. We schedule a same-day or next-day visit. We give you a 1 to 2 hour arrival window and call 15 to 20 minutes before we show up.

2
Diagnosis and flat-rate quote

Our tech arrives in uniform at your Lexington home with a fully stocked van. He diagnoses the problem on the spot and gives you a flat-rate price before touching anything.

3
Repair backed by warranty

We fix it with OEM parts. Over 90% of repairs finish on the first visit. Every repair comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty — four times longer than the standard 90-day warranty most Lexington companies offer.

Is It Worth Repairing or Replacing Your Stove?

White kitchen with a stainless steel gas stove in a Lexington KY home
The answer is almost always to repair it. Here is the rule:
If the repair costs less than 50% of a new stove, fix it. A new stove runs $800 to $3,000. So any repair under $400 to $1,500 almost always makes financial sense.
Is it worth fixing a 10-year-old stove? Yes. A gas stove at 10 years still has 5 to 8 years left. An electric stove at 10 years has 3 to 5 years remaining. The only time replacement makes sense is if the same stove has broken down repeatedly, or the repair tops 50% of replacement cost.
How long do gas and electric stoves last? Gas stoves last 15 to 18 years. Electric stoves last 13 to 15 years. At 10 years old, your stove is not old. Get it fixed.
Our techs give you a straight answer. If your stove is not worth repairing, we tell you. We have no interest in fixing something that will break again in 60 days.
We also handle washer repair, dryer repair, and dishwasher repair if other appliances are giving you trouble at the same time.

Same-Day and Emergency Stove Repair in Lexington KY

Stoves break at 5 PM on a Saturday. We know that. That is why we work seven days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM. Call before 2 PM, and we can have a tech at your door the same day in most cases. Gas stove emergencies — anything involving a gas smell, sparking, or a burner that will not turn off — are priority calls. We do not push those to the next morning.

Why Lexington Homeowners Choose Us?

We get asked this a lot, especially by homeowners near the University of Kentucky campus area and families along Harrodsburg Road who have tried national chains before. Here is the direct answer.
We are local. We are not a franchise operator running a call centre. When you call (859) 347-3448, a real person from Lexington picks up. We charge flat rates. You agree to the price before we start. Nobody calls with a surprise at the end. Our warranty is four times longer than most local competitors. EJ’s Appliance offers 90 days. Wildcat Appliance offers 30 days. We offer a full year. We also sell appliance parts directly if you prefer to DIY. Call us and we will check if your part is in stock. No other Lexington stove repair company mentions this on their page. We work with homeowners insurance. If your stove damage connects to a covered incident, we document the repair with photos and a detailed invoice for your claim.


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Comparison at a glance

UsEJ’sWildcatTIS
Warranty1 Year90 Days30 DaysNot listed
Same-dayYes, 7 daysLimitedYesLimited
Flat-rate$29.99Not publishedRange only$39.99 fee
Neighborhoods listed18+NoneNoneNone

Stove Brands We Repair in Lexington, KY

We fix every major brand. Here are the ones we see most often across Lexington.
Samsung and LG Common in Hamburg, Beaumont, and newer subdivisions off Leestown Road. Control board failures are the top issue after year five.
Whirlpool and Maytag The most common brands in homes built between 1980 and 2005, especially in Zandale and Meadowthorpe. Heating elements and igniters are the top repairs.
GE and Frigidaire Decades of Lexington history. Parts are affordable and widely available.
KitchenAid and Bosch Found in higher-value homes near Ashland Ave and Andover. Brand-specific parts needed. We carry them.
Wolf, Viking, Thermador, and Jenn-Air We service luxury stoves throughout Lexington’s upscale neighborhoods. Replacing a Wolf stove costs $4,000 to $15,000. A repair almost always makes more sense.
Electrolux, Amana, Kenmore, Hotpoint, Roper All repaired. All parts carried.
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What a Broken Gas Stove Does to Your Air?

This is something no other Lexington stove repair company mentions. A malfunctioning gas stove does not just fail to cook. It changes the air inside your home.
According to the EPA, homes with gas stoves have nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels 1.5 to 4 times higher than homes with electric stoves. A 2025 Stanford University study published in PNAS Nexus found that for 22 million Americans, cooking with a gas stove alone pushes NO2 above safe long-term thresholds.
NO2 exposure is linked to asthma in children, lung disease, and preterm birth. Research shows gas stove pollution more than doubles wheezing and shortness of breath in asthmatic children.
A stove that burns incorrectly makes this worse. Getting it repaired and properly calibrated protects more than your dinner — it protects the air your family breathes.
The CDC also reports that more than 40,000 Americans visit the ER for carbon monoxide poisoning every year. A cracked burner or failed gas valve on a stove can release CO with no smell and no warning. Install a CO detector near your kitchen. And if your gas stove is acting unusually, call us.

Neighborhoods and Cities We Serve

We cover every part of Lexington in Fayette County — from the older homes near Henry Clay High School on Alumni Drive, to the subdivisions near Lexington Catholic High School off Nicholasville Road, to the newer builds near Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Beaumont.

Lexington neighbourhoods we serve daily: Chevy Chase, Hamburg, Hartland, Beaumont, Andover, Tates Creek, Palomar, Zandale, Southland, Masterson Station, Meadowthorpe, Idle Hour, Garden Springs, Gardenside, Lansdowne, Kenwick, Ashland Park, Firebrook, Glendover, Wyndham Hills.

Surrounding cities: Nicholasville, Wilmore, Richmond, Georgetown, Versailles, Frankfort, Paris, Cynthiana, Winchester, Mount Sterling, Owingsville, Stanton, Clay City, Jeffersonville, and Sharpsburg.

Need appliance repair near Nicholasville, KY? Contacts page. We cover it the same day.

Keep Your Stove Running Longer

Clean gas burner ports after heavy cooking.

Use a toothpick or thin wire. Clogged ports cause igniter clicking and weak flames. Never use water directly on igniters.

Check the oven door gasket every six months.

Run your hand around the door seal while the oven is on. If heat escapes, the gasket needs replacing. A new one runs $100 to $250. Ignoring it wastes gas or electricity every time you bake.

Do not clear error codes and forget them.

An F1 or F3 code is your stove telling you a part is failing. Call us. Catching it early means a cheaper repair.

Schedule a gas stove inspection once a year.

Columbia Gas of Kentucky and the CPSC both recommend annual checks on gas appliances. An inspection covers gas valve integrity, burner calibration, and igniter condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most repairs run $100 to $600 depending on the part. A gas igniter costs $100 to $325. A heating element runs $90 to $450. A control board is $150 to $600. We charge flat rates. Our diagnostic fee is waived when you book the repair.

Repair is cheaper in most cases. A new stove costs $800 to $3,000. Most repairs cost $100 to $600. If repair costs less than 50% of a new stove and the stove is under 15 years old, fix it.

Burners that will not light, uneven heating, oven temperature that is off, error codes on the display, a gas smell, constant clicking when the stove is off, or a control panel that goes blank. Any of these means a part is failing.

Heating element burnout and infinite switch failure. A burned-out element leaves one or more burners cold. A failed infinite switch makes a burner impossible to control. Both are quick repairs.

Yes. Call (859) 347-3448 before 2PM. We work 7 days a week, 8AM to 8PM. Gas emergencies are priority calls any time of day.

Schedule Your Stove Repair Service Today

Don’t let a broken stove ruin your Lexington home. Our same-day repairs come with fair prices and a 1-year warranty. Call (859) 347-3448 or book online for fast service. Limited slots available—grab yours now! Stove not sparking? Oven cold? We’re here 8 AM–8 PM, 7 days a week, with 24/7 emergency help. We take cards, cash, and digital payments. Get your kitchen back!

Everyday from

8:00 – 8:00

call to ask a question

(859) 347-3448