It all depends on the make, model and problem with your existing stove. Most of the time it’s financially wiser to repair an older appliance as new appliances are not made like they used to be. It’s also a sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to repairing appliances instead of buying new ones. Before you make the final decision, we recommend taking advantage of our flat-rate service call fee to have a qualified technician diagnose your appliance. If it’s not worth repairing, rest assured that the technician will honestly say so. Quotes will be provided so you can make an educated decision about repairing, or buying a new stove.