Stove Repair in Clover and Lake Wylie, SC

Clover has a mix: in-town homes may have natural gas, while farm properties outside town often run on propane or electric. A propane stove needs its orifices matched to the fuel; a stove moved from a natural gas home and not converted will burn with tall, yellow flames. If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas supplier or 911.

Electric coil stoves in older Clover homes usually fail at the element, the receptacle or the infinite switch. These are ordinary parts, and repairing an older stove is often well worth it. Turn the stove off and let it cool, then reseat each coil firmly; a receptacle that looks scorched means that burner should stay off until it is replaced.

Stoves in the newer homes around the lake tend to be gas or glass-top electric. Common faults there are igniters that click without lighting, usually after a boil-over, and glass-top elements that stay cold. Clean and dry the burner caps and seat them properly before booking. On the visit, we test igniters, valves, switches and elements and give you the price before any work.