Certified Appliance Services Experts
A burner that refuses to light or a coil that stays stubbornly cold can hold up dinner for the whole household. We repair both gas and electric stoves, with a full safety check built into every visit.
The Basics
Stove repair takes on the burner, ignition, and control issues that stop a cooktop from heating the way it should. Around Big Sky, MT, we regularly see gas burners that won't catch or only produce a faint flame, electric coils that stay cold or heat unevenly, and knobs that feel loose or simply won't respond. The cause is usually a clogged igniter, a spark module that's failed, or a heating coil that's worn out — and each calls for its own approach to fix properly.
Why It Matters
A gas burner that won't light can sometimes still be releasing gas without combustion occurring, which is a genuine safety concern that deserves prompt attention. An electric coil heating unevenly can scorch food or drag out cooking times far longer than they should take, turning every meal into a hassle. And beyond safety, a stove that isn't working reliably tends to push households toward takeout more often than they'd like — a cost that adds up quickly.
Our Approach
We ask which burners are affected and whether the unit runs on gas or electric to plan the right approach from the start.
On gas stoves, we confirm the gas line, igniter, and burner assembly are all functioning without any leaks.
For electric stoves, every burner is tested individually to find out which coil or control has failed.
You'll get the full repair cost, parts and labor together, before any work gets started.
Once the stove is repaired, we test every burner to confirm consistent, safe heating across the board.
During Your Visit
Most stove repairs are finished in one visit, since igniters, spark modules, and heating coils are parts we typically keep on the truck. Every gas stove repair wraps up with a safety check of the burner and gas connection before we call the job done. Electric stove repairs go through a full heat cycle test so we can confirm the coil reaches and holds proper temperature.
Why PrimeFix
Every technician who works on gas stoves is trained to confirm safe ignition and connection before wrapping up.
We check each burner one at a time instead of assuming the rest of the unit is working fine.
Igniters, coils, and control components are always replaced with manufacturer-approved parts.
Every stove repair we complete is covered by our workmanship guarantee on parts and labor.
Common Questions
A clogged igniter or a failed spark module is the usual reason, and we'll diagnose and repair it with a full safety check as part of the visit.
Yes — turn the burner off, ventilate the room right away, and call us for a prompt safety inspection and repair.
This is usually a worn heating coil or a failing control switch, and we can identify which one it is during an on-site visit.
Yes, we service both traditional coil electric stoves and smooth glass-top electric models throughout Big Sky, MT.
Most repairs wrap up within one to two hours, as long as the needed part is already stocked on the technician's truck.
Yes, we work on commercial-grade gas ranges used by restaurants and small businesses throughout Big Sky, MT.
Same-day appointments are available throughout Big Sky, MT, with a full safety check on every gas repair.
Call 1 (833) 435-4380