An Eichler kitchen with a slide-in induction stove, seen low from beside the oven door, the stovetop catching the light.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Stove repair in Santa Clara County.

15 cities and neighborhoods across Santa Clara County, part of San Francisco Bay Area — 2 with a page on what that place does to a stove.

(844) 415-7620

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15 places covered
2 with a page
10 repairs we do here

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What Santa Clara County does
to a stove.

Where stoves sit in Santa Clara County: specified kitchens, family houses, gated communities.

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Specified kitchens

In a designed kitchen the stove is often chosen for its color and knobs as much as its burners, and the owner expects a repair that leaves the enamel unmarked and the stove sitting flush with the cabinets exactly as before.

Family houses

Families moving into a house with the previous owner's stove often want it checked before the first week of meals: the connection, the anti-tip bracket, each burner and a full bake, so they know what they bought.

Gated communities

Large houses behind a gate change owners less often than most, so their stoves stay in place for many years, and when a new family moves in, having the burners, the oven and the hookup looked over is a sensible first visit.

Where we go
in Santa Clara County.

15 cities and neighborhoods across Santa Clara County, part of San Francisco Bay Area, 2 of them with a page on what that place does to a stove. The same visit in each.

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Los Altos Hills

About 98 percent of the homes in Los Altos Hills are detached houses.

Palo Alto

Eichler and tract houses whose owners are retiring older gas stoves as the city pushes toward all-electric homes, so a gas stove kept a few more years is often repaired while the wiring for its successor is planned.

Almaden Valley

In 95120, the Almaden Valley ZIP code, about 89 percent of households own their homes.

Campbell

About 26 percent of Campbell's homes are in buildings of two to nineteen units, and about 43 percent are detached houses.

Cupertino

About 47 percent of Cupertino's homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s, and only about 1 percent before 1940.

Evergreen

About 28 percent of the homes in 95135, an Evergreen ZIP code, are attached single-family units such as townhouses.

Los Altos

About 82 percent of the homes in Los Altos are detached single-family houses.

Los Gatos

About 72 percent of occupied homes in Los Gatos heat with utility gas, and about 3 percent with bottled or tank gas.

Monte Sereno

About 97 percent of households in Monte Sereno own the home they live in.

Mountain View

About 61 percent of Mountain View households rent their homes.

San Jose

About 42 percent of San Jose's homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s.

Santa Clara

Santa Clara's electricity comes from Silicon Valley Power, a not-for-profit electric utility that the city itself owns and operates.

Saratoga

About 82 percent of occupied homes in Saratoga are heated with piped utility gas.

Sunnyvale

Electricity heats about 44 percent of Sunnyvale's occupied homes, not far behind the roughly 52 percent heated with utility gas.

Willow Glen

In the 95125 ZIP code, which covers Willow Glen, about 42 percent of homes were built before 1960.

A visit in
Santa Clara County.

Four steps from the call to a working stove, the same in all 15 places of Santa Clara County.

What repairs cost

01The stove, tried the way you use it
02A number before the work
03Common stove parts already on board
04Put back, then cooked on

When a stove
cannot wait in Santa Clara County.

Across Santa Clara County, the five problems where the gas supply, an open flame, a red-hot coil or the wiring behind the stove is the thing that could hurt someone.

All 17 problems