Ceramic Cooktop Repair Twin Cities Metro
Radiant, halogen, and induction ceramic cooktops. Cracked glass replacement, dead-burner diagnostics, touch-control failures, and thermal-limit resets on every major brand.
- 4.5★ · 990+
- 1-Yr Warranty
- OEM Parts
- Same-Day
Symptom triage
Match your symptom to the most-likely failure
Why us
What you get with every visit
FAQ
Questions we get every week
Can you replace cracked ceramic cooktop glass?
Yes for most GE, Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, and Samsung models — glass ships from the OEM parts channel and runs $285–$685 for the pane, plus $185–$245 install labor. Bosch and Miele glass replacement is model-dependent and sometimes uneconomical vs. full cooktop swap; we tell you which up front after serial lookup.
How much does a dead burner cost to fix?
Most dead-burner repairs land $265–$425 all-in. Radiant element $185–$285. Infinite switch $145–$225. Wiring lug + terminal $85–$185.
Induction cooktop dead — can you fix it?
Yes — induction cooktops (Bosch, Thermador, GE Profile, KitchenAid, Samsung) use coil-specific power modules. Module replacement $385–$685 depending on brand. Full diagnostic before quote.
Do you service downdraft cooktops?
Yes — Jenn-Air, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, and GE Profile downdraft. Fan motor, damper, and control-board work covered.
Same-day windows?
Yes — call before 2pm. Common radiant elements, switches, and control boards ride on the truck.