Replacing an electric oven requires a licensed electrician due to high-voltage wiring and safety codes. DIY installs risk fire, shock, and insurance denial. Learn why professional installation is essential in Canada.
Author: Ezekiel Evergreen
Gas ovens can usually be repaired, especially for common issues like a faulty igniter or thermostat. Learn when repair makes sense, how much it costs, and when to replace instead.
Deciding whether to repair or replace your boiler depends on age, repair history, and efficiency. Learn the signs that mean it's time to replace your boiler-and how rebates can cut the cost.
No hot water in the shower? This step-by-step guide shows you how to fix common water heater problems yourself-from resetting breakers to flushing sediment-before calling a plumber.
Gas ovens can usually be repaired, but not always. Learn the most common problems, repair costs, safety risks, and when it's smarter to replace your oven instead.
Learn the 7 clear signs your microwave is going bad-slow heating, strange noises, sparking, and more. Find out when to replace it and why repairing it isn’t worth the risk.
The most common cause of no hot water is a pilot light that went out, especially in gas water heaters. Other frequent issues include a faulty thermocouple, sediment buildup, or a tripped thermostat. Learn how to diagnose and fix it yourself before calling a pro.
Learn what qualifies as an appliance, the difference between major and small appliances, and why it matters for repairs, insurance, and replacements. Clear, practical definitions for homeowners.
Learn how to test if your extractor fan is working right - from checking airflow and ducts to spotting signs it needs replacing. No tools needed.
When your freezer stops working, food safety depends on how long it was off and whether it stayed cold. Learn what’s safe to keep, what to toss, and how to prevent future failures.
Learn how to safely reset a hot water heater when it stops producing hot water. Step-by-step guide for electric and gas models, including troubleshooting, maintenance tips, and when to replace your unit.
Flushing a 10-year-old water heater can extend its life and save energy - but only if done safely. Learn when it helps, when it doesn't, and what to do next.