Microwave Repair in Louisville, CO

The typical lifespan from an NAHB study, shown beside this section, gives a sense of how long microwaves usually last, but it is a reference point rather than a deadline. A microwave that is well under that age and has a single failed part is usually worth repairing. A basic countertop unit near the end of its life, with an expensive part like a magnetron or board failing, often tips toward replacement, and we will say so plainly rather than sell you a repair you won't be glad you made.

For built-in, drawer and over-the-range models, the math comes out differently. A new built-in has to match the cutout, the trim kit and sometimes custom cabinetry or a panel, so replacing it can mean carpentry costs on top of the unit itself. The availability of parts and the price of a comparable new model also come into play. We quote the repair in writing before any work begins, so you can compare it honestly with the price of starting over.

Wolf, Thermador, Miele, Viking, Dacor, Monogram, JennAir and Bosch build microwaves meant to sit flush with your cabinetry, such as under-counter drawers, built-ins finished with trim kits, and speed ovens that combine microwave energy with convection heat. These units have more sensors, boards and mechanical parts than a standard microwave, and their parts are matched to the model. A near-fit part can trigger error codes or leave a door seal imperfect, which is why we use genuine OEM parts on every repair.

Many of these repairs require sliding the unit out of its opening, and we take our time doing it carefully. We protect the surrounding cabinet faces, keep every bracket and trim piece in order and put everything back as it came out, so the finished kitchen looks as it did before we arrived. If your unit is from a premium line and the repair makes sense, we will tell you what is involved before we start.