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Wolf Repair Boston, MA
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Two ways in, and neither of them is a form.

There is no contact form on this site and no address to write to. Call and talk it through, or take a slot yourself on the booking page — anything else is a slower route to the same conversation.

Call the line (781) 604-1175 Answered 24/7 Or book Choose a slot online Opens the booking page
Visits
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
Service call
Flat $95, credited against an approved repair
Covering
West Roxbury · Charlestown · South Boston · Brookline
A gas range with the oven door open, one rack on the floor in front of it and a wrench lying on a towel across the door

Before you dial

Four things that shorten the call

With these to hand most faults are half-narrowed before anyone sets off, which is what decides whether the right part travels on the first visit.

  1. Model and serial from the plate — behind the oven door on a range, under the front lip on a cooktop
  2. Whether the appliance is all-gas, dual-fuel, induction or electric
  3. What it is doing: the sounds, the smells, any fault code, and how long for
  4. For a hood, whether the duct goes up through the roof or out through a wall

What you are agreeing to

  • Cooking appliances only

    Ranges, wall ovens, cooktops and ventilation. Nothing else rides on the van.

  • Gas work by the numbers

    Manifold pressure is measured on every gas call, not estimated from the flame.

  • One quoted figure

    Parts and labour together, before anything is opened up.

  • Independent

    An independent business repairing Wolf equipment, with no manufacturer affiliation.

Reviews

What people said after the visit

4.9

out of 5from 1,087 reviews

  • 5 out of 5

    One induction zone kept dropping out under a full pan. He found the coil board overheating because a drawer behind the cabinet was blocking the vent. New board and a proper air gap cut in.

    Gwen R.West Roxbury

  • 5 out of 5

    Three decker kitchen barely wide enough for the range we squeezed in. The simmer setting kept leaping to a full flame. He rebuilt the valve rather than pushing a whole new one on me.

    Fiona P.South Boston

  • 5 out of 5

    The baffles were rattling loose in the frame and the whole hood hummed at any speed above the first. Whoever cleaned it last had bent the mounting clips out of shape. He straightened the frame back out, fitted new clips, and it runs silently again.

    Callum D.Brookline