Anti-tip brackets, burners and heating elements, control knobs and cracked cooktops.
Real HomeCloud jobs, before and after. Click through to see more.
Before
AfterWaxhaw, NC
HomeCloud replaced the old white and black gas range with a new stainless steel gas range. The over-the-range microwave above it was also replaced with a stainless steel model.
Before
AfterAuburn, GA
HomeCloud replaced the old black electric range that had coil burners with a new stainless steel electric range with a smooth glass cooktop.
Before
AfterCharlotte, NC
HomeCloud replaced the old coil-top electric range with a new smooth-top electric range in the same spot.
The most common appliance finding in HomeCloud evaluations is a range without an anti-tip bracket: it came up in 30% of the homes. The bracket is a small metal piece that keeps the range from tipping forward if someone leans or stands on the open oven door. It's a quick, low-cost fix.
Burners or oven elements that don't heat are the next most common range repair.
| Work | Most homes | Middle price | Based on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install an anti-tip bracket | About $150 | $150 | The 30% of homes where it was priced |
| Fix heating elements | $170 to $280 | $250 | Limited number of homes |
What HomeCloud reports priced this fix at in homes we evaluated Sep 2025 to Oct 2026. The range is the middle half of homes; the middle price is the median. Your price comes from a written estimate for your home.
Yes. New freestanding ranges come with one, but it's often left off when a range is installed or moved. Without it, the weight of an open oven door with something, or someone, on it can tip the range forward.
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