Aga Rayburn Servicing Repairs - Rayburn Servicing - Pricing

Appointments & pricing

Flameworks Services Ltd’s prices are competitive and sensible. Give us a call and you may well be surprised by how affordable we are.

We will let you know the cost of your service in advance and inform you of any additional costs arising for spare parts and labour before we carry out the work.

We will provide a written estimate for any work you want done, including a break down of parts and labour.

Areas covered

Our extensive working area covers the Southern Central area of England; Berkshire Oxfordshire Wiltshire Buckinghamshire Surrey Hampshire and London.

Response

We aim to offer you a service appointment within 48 hours of your call.

Convenience

You don’t want to wait in all day for the engineer to arrive, so when your appointment is booked you can specify a time that suits you. The day before your appointment we will tell you which part of the day your call is scheduled for. Our engineer will then call you about an hour before he is due to arrive. We will always endeavour to work around your own time constraints.

AM (08.00hrs to 13.00hrs)
PM (12.00hrs to 18.00hrs)
Daytime (10.00hrs to 14.00hrs)
First Call (08.00hrs to 10.00hrs) subject to availability
Last Call (15.00hrs to 18.00hrs) subject to availability

If you are an existing customer, we will contact you shortly before your service is due to arrange an appropriate visit.

Flameworks Services Ltd’s engineers are professional and friendly. They will give your appliances a first class service, clean up after themselves and wave goodbye until next year!

Problem solving

Where possible we will deal with your problem over the phone, avoiding the need for an engineer to visit. Below are some commonly occurring problems.

Oil Aga down in temperature

If the cooker has just been serviced, check the electrics are turned on, jiggle the metering stem on the top of the oil box. Has the cooker been serviced in the last six months? If not, it needs a service. It sounds obvious, but do you have oil in your tank? Oil Aga up in temperature Check that the oil control is not switched onto high fire. If it is, change it to automatic. If, when you turn off the electrics, the temperature drops, you probably need a new thermostat. If the temperature stays high, then you need an engineer.