Gas stove repair (2 burner)
- Low flame, uneven flame or no ignition fixed
- Nozzle and jet cleaning included
- Gas leak check before and after

Starts at ₹200, visit ₹100Same day · Pay after service
Gas stove repair at your doorstep in Ahmedabad: burner, ignition and regulator work for 2, 3 and 4 burner chulhas, with a gas-leak safety check on every visit.

Navrangpura, west of the river near the city centre, is an established area of apartments and older bungalows around busy commercial roads.
A gas stove in a Navrangpura home that has been lived in for many years may well not be the first one on that slab, while the gas point and hose behind it are older than the stove. A hose that has gone hard, a clip that has rusted, or a valve on the wall that no longer closes fully is a fault in its own right, separate from the stove. On the stove itself, a mixing tube choked with grease gives a noisy, uneven flame. The technician checks the whole line from wall to burner, cleans the tubes and jets, and replaces worn rubber.
We cover Navrangpura as part of Ahmedabad for gas stove (chulha) repair, with the same technicians as the rest of the city — the visit itself is ₹100. The technician tells you the cost at your door, after he has seen the fault and before he starts, and you pay after the work.







We service Prestige, Sunflame, Glen, Elica, Butterfly, Pigeon, Faber and Hindware — genuine parts where the brand still supplies them, quality equivalents where it does not, and we tell you which before fitting.
HouseTech Care covers Ahmedabad, Gujarat for Gas Stove (Chulha) Repair. We work across Ambawadi, Ambli, Bodakdev, Bopal, Chandkheda and 23 more localities. Most jobs fall within about 18 km of the Ahmedabad city centre, so a same-day slot is usually possible.
Gas Stove (Chulha) Repair starts at ₹200 here — the same rate we charge across the tricity. The technician confirms the final amount at your door, including the cost of any spare part, before starting. There is nothing to pay in advance.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat's largest city, sits on both banks of the Sabarmati. The old walled city and the older eastern areas lie on one side; the western side grew into planned apartment societies and bungalows and, along SG Highway, high-rise towers. Many homes cook on piped natural gas, and Gujarati kitchens see frying and tempering every day.
Photographed on the job by the technician who did it — not one is a stock picture. These particular jobs were in Mohali and Chandigarh; the same technicians work in Ahmedabad.






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