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 Dehradun: burner, ignition and regulator work for 2, 3 and 4 burner chulhas, with a gas-leak safety check on every visit.

Race Course is an established residential area in central Dehradun — independent houses on plotted streets, many of them several decades old.
In a Race Course house that a family has lived in for decades, the gas stove is often an old two- or three-burner model that still works but has grown slow to light and uneven in flame. Knobs that will not stay at simmer, a smell of gas near the valve, and a burner cap that has warped from heat are what wear brings. The technician checks every joint with soap solution for leaks, services the valves, clears the jets, and changes burner caps or knobs where they have gone, so the stove is safe to use daily.
We cover Race Course as part of Dehradun 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 Dehradun, Uttarakhand for Gas Stove (Chulha) Repair. We work across Ajabpur, Anarwala, Ballupur, Chakrata Road, Clement Town and 23 more localities. Most jobs fall within about 15 km of the Dehradun 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.
Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand, lies in the Doon Valley between the Shivalik hills and the Mussoorie range. Winters are cold enough that geysers run for months, and the monsoon is long and heavy. Its homes run from old bungalows in Dalanwala and along Rajpur Road to planned colonies in the west and new apartment societies along Sahastradhara Road and Haridwar Road.
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 Dehradun.






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