Range Hood & Vent Hood Repair

The diagnostic visit is $90. After testing the hood, the technician gives you a repair quote before any work begins; the total depends on the part that failed and the type of hood.

It depends on the hood and the part that failed. Motors, switches, light sockets and control boards can usually be replaced on their own, which matters most for built-in, island and premium hoods. On a basic under-cabinet hood the technician will tell you if a new hood makes more sense.

Loud range hoods usually have a failing motor bearing, loose fan blade, or duct obstruction. We'll pinpoint and fix the issue.

Most often the grease filters are clogged or, on ductless hoods, the charcoal filter is saturated. A stuck backdraft damper, a blocked or crushed duct, or a slowing fan motor can also cut airflow. Clean or replace the filters first; if suction is still weak, the damper, duct and motor need checking.

Usually a burned-out bulb or LED module. If a new bulb does not help, the cause is typically the light switch, the socket or wiring, or the transformer or LED driver that powers the lights.

Yes. Ductless (recirculating) hoods use charcoal filters that cannot be washed and lose effectiveness over time, so they must be replaced periodically. Metal grease filters on ducted hoods can be washed and reused.