How Your Stove Gets Restored
Every stove gets a complete mechanical restoration so it works as good as new.
The rest is up to you.
The Process is Easy:
- Select a Stove or Send Yours to Me
- Set the Scope of Work (see below for details)
- Submit Down Payment
- Get a Video Walkthrough of Your Completed Stove
Keep on reading to learn about your options!
The Basics
- Mechanical restoration
- Chips, touched up to be less visible
- Vintage chrome
- Seasoned burners and grates
Curb Appeal
- Mechanical restoration
- Panels with large chips reporcelained, small chips touched up to be less visible
- New chrome/nickel plating on exterior parts
- Re-enameled burners and grates
Luxury
- Mechanical restoration
- Chipped panels reporcelained
- New chrome/nickel plating on exterior parts
- Re-enameled burners and grates
- Rechrome the oven racks and runners
- Fine matte polish of the griddle on applicable models
Prestige
- Mechanical restoration
- Every part redone to look or actually be new
- This Includes:
- New enamel on all applicable exterior parts (grates, drip pans, burners, etc)
- New enamel on the oven box, broiler & all other interior parts
- New chrome/nickel/copper-plate on all applicable parts
- Mirror finish of the griddle on applicable models (*not available for cast iron)
Additional Common Options
- Add a standing oven pilot (for all brands of stoves)
- Add on casters instead of original legs (most commonly on Chambers stoves)
- Add on a skirt (for Chambers stoves)
- Replace original steel legs with vintage aftermarket tapered legs in brushed steel (models C, BZ and B from 1947 only)
