Aga North Yorkshire: Explore our wide selection of reconditioned Agas that are perfect for adding timeless style to any kitchen in Yorkshire.
Aga South Yorkshire: Transform your Aga with our expert re-enamelling services, restoring its vibrant colours and enhancing your kitchen’s charm.
Aga East Yorkshire: Count on us for comprehensive servicing of oil-fired and electric Agas, ensuring optimal performance.
Aga West Yorkshire: Trust John Wray Range Cookers for exceptional craftsmanship and care across Malton and North Yorkshire.
John Wray provides expert Aga servicing across North Yorkshire, and County Durham, ensuring your beloved cooker stays in excellent condition.
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Aga Harrogate: Transform your traditional Aga with our Electrikit conversions, blending modern convenience and classic design for an efficient cooking experience.
Aga Skipton: Experience our seamless Aga selling process, making it simple to list and sell your cooker, with dedicated support at every step for convenience.
Aga York: Rely on our professional Aga relocation services, ensuring your cooker is safely transported and expertly installed in your new kitchen space with minimal hassle.
Aga Darlington: Our reliable flue lining services prioritise safety and efficiency, expertly installed to ensure your Aga operates optimally while maintaining a safe kitchen environment.
Aga Leeds: Discover one of the best deals on Agas in Yorkshire, which provides an exceptional value for high-quality cookers that can enhance your culinary experience without exceeding your budget.
Aga Huddersfield: Discover our high-quality gas Agas, meticulously crafted for culinary creators who appreciate reliable performance and exceptional cooking experiences in their kitchens.
Yes, we do professional work installing Aga flues in Malton and the nearby areas. Our team makes sure that your flue is set up correctly so that it can vent safely and effectively. We can make the installation fit your needs by giving you different flue lining options. This will help your Aga work safely and efficiently.
If you are located in Malton and are thinking about selling your Aga, we can arrange to collect it for you. To obtain an initial quote, please provide us with your location details and clear photographs of your Aga. Our team will be with you every step of the way to ensure the process goes smoothly and without any issues.
An Aga can last for several decades, often 40 years or more, with proper care and maintenance. These cookers are built with durability in mind, and regular servicing can help extend their lifespan even further. Many owners enjoy their Agas for generations, making them a long-lasting investment for the home.
Even though an Aga is mostly used for cooking, it gives off a steady, gentle warmth that can help warm up the kitchen and the areas around it. It’s not meant to be the main source of heat for a house, but it can help make it feel warmer, especially in open-plan or smaller homes. Some of the bigger Aga models come with boilers that can be used with central heating systems to add extra warmth.
If you’re looking for an Aga cooker in Skipton, we offer both reconditioned and refurbished Agas. Reconditioned models usually involve installing a new system, like an Electrickit, while refurbished Agas keep the original fuel source, such as gas, with updates like a new gas burner. Whatever your cooking needs, our team is here to help you find the perfect Aga for your home.
Yes, we offer re-enamelling services in Malton and across Yorkshire. Re-enamelling is a fantastic way to refresh your Aga’s look and extend its life. Our team can restore your Aga with a choice of colours to perfectly match your kitchen’s style.
Aga models typically range in weight from 400 to 700 kg. Several factors, including the quantity of ovens, can affect the weight. Make sure the floor underneath an Aga is strong enough to support its weight because of how heavy they are.
The most common cause is “overfueling.” Excess soot typically becomes an issue after an oil Aga service. In oil stoves, the wicks are only needed for ignition. Once the oil flows to the burner base, the heat from the shells vaporises it, and overfueling can lead to soot buildup.
