A White Electric Stove Brings a Clean Modern Look to Your Kitchen

A white electric stove can give a modern and clean look to your kitchen. These stoves are available in different sizes and have easy-to-clean oven settings.

Models that slide between cabinets to create a built-in appearance or models that stand alone are available. These ranges include backsplashes to finish the look.

Slide-in

Slide-in ranges fit seamlessly into the kitchen island installation spots. They feature a low backguard, front controls and the oven's door is recessed, creating a built-in appearance in galley-shaped kitchens and L-shaped kitchens. A majority of models have powerful burners and they have a huge 5.3 cubic feet capacity to bake or air fry large meals. They also come with additional convenience features like a self-clean oven and self-setting temperature control. The electric white stoves are flexible enough to take on any cooking task.

GE's WEM610RW offers a classic look and easy front controls to keep your settings in hand.

Dual Fuel

The gas versus electric debate does not stop at stovetops and some homeowners prefer the advantages of both. Dual fuel ranges (also called gas ranges) combine the gas cooktop and an electric oven, capitalizing on the strengths of each. Gas cooktops are able to heat quickly and easy temperature adjustment and electric ovens feature specialized cooking modes to cater to different kinds of food.

Homeowners who choose a dual fuel white electric stove will appreciate the receptive heat of a gas stove when boiling or sauteing, while the dry even heat of an electric oven is ideal for baking. Some models come with features like a steam bread cycle that releases steam early during the pre-heating phase to aid in the rise of bread and create more uniform slices.

Dual-fuel ranges may be more expensive than their all-electric counterparts, however they offer the best of both worlds for some cooks. These ranges are also a good option for homes with natural gas because they let you enjoy both gas and electric simultaneously.

Other options for dual fuel ranges include traditional gas small wood burning stoves and induction cooktops, which offer the same cooking experience but with more precise temperature control. These options are also more affordable and are a great option for homeowners with a tight budget who are looking to upgrade their kitchens without spending a lot of money.

Dual-fuel home comfort systems for home comfort.

In contrast to traditional HVAC systems that rely on one type of energy source, dual-fuel systems utilize a heat pump to provide heating and cooling. The heat pump switch to gas heaters when the weather gets cold.

Four Seasons will provide you with a flat rate quote for your dual-fuel project, if you book a comfort consultation. Our experts will analyze your current systems in your home and assist you in finding "good, better, best" solutions that will fit your budget. We don't use high-pressure tactics to convince you however we can provide honest advice about the best ways to increase your home's comfort and energy efficiency.