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

A white electric stove can add an elegant and modern design to your kitchen. Whether you're switching from gas to electric to reap the safety benefits or want more precise cooking using an induction cooktop and oven, these stoves can be fitted with oven settings based on your preferences and are easy to clean.

Find models that slide between cabinets for the appearance of a built-in design or stand on their own. These models come with backsplashes that can be added to complete the look.

Slide-in

Slide-in ranges fit seamlessly into kitchen island installation locations. They come with a low backguard and front controls for a built-in appearance in galley and L-shaped kitchens, and recessed oven doors to keep the cooktop surface clean. A majority of models have powerful burners and they have a huge 5.3 cubic feet capacity to bake or air fry large meals. These models are also available with convenience features such as self-cleaning ovens and temperature control that can be set in a way. White electric multifuel stoves offer the ability to handle any cooking tasks of the day.

GE's WEM610RW has a classic look and controls on the front that put all settings in your reach.

Dual Fuel

Some homeowners prefer the advantages of electric and gas stovetops. Dual fuel ranges (also known as gas ranges) combine the gas cooktop and an electric oven, leveraging on the strengths of both. Gas cooktops provide rapid heating and easy temperature adjustments, whereas electric ovens have special cooking settings that are optimized for different types food.

A dual fuel white electric range lets homeowners enjoy the responsive heat of a gas wood burning stove fan when they are boiling or sautéing, while an electric oven offers dry even heat that is perfect for baking. Some models come with features such as steam bread cycles which releases steam early in the pre-heating phase to help bread rise for more uniform slices.

Some chefs prefer dual-fuel ranges as they offer the best of both worlds. They can also be an ideal choice for homes that have natural gas service, since they let you benefit from both gas and electricity simultaneously.

Other alternatives to a dual fuel range include traditional gas stoves as well as induction cooktops that provide the same cooking experience but with more precise heat control. These alternatives are also less expensive, making them an excellent option for homeowners on a budget who wish to modernize their kitchens but without spending a fortune.

Dual-fuel home comfort systems

Contrary to traditional HVAC systems that operate exclusively on a single type of energy source, dual-fuel systems use the heat pump to provide heating and cooling. They are operational all year round to ensure your home is comfortable with the heat pump switching over to a gas furnace when the weather turns cold.

If you're considering the possibility of a dual-fuel system for your home, make an appointment with Four Seasons to receive a flat-rate quote on your project. Our technicians will assess the existing systems in your home and assist you in finding the "good or better best" options for installation that will suit your budget. We don't use high-pressure tactics to convince you but we do provide honest advice on the best methods to maximize your home’s comfort and energy efficiency.