Replacing a residential kitchen cooktop typically costs between three hundred and one thousand dollars, depending on whether you choose a standard electric radiant drop-in cooktop, a high-end induction model, or a professional gas cooktop, plus professional installation labor if you hire a contractor. Purchasing a basic replacement drop-in electric cooktop generally costs between three and six hundred dollars. You can evaluate pricing by comparing retail appliance catalogs to installation quotes. You can verify fair value when selecting a new cooktop ensures it fits your existing countertop cutout dimensions and meets all electrical or gas utility requirements safely.
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