Replacing an old or broken residential gas cooktop typically costs between four hundred and twelve hundred dollars, depending on the brand, whether you choose a standard or professional-grade model, and whether you hire a licensed contractor for professional installation. Purchasing a standard drop-in gas cooktop generally costs between three and seven hundred dollars in retail stores. Hiring a professional plumber or appliance technician to ensure safe gas line connection and proper manifold sealing adds between one hundred and three hundred dollars in labor fees. You can evaluate pricing by comparing retail catalogs to installation quotes. You can verify fair value when testing the new unit ensures steady blue flames and leak-free operation.
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