The Process

The renovation process preserves the integrity and originality of each and every Aga cooker restored.  The following is a brief description that outlines some of the renovation work undertaken:

Enamel: The original enamel is removed from the front, doors, top and flue box of the cooker following which, a full high quality vitreous re-enamelling is carried out at the main Aga factory in Telford to the colour of your choice.

Hotplates: The hotplates are machined to ensure they retain a solid, flat surface for maximum conduction.

Chroming: Wherever possible, old original fittings such as door catches and handles are recycled and re-chromed.  In newer models where this may not be possible, chrome parts are replaced with brand new replicas.

Main castings: These are sand blasted using specially prepared shot to prevent damage to the cast iron.  All dirt and debris is removed in this process resulting in renovated castings of a high quality suitable for reuse.

Linings, Seals and Insulation: All door and lid linings, rope seals and insulation are automatically replaced to ensure your renovated Aga cooker will be fully efficient and operate within the same temperature range as a brand new Aga.

Burners: Every burner is replaced with a new one and new controls and fire safety valves are included. Refurbished old burners are NOT SUPPLIED for safety and operational reasons.

Quality Checks: All our renovated Agas are built by highly skilled engineers.  After passing a 3-stage quality control procedure your Aga is dismantled and packaged in readiness for delivery.  A final check is then made prior to delivery.

In short, the renovation process is a very intensive one, and therefore you can be assured that you will be investing in a technically sound and superbly restored Aga cooker. 

This is why Quality Has No Fear Of Time!