How Much Does a Reconditioned AGA Cost?
If you’re considering buying an AGA cooker, one of the first questions you’ll ask is: how much does a reconditioned AGA cost?
The answer depends on the model, age, fuel type, condition, colour, and whether delivery and installation are included. In the UK, a professionally reconditioned new generation Aga cooker typically costs between £5,495 and £14,000, offering significant savings compared to buying a brand-new model.
At Range Exchange, all reconditioned AGAs are restored to showroom standards, professionally installed by experienced AGA engineers, and supplied with a comprehensive warranty.
Total Control from £9,995
Dual Control from £8,995
City 60Aga from £5,495
R7 from £10,995
eR3 from £8,995
Reconditioned Aga Cooker Prices in the UK
Buying a reconditioned Aga cooker lets you enjoy the benefits of an iconic cast-iron range without paying the premium price of a new appliance.
Typical savings include:
- £4,000 – £15,000 less than buying new
- Access to discontinued colours and models
- Proven reliability from established designs
- Lower depreciation compared with new cookers
- The ability to customise the finish and configuration
For many homeowners, a reconditioned Aga cooker offers the perfect balance between heritage craftsmanship and value for money.
What Affects the Cost of a Reconditioned AGA?
Several factors influence the final price.
1. The AGA Model
Modern electric reconditioned models such as the Total Control, Dual Controls, eR3 and R7 are similar in price to oil, gas and converted Agas, which surprises many customers. Oil and gas Aga cookers are often converted with an Electrickit or Econtol, which can lead to various issues – read more information about Aga Conversions.
2. The Number of Ovens
Like with many products, the bigger something is, the more expensive it can be, similar to Aga cookers. In general:
- 3-oven offer additional flexibility.
- 4-oven and 5-oven models are the higher range
3. The Level of Reconditioning
Not all reconditioned AGAs are restored to the same standard. Range Exchange only supply the newer electric Aga models, the reason for this is older models parts can be obsolete, oil and gas-fired Agas require a lot of maintenance and ongoing costs. Converted Agas are also costly
A high-quality refurbishment should include:
- New insulation, liners, rope seals, all worn parts and components from AGA
- Re-enamelling or restoration of the original finish
- Thorough safety checks
- Professional reassembly and testing
- All work, delivery and installation carried out by our Aga engineers.
4. Included Services
Some suppliers advertise lower prices but charge extra for essential services, and most charge for delivery and installation. At Range Exchange, all of our customers are given clear, no obligation quotes, which include free nationwide delivery and installation, no plinth, flue costs, etc., just one simple price, fully supported by our customer service team.
Is Buying a Reconditioned AGA Worth It?
For many households, the answer is yes.
A professionally reconditioned AGA can provide decades of reliable performance at a significantly lower cost than purchasing new.
Benefits include:
✓ Lower upfront investment
✓ Retention of traditional AGA character
✓ Access to sought-after discontinued models
✓ Reduced environmental impact through reuse
✓ Excellent long-term value
If sourced from a reputable specialist, a reconditioned Aga cooker can represent one of the smartest ways to own an Aga cooker.
What Should You Look for When Comparing Prices?
Price should never be the only consideration.
Before making a decision, ask the supplier:
- How is the Aga reconditioned?
- Who carries out the installation?
- Is a guarantee included?
- Are there hidden delivery charges?
- Can the cooker be customised?
- Will I need a plinth?
- Do I need to for installation?
- Is the cooker a ‘conversion’?
- Will I need to install a flue?
- Is after-sales support available?
A lower initial price can sometimes result in higher costs later if corners have been cut during refurbishment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the cheapest reconditioned AGA?
Older 2-oven traditional AGAs may start from around £4,000, depending on specification and condition, whether its oil, gas or converted, you’ll also need regular gas/oil checks, a plinth, and local AGA engineers. At Range Exchange our Aga cookers start from £5,495 for a new reconditioned electric Aga cooker.
How much does a reconditioned electric Aga cost?
Modern electric models such as the Total Controls, Dual Controls, eR7. eR3 and R7 generally range from £8,500 to £14,000.
Is a reconditioned Aga cooker as good as a new one?
A professionally reconditioned Aga cooker restored by experienced specialists can offer exceptional reliability and performance, often at a fraction of the price of a new model.
Do reconditioned Aga cookers come with a guarantee?
Reputable Aga specialists should provide a guarantee covering parts and workmanship. Always confirm the details before purchasing. At Range Exchange, all of our reconditioned Aga cookers come with a full 12-month guarantee on all parts and labour, supported by our friendly customer service experts.
Can you finance a reconditioned Aga?
Many specialist retailers offer 0% finance options, helping spread the cost of ownership.
Range Exchange also offers 0% finance and financing options to suit your budget.