Do pizza ovens add value?

On houses with plenty of unique amenities and luxury finishes, a pizza oven can be the final touch that gives the house boosted value and more interested buyers.

At $299 for their base model, the Ooni pizza oven is definitely an investment. However, adding a pizza oven to your outdoor area may really spark some joy for you and make pizza night more exciting! Also, this is a well-made, quality cooking appliance that is going to last for years as long as you take care of it.

In general, the average cost of a home pizza oven will run you anywhere from $150 to as high as $5,000 depending upon what type of pizza oven you’re wanting. Just keep in mind that the cheaper pizza ovens are often cheaply made.

The fact that the pizza cooks in just 60-90 seconds is also a bonus. It makes pizza parties much easier! At the end of the day, pizza ovens are not neccessarily better at making pizza, that comes down to personal preference. But, they are better at making Neapolitan style pizza.

A 140-centimeter Stefano Ferrara oven the size Cane Rosso uses weighs more than 6,000 pounds and costs more than $10,000.

The average lifespan of a commercial-grade convection oven typically spans between 6-10 years, depending on usage, but you can maximize the ROI of your machine with persistent, yet simple, cleaning and maintenance procedures.

Ovens and Ranges: The ranges and ovens will last you somewhere around 15 years for the electric version, while the gas stovetops can last up to 18 or 20 years, depending on regular maintenance and proper commercial kitchen equipment repair solutions.

All this said, you can buy the best commercial wood-fired oven for as much or less than a commercial electric oven. To explain, electric industrial pizza ovens run anywhere from $5000 and can cost up to a blistering $30,000. Alternatively, a Forno Piombo professional pizza oven cost can range from $2000 to $14,000.