A gas stove burner that won't ignite is one of the most common gas range problems. The issue is usually a dirty or damaged igniter, clogged burner ports, or a faulty spark module. Our technicians diagnose the root cause and restore reliable ignition.

A gas smell from your stove is a safety concern that requires immediate attention. Common causes include a loose gas connection, a faulty gas valve, or a failing oven safety valve. We perform thorough leak testing and repair all gas connections safely.

A weak, uneven, or yellow flame on your gas stove indicates incomplete combustion. This can be caused by clogged burner ports, incorrect air-to-gas mixture, or a partially blocked gas line. We clean burner assemblies and adjust the air shutter for optimal flame.

Continuous clicking after the burner is lit is annoying and wastes energy. The most common cause is moisture or food debris trapped in the igniter or spark module. A faulty ignition switch or damaged wiring can also cause persistent clicking.

When your gas oven won't heat, the igniter is the most likely culprit — it's responsible for 60-70% of gas oven heating failures. A weak igniter glows but can't open the gas valve. We test and replace igniters, gas valves, and thermostats.

A pilot light that won't stay lit usually indicates a faulty thermocouple — the safety device that detects the pilot flame. A dirty pilot orifice or drafts near the stove can also cause this issue. We replace thermocouples and clean pilot assemblies.