Surface cooking faults are almost always one of four things: no gas at the burner, no spark at the igniter, a failed element, or a control that is not switching. Each one has a different fix, and the diagnosis decides which.
A stove or cooktop diagnostic is $95 and is credited toward the repair when you approve it. Gas work is done by an EPA Section 608 Type 1 certified technician, and we quote before we start.
Based in Lemon Grove, our core service area runs about twelve miles out — a tight ring on purpose, because it is what lets us hold a same-day window and arrive when we say we will. Larger jobs further out are welcome: call and we will tell you honestly whether the trip makes sense.
If you smell gas, stop using the appliance, ventilate the room, and do not relight anything until the supply is shut off. Then call us. A persistent smell is a safety call, not a convenience appointment.
Usually the igniter is still sparking because the flame is not being sensed properly, or moisture has reached the igniter. Cleaning and reseating the burner head fixes many of these, and a cracked igniter or failing spark module explains the rest.
Yes, when the element has failed and the switch is sound. We test both, because replacing an element that is fine wastes your money, and replacing a switch when the element is open wastes another visit.
Yes. Oven heating faults are covered on our oven and range page, and we routinely handle both in one visit when you have more than one complaint.
We focus on the neighborhoods close to our Lemon Grove base. Call or book online for a fast appointment.
Call (858) 267-9438