If the pilot light won’t stay lit or fails to ignite, it can prevent your gas water heater from functioning. Our technicians clean and adjust the pilot light, ensuring it provides a steady flame.

 The thermocouple is a safety device that shuts off the gas supply if the pilot light goes out. A faulty thermocouple can cause the gas to shut off unexpectedly, preventing the water heater from lighting. We test and replace defective thermocouples to ensure safe operation.

Problems with the burners can lead to inadequate heating or uneven temperature control. Our technicians inspect and repair or replace faulty burners, ensuring they function properly and provide consistent heating.

Gas leaks are a serious safety hazard that requires immediate attention. Signs of a gas leak include a strong gas odor or hissing sounds near the water heater. Our technicians use advanced tools to detect and repair gas leaks, ensuring your home remains safe.

A healthy gas water heater flame should be blue. Yellow or orange flames indicate incomplete combustion, which can lead to carbon monoxide production. We diagnose and correct issues causing improper flame colors, ensuring your water heater burns fuel efficiently and safely.

If the water temperature fluctuates or fails to reach the desired level, there may be an issue with the thermostat. We inspect and repair or replace faulty thermostats, ensuring precise temperature control.

The gas valve controls the flow of gas to the burners. If the valve is damaged or worn out, it can cause issues like the burners not lighting or gas leaks. We inspect and replace faulty gas valves, restoring proper gas flow to your water heater.

Over time, sediment can build up in the water heater tank, reducing its efficiency and causing noises. Our technicians flush the tank to remove sediment, improving performance and extending the life of your water heater.