A gas cooktop gives you fast heat and precise control, until a burner will not light.
Our team repairs built-in gas cooktops in Colorado Springs homes. We fix ignition problems, flame issues, and control failures.
Call (325) 999 7706 to schedule gas cooktop repair.
A gas cooktop is a burner surface installed into your countertop, often on a kitchen island. It is separate from your oven. If your burners and oven are one unit, see our Range Repair page.
Clogged burner ports, a dirty or cracked igniter, or a misaligned burner cap can stop ignition.
Moisture from spills or cleaning is a common cause. A faulty spark switch or spark module can also cause constant clicking.
Some cooktops use a flame sensor or thermocouple for safety. A failing sensor can shut the burner off.
Clogged ports, a gas pressure issue, or incorrect altitude setup can affect the flame.
Worn knobs and valve stems can make control difficult.
Delayed ignition should be checked. It can point to a weak spark or clogged ports.
Can't get your burners to light? Call (325) 999 7706 now.
If you smell gas, do not light anything or flip switches. Leave your home and call your gas utility from outside. Once the gas utility confirms it is safe, call us to repair the cooktop.
At about 6,000 feet, Colorado Springs has thinner air. Many manufacturers call for high-altitude settings on gas cooktops. A cooktop that was not set up for our altitude may show a lifting, yellow, or unstable flame. Our technician can inspect the flame and the burner setup.
Other makes and models are welcome. Call us with the brand.
We repair gas cooktops in Colorado Springs, Broadmoor, Flying Horse, Briargate, Northgate, Monument, Woodland Park, and nearby communities.
The most common causes are clogged ports, a wet or dirty igniter, and a misaligned burner cap.
Water can get into the igniter area. Let it dry completely. If clicking continues, the spark switch may need to be replaced.
Clicking alone is usually not dangerous, but it should be fixed. If you ever smell gas, leave the home and call your gas utility.
Yes. We repair Wolf and other high-end gas cooktops.
