Pilot Light Won't Stay Lit

A pilot that keeps going out is one of the most common gas water heater faults. The usual cause is a failing thermocouple, a dirty pilot orifice, or a faulty gas valve. We test each component and replace what's needed so your pilot stays lit.

Some basic checks (like resetting a breaker) are safe, but most water heater repairs involve gas, electricity, or water under pressure and should be handled by a licensed pro for safety and code compliance.

It depends on the part and labor involved. We provide a flat, upfront price after diagnosis—and free estimates.

If your unit is under 8–10 years old, repair usually makes sense. If it's older or the tank itself is failing, replacement may be smarter. We give honest advice.