Gas appliances don't last forever, but they can last way longer with basic care. A quick wipe of your gas stove burners once a month stops grease fires before they start. Check your oven's flame color—it should be blue, not yellow or orange. Yellow flames mean your appliance isn't burning cleanly, which is a safety risk and wastes gas. If you see that, call a pro ASAP. Don't wait for the smell to get strong.
Gas appliance lifespan depends on how you use them. If you've had your gas oven for 10+ years, it's time to get it checked. Older models are less efficient and more prone to problems. But don't panic—many issues are easy fixes. A clogged burner? Clean it. A weak flame? Adjust the gas valve. A wonky thermostat? Call us. We'll tell you if it's a quick fix or time to replace.
Here's what you can do yourself this week:
If your gas appliance starts acting up—making strange noises, taking forever to heat, or smelling odd—don't ignore it. Call Taunton Appliance Repair Solutions. We know gas appliances inside out, and we'll get you back to cooking, heating, and living without stress. Your safety isn't a cost—it's the only thing that matters. Let's keep your home safe, one simple check at a time.
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