
Gas leak? Stove won’t ignite? Burning smell? Our emergency technicians arrive within 60–90 minutes across Colorado Springs — evenings, weekends, and holidays included.
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Not every stove issue requires an emergency call — but some absolutely do. At Colorado Springs’ elevation of 6,035 feet, gas appliances operate under different combustion dynamics than at sea level. Incomplete combustion produces carbon monoxide faster, gas leaks disperse differently in thinner air, and electrical faults can escalate quickly in the dry mountain climate.
Call for emergency service immediately if you notice:
A strong gas smell near your stove or in your kitchen. Visible sparking or arcing from electrical connections. A burner that won’t shut off or a gas valve that’s stuck open. Smoke coming from inside the oven cavity during normal operation. A burning plastic or electrical smell. Any stove malfunction in a home with elderly residents, young children, or anyone with respiratory conditions.
These situations carry real safety risk. We respond to emergency calls within 60 to 90 minutes throughout El Paso County, including Briargate, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Black Forest, Cimarron Hills, and Downtown Colorado Springs.

For verified emergencies — gas leaks, stuck-open valves, electrical arcing, or smoke — our average response time is 62 minutes across Colorado Springs. We maintain on-call technicians during evenings (until 10 PM), weekends, and major holidays. Our trucks carry the 25 most commonly needed emergency parts including gas valves, igniters, thermocouples, safety valves, and control boards for Samsung, GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, LG, and Wolf ranges.
Response times by area: Central Colorado Springs and Downtown: 30–50 minutes. Briargate, Northgate, and Flying Horse: 40–60 minutes. Fountain, Security-Widefield: 50–70 minutes. Monument, Black Forest, and Palmer Lake: 60–90 minutes. Manitou Springs and Woodland Park: 50–80 minutes.
Safety assessment → Diagnosis → Immediate repair or safe shutdown → Written report
Emergency service calls carry a premium over standard appointments, but the cost is structured and transparent. Our emergency diagnostic fee is market rate (quoted before work begins) depending on time of day, which is applied toward the repair if you proceed. Most emergency repairs fall between market rate (quoted before work begins) total, including parts and labor. Gas valve replacements average market rate (quoted before work begins). Emergency igniter replacements run market rate (quoted before work begins). Control board replacements range from market rate (quoted before work begins). We provide a written estimate before any work begins — even during emergencies.
If you smell gas: No. Turn off the gas supply at the shutoff valve behind or beside the stove. Open windows. Do not use light switches, matches, or any ignition source. Leave the house if the smell is strong and call us from outside. If a burner won’t shut off: Turn off the gas supply valve immediately. If the oven is smoking but there’s no gas smell: Turn off the oven, leave the door closed, and ventilate the kitchen. If there’s an electrical burning smell: Unplug the stove or flip the breaker. Do not use the appliance until inspected.
Gas valve failures — The gas valve controls fuel flow to burners and the oven. When a valve sticks open, gas flows continuously, creating a hazard. We carry replacement valves for the top 15 stove models in Colorado Springs and can replace most in under 90 minutes.
Thermocouple and flame sensor failures — These safety devices detect whether a flame is present. When they fail, the stove either won’t light (safe failure) or continues sending gas without a flame (dangerous failure). Replacement takes 30 to 60 minutes.
Electrical short circuits — Common during Colorado Springs’ summer lightning storms and winter static buildup. Power surges can damage control boards, ignition modules, and wiring harnesses. We diagnose and isolate electrical faults to make the stove safe, then repair or replace damaged components.
Carbon monoxide concerns — At 6,035 feet, incomplete combustion is more likely than at sea level. If your CO detector triggers near the kitchen, shut off the stove and call immediately. We test combustion efficiency and adjust air-fuel ratios for proper altitude calibration.
“Smelled gas at 9 PM on a Saturday. Called Stove Works and a technician was at our door in 45 minutes. Found a cracked gas valve fitting — replaced it on the spot. That kind of response is worth every penny.”
— David & Rachel T., Briargate (80920)
“Our oven wouldn’t turn off — the control board shorted. The technician arrived within an hour, cut the power safely, and had a new board installed by next morning. Professional and calm under pressure.”
— Angela M., Fountain (80817)
Most appliance companies don’t offer true emergency service — they take a message and call back during business hours. We maintain dedicated emergency capacity because stove malfunctions involving gas, fire, or electrical faults cannot wait. Our emergency technicians carry diagnostic equipment, common replacement parts, and the training to handle gas leak protocols, electrical isolation, and combustion safety testing. We’re licensed, insured, and specifically experienced with the altitude-related complications that make Colorado Springs stove emergencies different from those at lower elevations.
Emergency line: (719) 467-3100 — Available evenings, weekends & holidays