These days it is unusual for people to have the necessity to relight a pilot light that has become extinguished. Most homes only have pilot lights for their hot water heaters or furnaces, as most other appliances these days are run off of electricity. It is possible for a pilot light to go out, however, either due to a gust of wind or because something has happened to the gas line, like a bubble of air having been formed that blocks the flow of gas, for example. Although relighting an extinguished pilot light is not that difficult if you know what you are doing, you will probably be asking yourself in this situation can I relight my pilot light? It can be a bit uncomfortable to be striking a match right next to an open gas line, so that funny feeling probably makes it worth the cost of a service call to have a professional come and do the job. Hot water heater Broomfield can help you with this and other problems associated with hot water heaters.