Signs of a problem
- The smell of gas, indoors or outdoors: leave first, call from outside
- A hissing sound near a line or appliance
- Dead vegetation in a line over a buried run
- An appliance that won't stay lit
- Old, corroded or damaged pipe you can see
What we do
- 01
Isolate the section and find the fault
- 02
Repair or replace the damaged run, not just the joint that showed itself
- 03
Pressure-test before anything is put back into service
- 04
Check the appliances on the line are working as they should
What decides the price
Where the fault is, how much of the run is affected, and what it takes to reach it. We give the estimate in person, once we’ve seen the job.
“Scott responded within minutes of my inquiry and even made time the same day to come out…”
Answers
Gas line repair and replacement: questions and answers
What should I do if I smell gas?
Leave the house. Don't switch lights or appliances on or off, and don't use anything that sparks. From outside, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. Once it's made safe, a licensed plumber can find and repair the leak.
How do you know the repair is sound?
The line is pressure-tested before it goes back into service. That's the whole point of the test, because you don't take a gas repair on trust.
Also in gas lines
- Gas line installNew lines for appliances, water heaters and outdoor kitchens, installed to code by a licensed contractor and tested before we finish.
- All gas linesInstall, repair, replacement
Questions and answers on this job
In-home estimate
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We come out, look at the problem and explain what it needs before any work starts. For something urgent, calling is fastest.
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