Gas Line Leak Repair
Common Causes of Gas Line Leaks
Gas line leaks can occur for several reasons. Age and corrosion, improper installation, shifting soil, or accidental damage from yard work or renovations are the most frequent causes. Understanding the source of leaks helps prevent further problems and keeps your home safe.
Immediate Steps if You Suspect a Leak
If you ever suspect a gas leak, safety is the top priority. Do not operate any electrical switches or open flames. Evacuate the area immediately and call your gas company or emergency services from a safe location. Avoid using phones or devices inside the home until it is cleared.
Professional detection tools, including gas sniffers and pressure testing equipment, ensure leaks are identified accurately. Our team follows strict safety protocols to repair or replace damaged gas lines quickly. Proper sealing, pressure testing, and code compliance guarantee a safe and reliable solution.
Routine Inspections for Safety
Regular inspections help prevent leaks before they become dangerous. Most homeowners benefit from annual gas line inspections, especially if your property has older plumbing, recent construction work, or appliances connected to natural gas. Routine checks provide peace of mind and protect your family.