Emergecy Gas Line Services Since 1979

Yes, any suspected gas leak should be treated as an emergency. If you suspect a leak, leave the area immediately and contact emergency services or your gas company, then call us for repair services.

Regular professional inspections, avoiding digging near gas lines, and being alert to warning signs are key. For personalized prevention tips, please reach out to our team.

Common causes include corrosion, improper installation, physical damage, or natural disasters. For a detailed assessment of your situation, it’s crucial to schedule a professional inspection.

The duration varies depending on the extent of the repair. Simple fixes might take 1-2 hours, while more complex repairs could take several hours or even days. We’ll provide a time estimate after assessing the situation.

While home detectors can be helpful, they’re not a substitute for professional inspection. Our specialized equipment can detect even small leaks that home detectors might miss.

If you smell gas (rotten egg odor), hear hissing sounds near gas lines, or notice dead plants near gas pipes, you may have a leak. Leave the area immediately and call us or your gas company for emergency service.