Gas Leak Detection & Repair
Gas leaks are a safety emergency. If you smell gas, get everyone out of the house first — then call us. We precisely locate and repair gas leaks to the highest safety standards.
Signs You Have a Gas Leak
Rotten-egg odor, a hissing sound near appliances or lines, dead vegetation above a buried gas line, unusually high gas bills, or family members feeling dizzy or headachy indoors — take any of these seriously and call immediately.
What This Usually Means
A gas leak never fixes itself — it only grows worse and more dangerous with time.
Buried gas lines corrode just like water lines and can leak into the surrounding soil and your home's envelope.
Loose fittings at appliances, water heaters, and furnaces are among the most common leak points.
Any suspicion of a leak is a reason to evacuate and call — never investigate with a flame or a light switch.
Why This Is Never a DIY Job
In Texas, gas line work legally requires a licensed plumber — unlicensed repairs void insurance and endanger your family.
Soap-and-water testing finds surface leaks but misses underground and wall-cavity leaks entirely.
An improperly repaired line can hold pressure today and leak tomorrow.
Shutting off one appliance masks the problem while gas continues to escape elsewhere.
Detection & Repair Solutions
Electronic Gas Leak Detection
Sensitive detectors pinpoint leaks in walls, under slabs, and along buried runs — without tearing apart your home first.
Pressure Testing
We isolate sections of your gas system and verify integrity line by line.
Gas Line Repair
Licensed repairs done to code, with proper permits — done once, done safely.
Gas Line Replacement
For corroded or buried lines that can't be reliably repaired, we replace them with modern materials and full certification.
Financing Available
Gas safety issues can't wait for a payday. Repairs are fast and affordable — and if a larger replacement is needed, monthly payment options are available.
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Common Questions About Slab Leaks & Sewer Lines
Every answer below points to the same first step: a $97 camera-verified diagnostic.