Gas leak detection: how we find the source safely
A suspected gas leak is the one plumbing call where guessing is never acceptable. If you smell sulfur or rotten eggs, hear hissing near a line or appliance, see dead or yellowing landscaping along a buried gas run, or watch your gas bill climb with no change in usage, treat it as urgent. Leave the house, skip the light switches and garage door opener, and call from outside.
Our gas leak detection process starts at the meter and works inward. We isolate the system, apply a calibrated pressure test, and use combustible gas detectors to walk the run and the appliance connections. For underground gas line repair, we locate the line before anyone digs so the excavation is small and precise instead of exploratory.
Natural gas leak detection is a safety inspection first and a repair quote second. You get the reading, a plain explanation of what failed, and written documentation of the test result once the line holds pressure again.
- Identify the source of suspected gas leaks
- Safety-focused inspections at the meter, run, and appliance
- Fast emergency gas leak service, day or night
- Documented pressure testing before we call a line safe


