A broken or leaking gas line is a serious health and safety concern. Our team can provide gas line repair and replacement, but if you notice a leak, you should immediately call 911 and your gas company. Watch out for these signs and symptoms of a gas leak:
- A rotten egg smell.
- A hissing sound from gas appliances, the gas meter, or the gas line.
- Air bubbles in puddles outside your home.
- Dead or dying houseplants in your home.
- Dead or dying vegetation around your gas meter or gas line.
- A sudden increase in your gas bills.
- White or dusty clouds around your gas line or gas meter.
- A pilot light that is yellow or orange.
- Physical symptoms include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, drowsiness, lightheadedness, flu-like symptoms, headaches, irritation of the nose and throat, nosebleeds, and mood changes.
A sewer line leak can cause inconvenience, property damage, and health and safety risks. Our team offers sewer line repair and replacement. Call us today if you see any of these signs of a sewer pipe leaking:
- More than one clogged drain or a clogged drain and clogged toilet.
- Sewer odors.
- Dirty water or sewage backing up into the toilet, sink, bathtub, or floor drain.
- A bubbling or gurgling sound from pipes.
- Soggy spots or marshy pools of water in your lawn.
- A sudden increase in insects or rodents in your home.
- Mold or mildew growth.
- Cracks in your walls or foundation.
How We Repair Pipe Leaks
We begin each service call with a plumbing inspection to look for signs of residential leaking pipes. We perform a visual inspection and a plumbing video camera inspection to uncover hidden leaks. Our state-of-the-art plumbing video camera offers real-time information about the condition of your pipes. It allows us to quickly find signs of punctures, leaks, corrosion, tree root instructions, and other damage. We’ll then recommend leaking pipe repair or replacement using one of these methods:
- Pipe Relining – Pipe relining is one of the most efficient ways to fix leaking pipes. We will recommend it for minor leaks and damage. We insert a special sleeve into the pipes, and as the sleeve hardens, it seals up any leaks, punctures, or damage. The sleeve also prevents future leaks and damage.
- Pipe Replacement – If your pipes have major damage, they may need to be replaced. We use a method for pipe replacement called the Pipe Pull® technique. We dig a small access hole at either end of the pipeline. As we insert the new pipe, it breaks apart the old one, pushing it out of the way. Our new pipes resist corrosion, leaks, tree roots, pests, chemicals, and other damage. They can last up to 100 years.
