Your immediate action is crucial upon detecting any signs of a gas leak. We are experts in determining the problem and suggesting a swift and efficient solution. Routine plumbing inspections are essential to spot potential risks. Some of these symptoms suggestive of a gas leak include:
Whistling Noises
A hissing or whistling noise from your gas lines or gas-run appliances is a significant hint of a gas leak.
Reduced Gas Pressure
Recurring gas leaks might lead to a decrease in gas pressure and, in some cases, can even result in frozen gas lines.
Odor of Sulphur
A smell close to rotten eggs can serve as a reliable sign of a gas leak.
Choosing the Correct Pipe for a Gas Line
Most gas lines are made of polyethylene (PE) piping for flexibility and ease of transport. These pipes can be set around corners without needing elbow joints. PE piping is light, flexible, corrosion-resistant, and strong. Our team will determine if this is the best type of pipe material for your gas line.
Choosing the Gas Line Size
Our team will determine the best size for your gas line depending on your home’s demand for gas. If you have multiple electric appliances and a tankless water heater, your home won’t use as much as a home with many gas appliances. We add up the BTU requirement for your gas appliances to adequately calculate the size of the gas line for your home. We will install a pipe width that exceeds your home’s maximum BTU needs.