A gas leak is a serious threat to your health and safety. If you suspect you have a gas leak or see damage to your gas line, you should immediately leave your home and call 911 or your gas company. Once the gas is turned off at your home, you can schedule gas line repair or replacement with our team. Watch for these signs of a gas leak:
- The smell of sulfur or rotten eggs
- A hissing or whistling sound near the gas line or meter
- A white cloud or dust cloud near the gas line or meter
- Bubbles in water in your yard
- Visible damage or degradation to the gas line
- Dead or dying houseplants
- Dead vegetation near a gas line or gas meter
- Gas bills that are higher than usual with no explanation
- Yellow or orange flame on a burner or pilot light
- Physical symptoms like headaches, fatigue, disorientation or confusion, trouble breathing, dizziness, lightheadedness, flu-like symptoms, mood changes, irritation of the throat and eyes, nausea, nosebleeds, change in appetite, tinnitus, or chest pain
A sewer line leak can cause health and sanitation issues, property damage, and a major inconvenience to your life. If you notice any of these signs of a problem with your sewer line, call us for sewer line repair or replacement:
- Dirty water or sewage backing into your toilet, shower, bathtub, or sink
- Multiple clogged drains or a clogged drain and clogged toilet
- A clogged or overflowing toilet that you can’t fix with a plunger
- A sewer odor inside or outside your home
- Puddles of water or wet spots on the floor
- Cracks in your walls or foundation
- Mold or mildew
- The sudden appearance of insects and rodents in or around your home
- Lush green patches on your lawn
- Marshy areas or pools of water in your yard
- Sloshing or bubbling water in your toilet bowl when your sink is draining