If you have an appliance that utilizes a gas plumbing system, you should only hire trained and insured licensed professionals to install, repair, and maintain these systems. Handymen, although much cheaper to hire than a licensed professional, may not have insurance for any liability damage caused while working at your home.

Do you have a gas leak?

The most notable sign of a gas leak is a rotten egg or sulfur-like smell in the air. If you have a gas range, furnace, or water heater, the blue flame may burn yellow when there is an overabundance of gas. You may hear a hissing sound near your gas appliances, which can signify a leak. Additionally, your gas bill will be much higher than normal.

All these signs should be taken very seriously, as they can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning if left untreated. If you do notice these signs in your residence or business, you must call a plumber immediately. In the meantime, shut off any electrical appliances and the gas supply line to avoid a potential explosion. If you are unable to shut your gas supply line off, you must notify your fire department and evacuate your home or business immediately.

At Alpine Air, our trained service professionals know the emergent nature of gas plumbing leaks. When we receive a customer inquiry for gas leak repair, our team designates an emergent high-priority call.

Sometimes, repairing a gas leak is your utility company’s responsibility, but in most cases, the cost of the service falls to the homeowner. Our specialists at Alpine Air are highly seasoned and polished in gas line work. You can depend on us to get the job done right and, more importantly, carefully.

Our Experts are ready to take care of your home comfort needs, request a free consultation today.