Gas Line Installation & Repair

Natural gas is odorless, but for the gas that’s piped into occupied buildings there’s a substance added called mercaptan, which smells like sulfur. If you’ve noticed this unique scent, that should immediately raise alarm bells. 

You may also notice decreased performance from your appliances that use natural gas. If the gas smell is strong, the best thing to do is leave your home and call a professional immediately. 

Above all, do not light anything or use electronics as any spark can be dangerous.

For one, you certainly don’t want to put your or your family at risk. Natural gas is highly flammable and should be treated with caution.

In addition, local building codes require that a licensed professional perform any repair or installation work on gas lines.

If you believe you have a gas leak, please reach out to our plumbing professionals right away. With Ridgeline Plumbing, you can always expect free estimates and an honest assessment. If you don’t need any work done, we’ll tell you.

It’s better to be safe than sorry - and with us, you have nothing to lose!