Gas Line Services
Gas Leak Detection & Repair in Los Angeles
If you smell gas, leave the home first and call SoCalGas at 1-800-427-2200. Then call us — we're the licensed crew that comes in after they shut off the meter.
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Gas leaks range from a failed range connection (annoying) to a corroded underground line (dangerous). SoCalGas's role is to shut off the meter and make the home safe — they don't repair the homeowner's side of the line. That's us. We arrive with an electronic gas sniffer, a pressure decay tester, and the license needed to touch gas in California. Every leak found; every leak fixed; every fix pressure-tested and permitted.
What's Involved
Electronic Sniffer Pinpoint
Modern combustible-gas detectors localize leaks to within inches. No blind tearing-out of walls.
Pressure Decay Testing
Cap the system, pressurize to 10 PSI, watch the gauge. A drop over 15 minutes proves a leak exists even when no smell is present.
Soap Bubble Verification
Final visual confirmation at suspected fittings — the classic test, still the most reliable for confirming a specific joint.
Repair or Replace
Threaded joints re-sealed, corroded sections cut out and replaced. Whole-run galvanized that shows scale gets recommended for full gas repipe.
Final Pressure Test
Post-repair test to code (typically 10 PSI, 15 minutes) with inspection sign-off before the meter is restored.
Part of Our Broader Gas Line Services Service
Gas work is the one thing no homeowner should DIY. It's also the one thing most handymen and general contractors aren't actually licensed to do — a proper plumbing license…
Frequently Asked Questions
I smell gas. What do I do first?
Leave the home immediately. Don't flip any light switch. Call SoCalGas at 1-800-427-2200 from outside. Wait for them to arrive and shut off the meter. Then call us for the repair.
Why not just have SoCalGas repair it?
SoCalGas only services their side of the meter (the supply line to the house). Everything inside the property line is the homeowner's — requires a licensed plumber like us.
How much does gas leak repair cost?
Locate + simple joint repair: $275–$475. Line section replacement: $575–$1,400. Full gas repipe: $3,500–$8,000 depending on layout.
Ready to Get It Fixed?
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