Gas Line Repair: What Every Homeowner Should Know
A gas leak is not just a plumbing issue — it’s a life safety emergency. Knowing the signs of a leak and who to call can prevent serious harm to your home and family. Here’s what you need to know from the pros at PD Plumbing.
🔥 Signs You May Have a Gas Leak
- Smell of rotten eggs or sulfur
- Hissing sounds near gas appliances
- Dead vegetation or dirt blowing near your gas line
- Dizziness, nausea, or headaches in the home
🚫 What NOT to Do
Do not turn lights on or off. Don’t use your phone indoors. Don’t attempt to locate the leak yourself. Evacuate immediately and call emergency services — then call PD Plumbing. For more info, see the CPSC gas leak safety guide.
🔧 Why PD Plumbing is Wichita’s Gas Line Expert
We’re licensed, bonded, and trained in gas line detection and repair. We don't take chances, and neither should you. If you suspect a leak, we’ll be there fast — with the tools and know-how to make your home safe again.
"We don’t upsell fear — we fix what matters, fast and honestly."
Need a gas line inspection or emergency repair? Fixy and the PD team are just one call away.
Fixy’s Fast Tips: Gas Line Safety Q&A
How do I know if my gas line is leaking?
The most common sign is a rotten egg smell caused by added mercaptan. You may also hear hissing sounds or notice dead vegetation above the line. If in doubt — evacuate and call 911 before contacting PD Plumbing.
Should I try to fix a gas leak myself?
Never. Gas lines are dangerous and regulated. Any leak or suspected issue must be handled by a licensed, bonded professional like PD Plumbing. Your safety depends on it.
Can I prevent gas line leaks?
Yes — regular inspections, replacing aging lines, and avoiding DIY damage during yard work can reduce risk. PD Plumbing offers annual checkups to keep your system secure.
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