We leak-test with proper equipment, pull the required permits, and coordinate any needed inspection — no shortcuts on safety. From locating and repairing a corroded or damaged line to adding a properly sized branch for a new appliance, we do it right and document it. Your family's safety is the whole point.
When to call for gas line service
- You smell gas (rotten-egg odor) — leave and call from outside
- A hissing sound near a gas line or appliance
- A pilot that won't stay lit or appliances that won't fire
- Dead vegetation over a buried gas line
- Adding a gas range, dryer, water heater, or garage heater
- Running a new line to a grill, fire pit or outdoor kitchen
What's Included in Our Gas Line Leak Repair & Install
Licensed, permitted, and pressure-tested — here's what's included in our gas line work:
- Leak location with gas-detection equipment, then isolation of the affected line
- Repair or new installation sized and routed to Michigan code
- Proper materials, connections, and an accessible shutoff for the application
- New runs for ranges, dryers, water heaters, garage heaters, grills, and generators
- A pressure test to prove the line is tight before it's put into service
- Permit pulled, inspection coordinated, and the work documented
What to Do Right Now — Before We Arrive
Take these safe steps while a licensed plumber heads your way. Call +1 (831) 290-4327 and we'll walk you through the rest.
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Leave the home immediately
Get everyone out — people and pets — and don't wait to investigate. A rotten-egg odor means gas is present.
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Don't touch switches or flames
Don't flip light switches, unplug anything, light a match, or use your phone inside — any spark is a risk. Leave doors open as you go if it's quick and safe.
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Call from outside
Once you're safely outside and away from the home, call us — and if the odor is strong, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line as well.
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Don't go back in until it's cleared
Wait for the professionals to find and stop the leak and confirm the line is safe before anyone re-enters.
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Our Process
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Safety first
For a suspected leak we prioritize getting you safe, then locate the leak with detection equipment and isolate it.
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Permitted, code-correct work
We pull the required permit, size and route the line to Michigan code, and use proper materials and connections for the application.
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Pressure test and prove it
We pressure-test the line to confirm there are no leaks before it's put into service, and coordinate any required inspection.
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Document and restore
We document the work for your records and the permit, and leave the area clean.
What Affects the Price
We quote a firm price before we start — no surprises. Several factors shape the cost of gas line leak repair & install:
- Repair of an existing line vs. a new appliance run
- Length and routing of the new line, and pipe material
- Number of appliances and required line sizing
- Permits and inspection for the work
Why Ypsilanti Chooses Us
Gas Line Leak Repair & Install Across Ypsilanti & Washtenaw County
We provide gas line leak repair & install throughout Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti Township, Ann Arbor and all of Washtenaw County, plus the surrounding Wayne, Oakland, Livingston and Monroe County communities. Wherever you are, you get the same licensed Michigan master plumbers, upfront pricing, and same-hour emergency response across ypsilanti & washtenaw county. Choose your area for local details:
Gas Line Leak Repair & Install — Frequently Asked Questions
Leave the home immediately, don't flip switches or light anything, and don't use your phone inside. Once you're safely outside, call us — and if the odor is strong, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line as well.
