Gas Leak Detection, Repair and New Installations in Beaumont, Banning, and the Surrounding Areas

Gas leaks are dangerous and should be addressed at the first sign of a problem. Easy Rooter Plumbing & Drain Cleaning is licensed, trained, and certified in all gas repair and installation services. Call us for assistance in Beaumont or Banning, Ca.

If you do suspect a leak, immediately leave the home with your family and pets. Be careful not to use electricity, and even phone lines, as it can create a spark. Once outside of the home, contact our team for a professional gas leak assessment and safe repair.

Home and business owners can also contact the local utility company. If they detect a major leak, they could potentially turn off all services and “red tag” them until they are properly repaired and re-inspected.

How To Detect Gas Leaks?

Over time, or through a break, gas lines can deteriorate and begin leaking dangerous gas fumes. While natural gas is odorless, utility companies have added a chemical to ensure they are easily identifiable by smell. There are other signs that can indicate a slow gas leak or slab leak if the smell is undetectable.

• Sulfur Smell – The rotten egg, or sulfuric, smell is the most immediate sign of a gas leak. At the first sign of foul odors inside of, or outside of, the home, contact the proper authorities or our team at Easy Rooter.
• Dying Plants and Dead Spots in Yards – Gas leaks can affect plants inside of the home and outdoor landscaping. Natural gas prevents proper oxygenation eventually killing off vegetation. If you notice large dying spots in the yard or house plants are dying, check for other signs of leaks and call our professional team for an accurate diagnosis. 
• Hissing Sound – Gas will sometimes make a hissing sound as it escapes the pipe through cracks. If you hear any strange sounds inside of, or outside of, the home, take safety precautions and call the team at Easy Rooter.
• Bubbling in Pools of Water – Another sign of an underground gas leak can appear in pools of water in the yard. If you notice bubbling on the surface, it could be a potential gas leak.