Gas Line Repair Services in Capitol Heights

Gas Line Repair & Maintenance in Prince George’s County

At Freeline Plumbing Services, we are well-equipped to handle all aspects of gas line installation, repair, and maintenance. Our team has the know-how to take on complex commercial jobs as well as residential projects. 

You want to trust a credentialed, experienced professional like someone from our team to work on your gas line. We are licensed, insured, and have decades of industry experience. We can detect, prevent, and address leaks and ensure your gas plumbing system complies with safety regulations. Our professionals have specialized knowledge of gas piping materials, sizing, pressure requirements, and safety protocols.

Let us know how we can help you today. We can often make same-day appointments. Plus, we offer this satisfaction guarantee: if something is wrong or concerning with our work, you can call us to remedy the issue as soon as possible. There is a reason we are commercial and residential plumbing experts Marylanders have trusted for over 20 years. 

Turn to Freeline Plumbing Services for gas line plumbing services in Capitol Heights. Call (301) 246-8398 or contact us online. 

Common Signs of Gas Line Issues

Identifying potential issues with your gas line plumbing is crucial for maintaining your comfort and safety.  

Common signs of gas line issues include:

• The smell of gas: Natural gas is odorless, but utility companies add a distinct odorant to make it easily detectable. A strong rotten egg or sulfur-like smell in your building or near gas appliances could indicate a leak.
• Hissing sounds: A hissing sound near gas lines, appliances, or meters can indicate a leak. This sound is caused by the gas escaping from the line.
• Dead plants or brown patches: If vegetation or grass near your gas lines suddenly dies or turns brown, it could be due to a nearby gas leak. 
• Increased gas bills: A sudden or unexplained increase in your gas bill could indicate a gas leak. Even small leaks can lead to a significant increase in usage over time.
• A pilot light that keeps going out: If the pilot lights on your gas appliances frequently extinguish themselves, it could be a sign of insufficient gas flow due to a leak or blockage in the line.
• Health symptoms: Exposure to natural gas can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, and breathing difficulties. If those in your home or building experience these things, you may want a professional to perform leak detection. 
• Flames with unusual color or shape: When you light a gas appliance, such as a stove or water heater, observe the flame. A blue flame indicates efficient combustion, while a yellow or orange flame could indicate a problem with the appliance or gas supply.