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To keep your family and your property safe, schedule an appointment as soon as possible when you need your gas line repaired or replaced. Call us for services in the San Fernando Valley!
Do you need to hook up a new gas-powered appliance? Do you suspect there’s an issue with your gas line? Call Bryco Plumbing for trustworthy and expert services in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles, CA areas. With more than 30 years of experience, our experts can accurately and professionally diagnose your issue and repair it to keep your family safe. We provide flat-rate pricing to our clients.
Signs You Need to Repair or Replace Your Gas Line
Issues with your gas line should never be taken lightly, as these can be very dangerous for you and your household. To protect your family, watch for these signs that can indicate your gas line needs to be repaired or replaced:
- You hear unfamiliar hissing or roaring sounds near the line.
- Your gas-powered appliances are malfunctioning or no longer working efficiently.
- You previously had a gas leak in the same area.
- You notice an increase in your gas bills although your usage hasn't changed.
- Any part of the line is visible
- Your system is aging
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Common Symptoms of a Gas Leak
Gas leaks can be dangerous — even deadly — so it’s important to know what symptoms to watch for so you can seek professional help immediately. Some signs can include an odor around your home that smells like rotten eggs or noises around your gas lines that sound like hissing. You should also watch for dying plants or vegetation around your home, and excess condensation on the windows. Inspect the areas around your appliances and grill for any damage to the gas line. You should also be alert to any potential health issues like feeling dizzy, light-headed, or nauseous. If you or anyone in your family notice any of these signs you should call Bryco Plumbing immediately to have an experienced professional inspect the issue.
Steps to Take When you Have a Gas Leak
- Evacuate your home.
- Avoid turning light switches on or off.
- Do not light any flames
- Do not start your car- even if its parked on the street. Any area near your home is at risk.
- Call emergency professionals and experts for help.
- Do not operate any electronics, including cell phones.
- Open all of the doors and windows in your home.