Gas Line Repair in Avon, Indiana

A suspected gas leak is a safety emergency, not a maintenance item. If you smell gas in your Avon home, hear hissing near a line, or a gas detector alarms, leave the house, get everyone out, and call your gas provider's emergency line and us from outside. Do not flip switches or light anything. Call (317) 436-3846 once you are safely outside.

Avon's gas service depends on your address, sitting along a Citizens Energy Group and CenterPoint Energy boundary, and rural-fringe parcels may run on propane instead. We work with whatever your gas provider is and handle the repair side once the line is safe to work on.

• A rotten-egg or sulfur odor near appliances or gas lines
• A hissing or whistling sound close to a gas line or fitting
• A gas detector or carbon monoxide alarm sounding
• Dead vegetation or bubbling in standing water over a buried line
• Higher-than-normal gas usage with no clear explanation

Gas lines in Avon's newer homes are generally in good shape, but connections at appliances, older flex connectors, corrosion at fittings, and damage from digging can all create leaks. We pressure-test lines to find and repair leaks safely.

Once the home is safe, we locate the leak with proper testing, isolate the affected line, and make a code-compliant repair to the fitting, connector, or pipe section. We verify the repair holds before restoring service, because there is no shortcut on gas work.

For adding a new gas line to a range, grill, generator, or other appliance, see our gas line installation page; this page is specifically about leaks and repairs.

I smell gas. What do I do first?

Leave the house immediately with everyone inside, do not touch switches or flames, and call your gas provider's emergency line and us from outside. Safety first, always.

Who is my gas provider in Avon?

It depends on your address. Avon sits along a Citizens Energy Group and CenterPoint Energy boundary, and rural-fringe homes may use propane. We work with whatever your provider is.

Can a newer Avon home still have a gas leak?

Yes. Even in newer homes, appliance connections, flex connectors, corroded fittings, or dig damage can leak. We pressure-test to find and repair them.

How do you find a gas leak?

We use pressure testing and leak detection to pinpoint the source, then isolate the line and make a code-compliant repair, verifying it holds before restoring service.

Is gas line repair something I can put off?

No. A suspected gas leak is a safety emergency. Get out and call from outside. We treat these calls with top priority.