Gas Line Repair in Cicero, Indiana

If you smell gas anywhere in or around your Cicero home, treat it as an emergency. Leave the house immediately, do not switch any lights or electrical devices on or off, do not use a phone inside, and once you are safely outside, call your gas provider and call us. A rotten-egg odor, a hissing near a line, or dead vegetation over a buried line are all warning signs. Call (317) 436-3846 from a safe location.

Most Cicero homes run on natural gas forced air, and the gas lines that feed your furnace, water heater, range, and other appliances are not something to take chances with. We locate and repair gas line problems safely and to code.

The gas-line issues we diagnose and fix include:

• Leaks at connections, fittings, valves, or along a line
• Corroded or damaged sections of older buried or exposed pipe
• Appliance connector failures at the furnace, water heater, range, or dryer
• Damage from digging, settling, or accidental impact
• Faulty or worn shutoff valves that no longer seal

We use leak detection equipment to pinpoint the source rather than guessing, then make the repair to code and test the line to confirm it holds before restoring service. Gas work is not a place for shortcuts, and we treat every call with the seriousness it deserves. Your gas provider is responsible for the supply up to the meter, and we handle the lines and connections beyond it inside your property.

Natural gas service in this part of northern Hamilton County may be provided by NIPSCO, though that is unverified and should be confirmed for your address. Whoever your provider is, contact them along with us when there is an active leak.

This page is about fixing leaks and damaged lines. If instead you want to add a new gas line for a range, grill, pool heater, fire pit, or generator, that is a different job covered on our gas line installation page. For any active gas emergency, safety comes first: get out, then call.

I smell gas. What do I do right now?

Leave the home immediately without touching any electrical switches or phones inside. Once safely outside, call your gas provider and call us at (317) 436-3846. Treat it as a true emergency.

How do you find a gas leak?

We use leak detection equipment to pinpoint the exact source, then repair it to code and pressure-test the line to confirm it holds before restoring service.

What causes gas line leaks?

Corrosion, failed connectors at appliances, worn valves, ground settling, and accidental damage from digging are the most common causes we find.

Who is responsible, me or the gas company?

Your gas provider handles the supply up to the meter. The lines and connections beyond the meter on your property are the homeowner's, and that is what we repair.

Is natural gas service here from NIPSCO?

It may be, as NIPSCO is the likely provider for this part of northern Hamilton County, but that is unverified. Confirm your provider by address, and contact them along with us for any active leak.