Gas Line Repair in Fishers, IN

Most Fishers homes heat with natural gas on the CenterPoint Energy system, and the gas line that feeds the furnace, water heater, range, and dryer is one part of the plumbing where there is no margin for a wait-and-see approach. If you smell rotten egg or sulfur, hear hissing near a gas appliance, or feel lightheaded, leave the home, do not flip switches or light anything, and from a safe distance call your gas utility's emergency line and then call us. Safety is the whole job here.

• Leaks at fittings, valves, and connections on interior gas piping.
• Corroded or damaged sections of gas line serving appliances.
• Failed shutoff valves and improperly sealed connections.
• Pressure testing to locate a leak and to confirm the system holds after repair.

We test the line under pressure to confirm and locate the leak, repair or replace the affected section, and then retest to verify the system holds before any gas appliance goes back into service. Gas work is licensed work, and we leave the system safe and to code, not patched.

Fixing a leak on an existing line is different work from running new gas pipe to an appliance that does not have it yet. If you are adding a line rather than repairing one, that is the installation lane.

See gas line installation in Fishers for new runs to a range, grill, generator, or fire pit.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Leave the home, do not flip switches or light anything, and from a safe distance call your gas utility's emergency line, then call us for licensed repair and testing.

How do you find a gas leak?

We pressure-test the line to confirm and locate the leak, repair or replace the affected section, then retest to verify the system holds before appliances go back in service.

Is gas work something a handyman can do?

No. Gas work is licensed work with no margin for error. We leave the system safe and to code rather than patched.

Do you repair the line or replace it?

Whichever the situation calls for. A single fitting may be repaired, while a corroded section is replaced. We retest either way to confirm it is safe.