Gas Line Repair in Lawrence, Indiana

A gas leak is a safety emergency, not a routine repair. If you smell the rotten-egg odor of natural gas in your Lawrence home, hear hissing near a line or appliance, or feel lightheaded, leave the house right away, do not flip switches or light anything, and call Citizens Energy Group and 911 from outside first. Once you are safe, call us at (317) 436-3846 for the repair. Natural gas in Lawrence is served by Citizens Energy Group, and we work on the homeowner-side lines and connections that carry it to your appliances.

We are locally based and serving Lawrence and the surrounding Indianapolis metro, and we treat every gas call with the urgency it deserves.

Beyond an active leak, several gas-line issues need professional repair.

• Leaks at fittings, unions, and corroded sections of pipe.
• Aging or damaged gas lines in older Fort Harrison area homes.
• Faulty shutoff valves and loose appliance connections at the furnace, water heater, range, or dryer.
• Lines disturbed by settling, remodeling, or yard work.

We pressure-test the line to confirm the repair holds and that there are no secondary leaks, because a gas system has to be right the first time.

This page is about fixing and securing existing gas lines. If you want to add a new gas run for a range, grill, pool heater, fire pit, or generator, that is a planned project covered on our gas line installation page. For a leak or a failing connection, the priority is safety.

Call (317) 436-3846 once you are safe, and we will respond quickly to repair and test your Lawrence gas line.

I smell gas. What should I do right now?

Leave the house immediately without flipping switches or lighting anything, then call Citizens Energy Group and 911 from outside. Once you are safe, call us at (317) 436-3846 for the repair.

Do you work on Citizens Energy Group gas lines?

Yes. Citizens Energy Group serves natural gas in Lawrence, and we repair the homeowner-side lines, valves, and appliance connections that carry it to your furnace, water heater, range, and dryer.

How do you confirm a gas leak is fixed?

We pressure-test the line after the repair to confirm it holds and that there are no secondary leaks. A gas system has to be verified, not assumed, before it goes back into service.

Are older Lawrence homes more prone to gas line issues?

Aging pipe, corroded fittings, and old shutoff valves are more common in the older Fort Harrison area homes. We inspect and repair these so the line is safe and tight.

Can settling or remodeling damage a gas line?

Yes. Ground settling, yard work, and remodeling can stress or damage a gas line. If you suspect damage, treat it as urgent and call (317) 436-3846.