Gas Line Repair in Lebanon, Indiana

If you smell that rotten-egg odor, hear hissing near a gas line, or feel ill suddenly, leave the home immediately, do not flip switches, and call from outside. Then call your gas provider's emergency line and call Western Sky at (317) 436-3846. A gas leak is a safety emergency, not a routine repair, and we treat it that way.

Most Lebanon homes are served by CenterPoint Energy natural gas, while some outlying rural parcels run on propane. We work on both. We are locally based and serving Lebanon and Boone County for fast response.

Once the immediate danger is handled, we locate and repair the fault. We test the system properly so it is genuinely safe before any gas flows again.

• Leaks at fittings, joints, and connections
• Corroded or damaged gas piping
• Faulty shutoff valves
• Lines damaged by digging or settling
• Failed connections at appliances and the meter side

Gas work is not a place for shortcuts. We pressure-test the line, verify there are no remaining leaks, and confirm every connection is sound before returning the system to service. In older-core homes near the square, original piping may be corroded and need more than a single fitting, and we will tell you straight what the line needs.

This page is leak and safety repair. For a brand-new gas run to an appliance, grill, generator, or fire pit, see gas line installation. For unrelated plumbing issues, start at plumbing repair.

I smell gas. What should I do right now?

Leave the home immediately, do not operate switches or flames, and call from outside. Contact your gas provider's emergency line, then call us at (317) 436-3846. Your safety comes first.

Do you repair propane lines too?

Yes. Most Lebanon homes use CenterPoint natural gas, but some outlying rural parcels run propane. We diagnose and repair both fuel types safely.

How do you make sure the leak is fully fixed?

We pressure-test the line and verify every connection before any gas flows again. We do not just patch a fitting and walk away; the whole line must test safe.

Can old gas piping be a hazard?

Yes. In older-core homes, original gas piping can corrode over time. We assess whether a single repair is enough or the line needs more extensive work.

How fast can you respond to a gas concern?

We are locally based in the Boone County area and treat gas as a safety priority. Always contact your gas provider's emergency line first, then call us.