If you smell gas right now, get out first and call 911 or your gas utility — the steps are listed here. Once the property is cleared, our licensed plumbers locate the leak, repair it to code, and pressure test your gas lines before anything goes back in service.
A faint rotten-egg smell, a hiss near a gas line, or a headache that clears up when you step outside is enough to make anyone nervous. You're wondering whether it's really a leak, who to call first, and how fast someone can get there.
You shouldn't have to guess whether your home is safe. When there's any chance of a gas leak, you need a licensed pro who moves quickly, knows local code, and explains each step in plain language.
Our licensed technicians work on gas systems across the Omaha metro. Once the utility has shut the gas off and cleared the property, we step in to:
Natural gas is safe when it's installed correctly and maintained. Leaks are a different matter. Ignoring "just a little smell" or attempting a DIY fix on gas piping puts the house and everyone in it at risk.
We don't cut corners on gas. Every leak repair follows the same procedure:
What happens after the gas is shut off and we arrive at your home.
We confirm the gas is off, ventilate as needed, and inspect your piping, meter area, and appliances for damage or obvious problems.
Using pressure tests and approved detection methods, we isolate the exact section of pipe, fitting, or appliance connection that's leaking.
We make a code-compliant repair, then pressure test the system to confirm it holds before service is restored.
No vague guesses — clear diagnosis, real options, and a repair you can document.
We inspect exposed gas lines, the meter area, appliances, and accessible fittings to identify problem areas.
We use approved testing methods to verify whether your system holds pressure and where it's losing it.
We repair or replace damaged piping to meet local code and manufacturer requirements.
The difference a documented, code-compliant repair makes.
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After
Every gas leak is different. The way we price them doesn't change — you see options before we start.
You get diagnostic information first, then repair options with clear pricing — no surprise add-ons at the end.
A leak at an accessible fitting is typically less involved than one in concealed, buried, or long-running piping. Once we've tested and located the issue, we walk you through the options that fit your home and budget.
Safety, transparency, and follow-through — backed by real reviews and community recognition.
Answers to what Omaha homeowners ask us most about gas leaks.
Get everyone out of the house, including pets. Do not flip light switches, unplug anything, or use a phone inside, because a spark can ignite gas. Do not go looking for the shutoff valve yourself. Leave the door open behind you, do not go back in, and from outside call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. After the utility has shut the gas off and cleared the property, call us to locate the leak, repair it, and pressure test the system.
We start with a safety inspection, then use pressure testing and isolation along with approved leak detection methods to narrow the leak down to a specific section, fitting, or appliance connection. Once we know the exact source, we make a code-compliant repair and retest the system before it goes back in service.
Not while there is an active leak. Once the gas has been shut off by the utility and the property has been cleared, many repairs can be completed with you at home. Your technician will tell you what the situation calls for and follow the safety and code requirements for the work.
We repair and replace most residential gas piping, including lines serving stoves, dryers, furnaces, fireplaces, and outdoor grills. If a section is buried, concealed, or running under a slab, we explain the access required and your options before any work begins.
Often yes. Local codes generally require permits and inspections for gas piping work. We pull the permits the job requires and coordinate the inspection so you are not navigating that process on your own.
A leak at an accessible fitting can often be diagnosed and repaired the same day. Longer runs, or leaks behind walls or under a slab, take longer because of the access work involved. Once we have located the leak we give you a clear timeline before repairs start.
