Gas Leak Detection in San Fernando Valley

Plumbing issues in homes have ways of quickly spiraling out of control. There is nothing worse than waiting until it's too late to get hold of a plumber; because the longer you wait, the more costly repairs and replacements will be.


So, even when you would consider your issue just a little bit of maintenance, getting an expert to consult with is always a wise move.



Even if you don't think there is anything especially wrong with your home's plumbing, here are a few maintenance tips to make sure you're not doing any significant harm to your system.

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For the best San Fernando Valley Gas Leak Detection services, look no further than the expert plumbers at Save The Day Plumbing

We are proud to be the plumber that our community trusts for all of their Gas Leak Detection needs. This service is vital to the safety of our neighbors, and we have spent years training and working in Gas Leak Detection services in order to keep our city safe. Gas leaks that continue without repair or detection can become dangerous very quickly, and are one of the biggest plumbing emergencies a homeowner can experience.


Let Save The Day Plumbing take care of your Gas Leak Detection needs.

As the premier provider of Gas Leak Detection, Save The Day Plumbing has all the most cutting edge tools and expertise you need to find and repair the leaks in your home

We can even locate and repair underground gas leaks! While many homeowners often attempt to repair plumbing problems on their own, this rarely ends well or lasts long. When it comes to a gas leak, it is incredibly dangerous for anyone other than a professional to handle repairs.

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Another common problem is leaking joints, where water seeps out through the cracks between two pipes

Corrosion, roots, and general blockages are other common issues that affect sewer drains. In these cases, you may notice a sluggish drain, an odor problem, a mold issue, unexpectedly lush patches in your grass, or foundation issues with your home.

When you come to Save The Day Plumbing for your Gas Leak Detection needs, you receive not only excellent and long lasting repairs, but top of the line customer service as well

Our plumbers are always punctual and efficient, and constantly strive to exceed customer expectations. It is stressful enough to need Gas Leak Detection, you certainly don't need a rude or late plumber adding to the strain. At Save The Day Plumbing, you and your home will be treated with respect by all of our staff members as they complete your Gas Leak Detection.

Contact Save The Day Plumbing Today

Give Save The Day Plumbing a call today to learn more about our Gas Leak Detection services, discuss our affordable rates, or schedule a plumber. We look forward to serving you!

Warning signs of a gas leak

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Leak and water line repair

We locate hidden and slab leaks, repair or replace failing water lines, and limit the damage before it spreads.

A sulfur or rotten egg smell

Utilities add an odorant to natural gas so leaks are easier to notice. Any persistent gas smell should be taken seriously.

A hissing sound

A soft hiss near a gas line, meter, or appliance can signal escaping gas.

Dead or dying vegetation

A patch of dead grass or plants over a gas line can point to an underground leak.

Physical symptoms

Headaches, dizziness, or nausea that ease when you leave the home may indicate a leak.

What to do if you suspect a gas leak

  • Leave the home right away and take everyone with you
  • Do not switch lights, appliances, or anything electrical on or off
  • Do not light a match or create any flame or spark
  • Once safely outside, call 911 and your gas utility
  • Then call us to locate and repair the leak

Regulations and Compliance in California


  • Gas line work requires a permit and inspection under the California Plumbing Code and must be pressure tested.
  • Only a licensed C-36 plumbing contractor should locate and repair gas leaks.
  • Many California jurisdictions in seismic zones require an earthquake gas shutoff valve, which helps protect against leaks after a quake.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does a gas leak smell like?

    Natural gas is odorless, so utilities add an odorant that smells like sulfur or rotten eggs. If you notice that smell, treat it as a possible leak and act immediately.

  • What should I do if I smell gas?

    Leave the home right away without using electrical switches or flames, take everyone with you, and once outside call 911 and your gas utility. Then call a plumber to find and repair the leak.

  • How do plumbers detect a gas leak?

    We use specialized electronic detectors, pressure testing, and leak solution to locate leaks precisely, including underground lines, without unnecessary digging or guesswork.

  • Are gas leaks dangerous?

    Yes. Gas leaks can cause fires, explosions, and health effects from exposure, and are among the most serious plumbing emergencies. They should always be handled by a professional.

  • Can a small gas leak make you sick?

    Prolonged exposure can cause headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and nausea. Symptoms that ease when you leave the home are a red flag. Leave and get the leak checked right away.

  • How do I know if I have an underground gas leak?

    Signs include a gas smell outdoors, a hissing sound near the line, and dead or dying vegetation in a patch over the buried pipe. We can confirm and locate it.

  • Do I need a carbon monoxide detector?

    In California, homes with gas appliances or an attached garage are required to have carbon monoxide alarms, since gas appliances can produce this odorless, dangerous gas.

  • Who should repair a gas leak?

    Only a licensed C-36 plumbing contractor. Gas repair is dangerous and code regulated, requiring proper tools, pressure testing, and a permit, so it is never a safe do it yourself job.