From quick natural gas leak detection to gas leak repair and gas line repiping, there isn’t anything our team can’t handle. Read on to learn a few crucial strategies to keep your family safe and stop trouble before it starts.
A gas leak can be a serious safety hazard. After you’ve had a leak, authorities typically recommend that you open up your doors and windows and let the home air out. Typically, you’ll need to allow your home to air out for fifteen minutes to a few hours, but the exact timeframe depends on theCONTINUE READING »
Anyone with a furnace, fireplace, or water heater that uses natural gas should know how to tell if they have a natural gas leak in the house. While these appliances have many safety features and only properly licensed professionals can work on them, nothing is perfectly safe. Natural gas leaks do still happen. Most areCONTINUE READING »
You won’t always smell a gas leak. Sometimes you’ll only suffer the effects. So, what are the symptoms of a natural gas leak? Do pets experience the same symptoms? Plus, how do you detox from natural gas poisoning? We’ll answer all of these questions and tell you what you need to know for your safety.CONTINUE READING »
Have you found yourself waiting at the shower or faucet for hot water, only to realize it is not coming? That might be the frustrating experience you’re faced with if your hot water heater turns off for no reason. What should you do if your gas water heater keeps shutting off and what might beCONTINUE READING »
