Commercial Gas Line Repair

It's a good idea to call the experts at Mr. Rooter Plumbing to schedule routine inspections of your gas lines. Although gas lines are durable, gas leaks are extremely dangerous and can cause negative health effects or even explosions. Luckily, you can avoid these issues with regular inspections.

We can provide fast repairs to ensure that gas leaks don't harm you, your employees, or your customers. If you suspect a gas leak, you cannot afford to wait. Call a gas line repair expert right away. We can fix damaged pipes and identify the source of the issue to ensure that proper repairs are done to prevent future problems.

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: The Biggest Threat from Broken Gas Lines

If your business uses natural gas, you need to know about the possibilities of carbon monoxide poisoning. This deadly poison is odorless and colorless, so you can suffer from poisoning without even knowing it. Protect your business from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning by scheduling professional maintenance and inspection.

You should also ensure that your business has working carbon monoxide detectors. Contact our team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing to schedule a carbon monoxide detector installation. Our commercial plumbers will happily answer your questions and provide services catered to your needs. Our goal is to keep you, your employees, and your customers safe.

Gas Line Repair FAQs

How long does it take to fix a natural gas leak?

The time needed to fix a natural gas will depend on the leak’s location, its intensity, and the pipe material. When there is a gas leak at your business, the gas line repair service team will inform you of any complications.

Repair times are primarily influenced by the pipe’s location. A buried or wall-embedded pipe will take longer to repair than one running behind a stove.

Damage intensity is another major factor. Generally, severe leaks take longer to fix than minor leaks, though a minor leak in a difficult location can take longer to fix than an accessible bad leak. Major leaks may necessitate gas line replacement, while less severe leaks can usually be repaired.

How do you fix a broken natural gas line?

Professional plumbers should always handle broken gas lines. Mistakes made by an inexperienced repairman can harm you and your customers.

To repair a gas line, plumbers first turn off the gas supply to the home. This prevents the gas leak from worsening and mitigates fire and explosion risk. After the gas has been turned off, the plumber will assess the level of damage to the pipe.

Lastly, they will either repair or replace the broken piece of pipe. Repairs are often handled with epoxy putty that, once cured, is just as strong as a new gas line.

Contact Our Team for Effective Commercial Gas Line Repairs

Do you have more questions about gas line repairs? We'll be happy to answer what we can over the phone; and the rest in person. We provide quotes and free plumbing inspections for your entire property for your peace of mind.

Contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing today to learn more about us or schedule your appointment for gas line repairs. You can also request an estimate online!