More substantial leaks often require more repair time unless they are easily accessible. Severe leaks often necessitate gas line piping replacement, while minor leaks can be tackled using different approaches.
Type of Pipe
Repairing a pipe that is buried underground or within a wall will require more time compared to fixing a perforated pipe you may find behind an oven.
Repairing a Damaged Natural Gas Line
A damaged natural gas line is a serious issue that should only be managed by the qualified team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing of San Bernardino due to the associated safety hazards. Mistakes during the repair process might lead to gas leaks or even cause fires and explosions, putting lives and property at risk. A trained and experienced professional will typically conduct a comprehensive inspection to determine the leak source, followed by executing precise repair procedures per industry standards and safety regulations. Remember, your safety is our priority when handling gas line issues, and we recommend entrusting this task to our skilled professionals to protect your property and well-being. Our process to repair damaged gas lines includes:
- Our initial step is to cease the gas supply to your home to prevent further leakage. This significantly lowers the risk of a fire or explosion.
- Once the gas is off, our service professional will evaluate the severity of your gas line damage to find the most suitable solution.
- The final step is either to remove and replace the damaged gas line section or to clean it and apply an epoxy repair putty. This putty is as efficient at sealing the leaky pipe section as substituting it with a new pipe.