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No more worrying about that gas smell or wondering if your appliances are getting proper gas flow. No more calling multiple companies only to be told you’ll have to wait a week for someone to show up.
You get licensed technicians who understand Arden-Arcade’s mix of mid-century and newer homes. We know which gas line materials were used when, what fails first, and how to fix it properly so it stays fixed.
Your family gets back to normal life with gas lines that work safely and efficiently. Your appliances get the consistent gas supply they need. And you get the peace of mind that comes from knowing the job was done right by professionals who’ve been doing this for over two decades.
We’ve been the go-to choice for Arden-Arcade families since we started in 2009. We’re not the biggest company in town, but we’re the one your neighbors trust when gas line problems can’t wait.
Our family-owned business keeps overhead low, which means fair pricing for you. We’re BBB accredited and maintain a 5-star reputation because we treat every job like it’s in our own home.
Arden-Arcade’s housing mix—from those solid mid-century builds near Howe Park to newer construction closer to Fulton Avenue—means we see it all. We know the common gas line issues in older homes and the proper installation standards for newer ones.
First, we respond fast. When you call with a gas line issue, we understand it’s urgent. We’ll have a licensed technician to your Arden-Arcade home the same day in most cases.
Next, we diagnose the problem properly. Using advanced leak detection equipment and pressure testing, we pinpoint exactly what’s wrong. No guesswork, no unnecessary repairs. We’ll show you what we found and explain your options clearly.
Then we fix it right. Whether it’s repairing a damaged section, replacing corroded pipes, or installing new lines for appliances, we use quality materials and follow all local codes. Every connection is tested before we consider the job complete.
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We handle everything from emergency leak repairs to new gas line installations for stoves, water heaters, and furnaces. Our service includes thorough safety inspections, pressure testing, and code compliance verification.
In Arden-Arcade, we regularly work with the common gas line materials found in local homes: black iron pipes in older properties, CSST flexible lines in homes from the 90s onward, and PE underground systems. We know which materials work best for replacements and how to properly connect new lines to existing systems.
Every job includes our satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not completely happy with our work, we’ll make it right or refund your money. That’s how confident we are in our craftsmanship and service.
The most obvious sign is the distinctive “rotten egg” smell that PG&E adds to natural gas for safety. You might also hear a hissing sound near gas appliances or lines, notice dead vegetation in your yard near underground gas lines, or see an unexpected spike in your gas bill.
Other warning signs include feeling dizzy or nauseous when you’re near gas appliances, seeing dirt or dust blowing from underground gas lines, or noticing that your gas appliances aren’t working as efficiently as they used to. If you notice any of these signs, don’t ignore them.
The most important thing to remember: if you suspect a gas leak, evacuate immediately and call 911 first, then PG&E at 1-800-743-5000. Only return to your home when authorities say it’s safe, then call us for professional repairs.
Gas line repair costs in the Sacramento area typically range from $150 to $800 for straightforward repairs, depending on the location and extent of damage. More complex jobs involving full line replacements can run $1,000 to $1,500 or more.
The final cost depends on several factors: whether the gas line is easily accessible or buried underground, the type of materials needed, and local permit requirements. Lines in crawl spaces or easily reached areas cost less to repair than those under concrete slabs or within walls.
We provide upfront estimates with no hidden fees. Many of our customers are pleasantly surprised when the final bill comes in lower than our initial quote because we don’t pad our estimates or charge for unnecessary work. We’ll give you a clear breakdown of costs before any work begins.
No, and here’s why: gas line work requires specialized licensing, proper tools, and knowledge of local codes for safety reasons. A small mistake can create serious risks including gas leaks, fires, or explosions that endanger your family and neighbors.
California requires licensed professionals for gas line work, and your homeowner’s insurance may not cover damage from DIY gas repairs. Plus, improperly installed or repaired gas lines often fail inspections, meaning you’ll end up paying twice—once for your attempt and again for professional repairs.
Professional gas line work includes pressure testing, leak detection with specialized equipment, and proper connection techniques that ensure long-term safety. We use advanced tools and follow strict safety protocols that aren’t available to homeowners. The small savings aren’t worth the massive risks.
Most straightforward gas line repairs take 2-4 hours from start to finish. This includes diagnosing the problem, making the repair, pressure testing the system, and ensuring everything meets safety standards before we leave your property.
More complex jobs like replacing underground lines or running new gas lines to appliances can take a full day or longer, depending on access and local permit requirements. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront so you can plan accordingly.
Emergency repairs get priority scheduling. If you have a gas leak or safety issue, we’ll typically have someone to your Arden-Arcade home within a few hours. We understand that gas line problems can’t wait, especially when safety is involved.
Absolutely. Arden-Arcade’s mix of mid-century homes and newer construction means we regularly work on everything from 1950s builds with original black iron pipes to modern homes with CSST flexible gas lines.
Older homes often have gas lines that were installed decades ago using materials and methods that were standard then but may need updating now. We’re experienced with the common issues in these older systems and know how to properly upgrade them to current safety standards.
Newer homes typically have more modern gas line materials, but they can still develop problems from settling, poor initial installation, or damage during other home improvements. We work with all types of gas line materials and stay current with the latest codes and best practices for both repairs and new installations.
If you suspect a gas leak, evacuate immediately and don’t return until emergency responders say it’s safe. Don’t use electrical switches, phones, or anything that could create a spark while you’re still in the building.
For non-emergency situations, you can turn off the gas supply at individual appliances if you know how, but don’t attempt to shut off the main gas meter unless you’re specifically instructed to do so by emergency personnel or PG&E.
Keep the area around your gas meter and any exposed gas lines clear so our technicians can access them easily when we arrive. If you have pets, make sure they’re secured away from the work area. We’ll handle everything else and explain what we’re doing as we work.
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