Gas Line Plumbing in Fort Worth, TX 

At Molberg Plumbing, our plumbers are licensed and qualified to work on gas lines. That’s important because only a licensed plumber has the knowledge, skill, and authority to work on a gas line as safely as possible. 

Here are some of the gas plumbing services we offer: 

• Gas line inspection
• Gas leak detection
• Gas line repair
• Gas line replacement
• Gas line installation 

We can provide the comprehensive service you need for any issue concerning your home’s gas lines. Rest assured that when a customer is in our care, we at Molberg Plumbing provide them with all of the information, advice, and options available.  

What Are the Signs of a Gas Leak? 

Gas leaks can be extremely dangerous as they have the potential to cause fires, explosions, and carbon monoxide poisoning. It is important to be aware of the signs of a gas leak so that you can take immediate action and prevent any harm. 

Here are some common signs that indicate a gas leak:

• Smell: Natural gas has a distinct smell, similar to that of rotten eggs. If you notice this odor in or around your home, it could be a sign of a gas leak.
• Hissing sound: If you hear a hissing sound near any gas appliances, it could be an indication of a leak.
• Dead plants: Gas leaks can kill surrounding vegetation due to the high levels of carbon dioxide released.
• Bubbles: If you see bubbles in standing water near gas lines or appliances, it could be a sign of a leak.
• White mist/fog: A white mist or fog near a gas line or appliance can also indicate a leak.
• Physical symptoms: Exposure to natural gas can cause physical symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. If you experience any of these symptoms along with the other signs mentioned above, it is best to evacuate the area immediately.
• Discoloration of gas-powered appliances: A yellow or orange flame on a gas stove or furnace can be a sign that there is not enough oxygen in the gas-burning process due to a leak.

What Should I Do If I Suspect There’s a Gas Leak? 

• Leave the area: If possible, evacuate the building or area where you suspect a gas leak.
• Do not use any electronic devices or open flames: Sparks from electronic devices or open flames can ignite gas and cause an explosion.
• Do not turn on or off any appliances: If you are already inside the building, avoid turning on or off any appliances or lights because this can also cause a spark.
• Call for help: Once you are at a safe distance, call your local gas company or emergency services to report the leak.
• Wait outside for assistance: Do not re-enter the building until professionals have arrived and declared it safe to do so.