St. Paul Gas Plumbers

Stay Safe & Call a Professional Twin Cities Plumber

Gas lines snake throughout your home, bringing needed fuel to your stove range, oven, fireplace, water heater, washer and dryer, or heating system. Many people choose this energy source because it is energy efficient, effective, and affordable. If you need assistance with a gas line, always call a professional. Gas leaks can be extremely dangerous and result in medical emergencies. A trained gas plumber at HomeWorks can install or repair your gas lines while giving you peace of mind. We offer same-day service, financing options, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Gas Line Repair in St. Paul

Over time, the gas traveling through your pipes corrodes their insides. You may need to replace portions of the pipes to protect yourself from leaks, or re-pipe to an appliance after years of use. At HomeWorks, we are focused on long-term solutions, not quick fixes that will result in more problems. You can trust our skilled and friendly team. We will carefully look at your situation and prescribe a repair method that satisfies your immediate and future needs.

Call HomeWorks for Gas Line Installation

If you need to lay a new gas line because you are reworking the footprint of your home, remodeling, or adding fixtures, give us a call. Our employees are routinely trained to enhance our skills. We can lay your lines and connect them with precision. A poorly installed gas line could shorten the life of your appliances, raise the cost of your gas bill, and put you at risk for harmful leaks.

What to Do if You Suspect a Gas Leak

Gas is odorless and colorless, but many gas companies add a rotten egg smell to the fumes so that leaks are detectable. If you detect this smell, or if you notice dead grass or plants near your gas line, there may be a leak. Gas leaks may occur because of a broken appliance, gas line corrosion, construction near the line, or severe weather conditions.

If you believe that there is a gas leak in your home, follow these steps:

• Ensure that there are no open flames in the house such as candles or stove burners
• Turn off your gas line
• Evacuate the house immediately
• Call a professional from a safe distance