⚠️ IF YOU SMELL GAS: Leave immediately. Don't flip any switches. Call 911 first, then call us from outside.

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Suspected Gas Leak? Get Out and Call Now.

Gas leaks are life-threatening. Leave the building immediately, don't use any switches or open flames, and call from outside.

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We answer 24/7 — avg. dispatch time: 52 minutes

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Why LA Homeowners Trust Plumbing 405

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Licensed Gas Line Work

Gas line work is handled by independent plumbers holding active California CSLB licenses.

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Electronic Leak Detection

We use professional electronic gas detectors to find leaks that aren't detectable by smell alone.

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24/7 Emergency Response

Gas leaks are always emergencies. We dispatch immediately at any hour, including holidays.

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Full Pressure Testing

All gas line repairs are pressure-tested to verify complete seal before gas is restored.

What Happens Next

EVACUATE NOW

Get everyone out immediately. Do not flip switches, use phones inside, or start vehicles in the garage.

Call 911 First

Call 911 and report a potential gas leak. Los AngelesGas will dispatch to shut off your meter.

Call Us From Outside

Once safely outside, call (310) 218-1796. We dispatch a gas-certified plumber immediately.

Find, Fix & Test

We use electronic detection to pinpoint the exact leak and make a permanent, pressure-tested repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of a gas leak?▼

Signs include: smell of sulfur or rotten eggs, hissing or whistling near a gas line or appliance, dead or dying vegetation above a buried gas line, visible damage to a gas pipe, or a gas meter spinning when all appliances are off.

Should I call 911 or a plumber first?▼

Call 911 first if you are actively smelling gas inside your home. Your safety is the priority. Los AngelesGas will dispatch to shut off the meter. Call us after you are safely outside.

How is a gas leak repaired?▼

After locating the leak with electronic detection equipment, we repair or replace the affected section of gas line, pressure-test the entire system, and clear the line to be turned back on by Los AngelesGas.

How much does gas line repair cost?▼

Minor gas line fitting repairs typically run $200–$500. More extensive gas line replacements run $500–$2,500+. All work is fully quoted upfront before we begin.

Don't Wait. Call Now.

Every minute matters. Our licensed partner plumbers take emergency requests 24/7 throughout Greater Los Angeles and Orange County.

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