The smell of sulfur or rotten eggs in your home, a hissing sound near a gas pipe, or dead vegetation along a buried gas line in your yard.
Any of these could indicate a gas leak, which is a serious safety hazard.
Stars and Pipes Plumbing Atlanta provides gas leak detection and repair for homeowners throughout Gwinnett County and the surrounding Atlanta metro area to locate the source and make your home safe.
Call (770) 398-7827 to schedule service today or fill out the form below.
Signs of a Gas Leak
The most recognizable sign is the rotten egg or sulfur smell that gas utilities add to natural gas so you can detect it. You may also hear a hissing or blowing sound near a gas line, see bubbles in standing water near a gas pipe, or notice dead or dying plants along the path of a buried gas line.
Physical symptoms of gas exposure include headaches, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. If you or anyone in your home is experiencing these symptoms along with a gas odor, leave the house and call for help.
What We Do
We use electronic gas detectors to check every accessible gas line, fitting, valve, and appliance connection in your home. When we find the source, we isolate the leak, make the repair, and retest the entire system to confirm it’s holding pressure and there are no additional leaks.
Gas leaks at appliance connections are often caused by loose fittings or degraded thread sealant. Leaks in the gas piping itself can result from corrosion, physical damage, or improper installation. Either way, we identify the cause, fix it, and test it before turning your gas back on.
Serving Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta
Stars and Pipes Plumbing Atlanta provides gas leak detection throughout Gwinnett County, including Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Duluth, and Norcross.
We also serve DeKalb County areas like Tucker and Clarkston, and Fulton County communities including Sandy Springs and East Point.
Natural gas is safe when properly contained, but aging fittings and connections can develop leaks over time, especially in homes where gas lines haven’t been inspected in several years.