The smell of rotten eggs near an appliance, a pilot light that keeps going out, or a nagging concern about gas lines you can’t see behind walls and under floors.
If you’re worried about the safety of your home’s gas system, a professional gas safety inspection gives you answers and peace of mind.
Stars and Pipes Plumbing Atlanta inspects residential gas systems for homeowners in Gwinnett County and throughout the Atlanta metro area to identify leaks, code violations, and safety hazards.
Call (770) 398-7827 to schedule service today or fill out the form below.
When to Schedule a Gas Safety Inspection
If you smell gas near any appliance or gas line, call us immediately. Beyond obvious warning signs, a gas safety inspection is a good idea when purchasing a home, after a remodel that involved gas appliances, if your home has older gas piping that hasn’t been inspected in years, or if you’re adding a new gas appliance and want to confirm your existing system is sound.
Homes with gas water heaters, furnaces, stoves, dryers, and fireplaces should have their gas system inspected periodically to ensure fittings, valves, and connections remain safe and leak-free.
What We Inspect
We examine all visible gas piping, connections, valves, and appliance hookups throughout the home. We test for leaks using electronic gas detectors and check every accessible fitting and joint.
We also verify that appliances have adequate combustion air, that venting is routed correctly and drafting properly, and that shut-off valves are accessible and functional.
You receive a clear summary of our findings, including any safety issues that need immediate attention and recommendations for improving the overall safety of your gas system.
Serving Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta
Stars and Pipes Plumbing Atlanta provides gas safety inspections throughout Gwinnett County, including Lilburn, Suwanee, Loganville, and Grayson.
We also serve Fulton County areas like Roswell and Alpharetta, and DeKalb County communities including Stone Mountain and Dunwoody.
Older homes across Metro Atlanta may have gas fittings and connectors that no longer meet current safety standards, making periodic inspection especially important.