Safe Gas Line Installation, Repair & Replacement in the Las Vegas Valley

Is your home in need of a gas line relocation or hook-up? Installing a gas line is dangerous and a professionally trained technician should always handle this type of work. Our Atlas Plumbing professionals have a thorough understanding of the potential risks and will take the appropriate precautions.

As a preferred vendor for Southwest Gas, we are proud of our legacy of plumbing professionalism that spans four generations. We stand by our work, offer affordable pricing, and always put our customers first. We want to handle every house call with integrity. Let us help you with gas line relocation, hookups, pool gas lines, gas tests and tags, furnace gas lines, or line cap jobs.

Call a Henderson gas line plumber today at (702) 819-7137 or contact us online.

The Hazards of Gas Lines

The risks associated with exposure to gas cannot be underestimated or taken lightly. Gas exposure may lead to carbon monoxide poisoning, which can cause nausea, headaches, difficulty breathing, or dizziness. The hazards don’t stop there. Gas exposure can also trigger depression, chest pain, loss of appetite, nose bleeds, and drowsiness. It’s critical that you turn of your gas and contact a service professional immediately if you suspect there is a gas leak on or near your property. Thankfully, your trusted team at Atlas Plumbing has the knowledge and experience to assist you with any gas line troubles you may encounter.

Our Henderson gas line installation and repair technicians understand the importance of secure gas lines. If left to someone who is inexperienced, gas lines may be connected incorrectly. Highly flammable gas combined with an open flame could cause a fire or explosion in your home. Whenever you need to install a new gas line for a furnace, fireplace, or stove, trust Atlas Plumbing to keep you, your family, and your home safe.

Henderson Gas Leak Detection & Repair

Do you have a gas leak? One of the common indications is a rotten egg odor. If the smell is faint, you may turn off the gas valve of the leaking appliance. You may also shut off the main gas valve, which is usually located near your gas meter. However, if the smell of gas is strong, we recommend you leave the premises. Do not turn on any appliances and make sure there are no open flames that could cause combustion. At a safe distance, call 911.

Other signs of a gas leak include:

• Abnormally high gas bills
• A hissing sound near the gas line
• Dead houseplants
• Orange or yellow flames when using a gas appliance

Gas leaks can occur inside and outside of the home. If the line is past your meter, there may be an issue with the municipal line. In this case, the city is responsible to fix the leak. You should still place a call to notify the authorities of the situation. If the leak occurs past your gas meter, you are responsible for repairs and will need to reach out to a plumber.

Whether you are installing a new gas line or repairing an old one, let the Henderson gas line plumbers at Atlas Plumbing assist you. Reach out to us at (702) 819-7137.