If you smell gas right now, leave the building first, then call 911 or Xcel Energy from outside. Once the area is safe, our licensed plumbers find the leak and repair your gas line to code.
Leave the building, call 911 or Xcel Energy from outside, then call us for the repair.
Natural gas leaks can cause fires, explosions, and carbon monoxide problems. Utilities add a rotten-egg odor so you can smell a leak, and that smell is always a reason to act.
After the utility has made the area safe, repairs on your side of the meter are the property owner's responsibility. That is where we come in.
Smell gas? Do not flip switches, use phones, or start a car near the leak. Leave, then call 911 or Xcel Energy from outside.
Electronic detection and pressure testing to find the leaking section.
Leaking fittings, connectors, and damaged pipe repaired or replaced.
Leaks at furnaces, water heaters, ranges, and dryers repaired safely.
Leaks in yard lines to garages, grills, and outbuildings.
The system is tested after repairs and before service is restored.
Work done by licensed plumbers to code, with required permits.
No surprises: you know what we found and what it costs before work starts.
We shut off gas where needed, ventilate, and test the air before anything else.
Electronic detection and pressure testing pinpoint the fitting or section that is leaking.
Licensed plumbers repair or replace the line with approved materials and required permits.
We pressure test the system, restore service, and relight your appliances.
Leave the building and call 911 or Xcel Energy from outside. Then call us for the repair.
Xcel Energy delivers natural gas across most of the Denver metro and handles emergencies up to the meter. Everything after the meter is yours, and that is the work we do in homes and businesses across Englewood, Denver, Littleton, and the south metro.
Leave the building right away without flipping switches or using your phone inside. From a safe distance, call 911 or Xcel Energy. Once the utility says it is safe, call us to repair the leak.
The utility handles the gas main and the meter. Piping after the meter, including lines to your appliances, is the property owner's responsibility, and a licensed plumber should repair it.
Yes. Electronic detectors and pressure tests can find small leaks you may not notice.
Many gas line repairs and new lines require a permit. We handle the permits our work requires.
Tell us what is going on and where. We will call you back to confirm the details and set a time.
Prefer to talk? Call 303-366-2433. We are open 24/7.
