Gas Leak Detection Services in Englewood, Denver, and surrounding areas
Gas leaks are very dangerous situations that need to be inspected by a professional immediately. If you suspect you have a gas leak, call us for gas leak detection services in the Denver Metro Area.
Do you smell rotten eggs around your house? If you notice this or other symptoms of a gas leak you need to get professional help immediately. If left untreated, a gas leak can cause serious – and even deadly – consequences, including explosions or carbon monoxide poisoning. To keep your family safe, call Befort Plumbing & Heating to have a qualified expert inspect your gas line in Englewood, Denver, and surrounding areas. In business since 1957, we have the experience to handle any job.
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Signs You Have a Gas Leak
To protect your family, it’s crucial to recognize the signs of a gas leak so you can seek professional help immediately. Some signs that may indicate you have a leak can include:
- A smell that is similar to that of rotten eggs in your home.
- Signs of dead or dying vegetation in your yard or around your property.
- Excess condensation on your windows.
- Family members suffering from health issues like nausea, dizziness, fatigue, or fainting.
- Damaged connections to gas-powered appliances.
- A hissing or roaring sound near your gas pipes.
- Water or dirt in the air near the gas source.
If you notice any of these symptoms, call Befort Plumbing & Heating to have our experts inspect and repair the problem at your Englewood, Denver, and surrounding property.
What To Do if You Suspect You Have a Gas Leak
Do you suspect there is a gas leak in your house? It’s important to follow these steps to keep your family safe:
- First, evacuate your property.
- Once you’re in a safe place, call emergency professionals for help.
- As you leave your property, do not turn light switches on or off, as it can create a spark.
- Do not operate any electronics - including cell phones. Call for help from outside your house.
- Do not ignite any flames, including a match or a candle.
- Open all of the doors and windows to allow air to circulate.
- Do not leave your property via your car, as starting your vehicle -- even if it is in the garage or parked near your home -- can spark a fire.
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Risks Associated With Gas Leaks
Gas leaks can cause serious – and even deadly – risks to your household. Two of the biggest risks are an explosion and carbon monoxide poisoning.
- EXPLOSIONS: These can be triggered by a spark near the gas leak -- including any electrical spark or flame. This can not only put your house and family at risk, but also neighboring homes and properties. Explosions are rare, but they can still occur and need to be taken seriously.
- CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING: This is one of the most dangerous risks associated with gas leaks because there are typically no warning signs for carbon monoxide poisoning. Some symptoms you should watch for include fatigue, nausea, and light-headedness. Evacuate your home immediately and seek medical attention if you suspect you are experiencing carbon monoxide poisoning.
