Gas Line Leak Detection
Get Fast Response When You Suspect a Gas Leak in Your Chicago Home
As a safe alternative to electricity, using natural gas to heat your home or fuel appliances can be cost effective and efficient. But it does pose a risk if there is a gas leak in your line. A leak in your gas line is not a matter you should take into your own hands. Call the professionals at J. Blanton Plumbing, where we can put our years of experience in gas line leak detection to work.
A carbon monoxide detector can alert you of a potential leak, but there are other signs to look for, including:
- A rotten egg or sulfur-like smell
- Hissing noises near appliances, lines or valves
- Corroded or cracked lines
- Dying plants near gas lines
- Higher gas bills without increased usage
Signs of physical illness can indicate that you have a gas leak can include:
- Fatigue
- Dizziness
- Headaches
- Nausea
If you suspect there is a leak in your gas line, call us right away. J. Blanton Plumbing is available 24 hours a day at (773) 724-9272 for gas line leak detection in the Chicago and North Shore area. Don’t wait—call now!
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A plumber from J. Blanton will perform a sewage rodding service to unclog the obstruction and have the sewer lines flowing freely. Sewer rodding is occasionally the sole method for removing some difficult clogs.
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Call J. Blanton if you’re considering installing, replacing, or repairing a sump pump!