Gas leaks demand fast, careful work. We pressure-test and electronically locate leaks in gas lines, fittings and appliance connections across Keller.
If you smell rotten eggs, hear hissing near a gas appliance, or suspect an active gas leak: leave the home immediately, do not touch switches, phones or appliances, and from outside call 911 or Atmos Energy's emergency line. Gas safety always comes before scheduling a service visit.
Once the immediate hazard is cleared by the utility or emergency services, our gas leak detection service in Keller locates the exact source so repairs can be made and verified safely.
Gas leak location begins with pressure testing: the line is isolated and pressurized, and a gauge that loses pressure confirms a leak exists and how fast it is escaping. Technicians then check fittings, valves, appliance connectors and accessible piping section by section using electronic gas detectors and leak-detection solution to pinpoint the exact failure point.
Keller's shifting clay soil stresses buried lines and joints just as it does water pipes, and older connectors and flex lines are frequent culprits. After any repair, the line is re-tested to verify it holds pressure before service is restored — and where permits or inspections are required, we explain exactly what the process involves.
Our inspections cover leaks at appliance connectors and shut-off valves, corroded or damaged buried yard lines, failing joints in attic and wall runs, meter connections, and lines damaged by soil movement, tree roots or digging. Whatever the source, you get a clear explanation of what failed and what a safe repair requires.
Homeowners are often surprised that finding and fixing the leak is only half the process. When a gas line has leaked, the full sequence usually runs like this: the utility (Atmos Energy serves Keller) shuts off or locks the meter for safety; the failed section is repaired or replaced; the repaired line is pressure tested and must hold test pressure without dropping; and depending on the scope of work, a city inspection sign-off may be required before the utility restores service and relights pilots.
We walk you through which of those steps apply to your situation before work starts, so there are no surprises about timing — a straightforward connector repair can often be tested and cleared the same day, while a buried yard-line replacement involves more steps. What never changes is the order: test first, restore second. A gas line that hasn't passed a pressure test doesn't go back into service, period. If you're mid-process and unsure which step you're on, call and describe what's happened so far — sorting out the sequence is a conversation we have with Keller homeowners every week.
Leaks under your concrete foundation, pinpointed without tearing up floors.
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Hidden pipe leaks found with acoustic and infrared equipment.
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Camera inspection finds sewer line breaks and root intrusion.
Sewer Leak Detection in Keller →
Losing pool water? We find leaks in shells, lines and equipment.
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Active leak flooding your home? Emergency response, day or night.
Emergency Leak Detection in Keller →Leave immediately — do not flip switches, use phones inside, or try to find the leak yourself. From a safe distance outside, call 911 or Atmos Energy's emergency number. Only after the scene is cleared should you arrange for leak detection and repair.
Pressure testing confirms and measures the leak, then electronic detectors and section-by-section isolation narrow it to a specific fitting, joint or pipe segment. Excavation, when needed, happens only at the confirmed location.
Yes. North Texas clay expands and contracts with moisture, and that movement can stress buried gas lines and their joints over time — one reason gas leaks in Keller often appear at connections and older line segments.
Yes. After a repair, the line is pressure tested again to verify it holds. A gas line is only returned to service once it passes testing, and we explain any inspection steps your situation requires.
Fast response across Keller · Non-invasive equipment · Up-front explanation of your options
