If you smell gas — a rotten-egg odor — get everyone out of the house first. Don't flip switches, light anything, or use your phone indoors. Once you're safely outside, call your gas utility and call us at (831) 290-4327. Gas work is not a DIY or handyman job; in Texas it belongs to licensed plumbers.
We locate gas leaks, repair and replace gas lines, run code-required pressure tests, and hook up gas appliances — ranges, water heaters, dryers, fire pits, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens. Every job is done to code and verified with a pressure test so you know it's safe.
Signs of a gas line problem
- A rotten-egg or sulfur smell near appliances or the meter
- A hissing sound near a gas line or connection
- A gas appliance that won't stay lit or burns with an unusual flame
- Dead or dying vegetation in a line over a buried gas line
- A higher-than-normal gas bill with no change in use
- Physical symptoms like headaches or dizziness that ease when you leave the house
What's Included When You Book Gas Lines
Every gas line repair & gas leak detection job in Cibolo comes with the same standard of care — no vague “we'll take a look” and a surprise bill. Here's exactly what you get:
- Leak location with proper detection equipment and safe isolation of the supply
- A clear written scope before any repair begins
- Repair, replacement, or new gas line runs with code-compliant materials
- Appliance hookups — range, water heater, dryer, pool heater, or outdoor kitchen
- A code-required pressure test to confirm the system holds
- The city permit pulled and the result documented
How we handle gas work
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Safety first
For an active leak, we confirm the area is safe, isolate the gas supply, and locate the leak with proper detection equipment.
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Diagnose and quote
We identify the failed connection, section, or appliance issue and give you a clear written scope before any repair.
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Repair, replace, or install
We repair or replace the line, or run a new line for an appliance or addition, using code-compliant materials and connections.
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Pressure test and permit
We pressure-test the system to confirm it holds, pull the required permit, and document the result so it's safe and inspected.
What Affects the Price
Gas work is priced by the length and routing of the line, the appliance or connection involved, and whether a leak search is needed first.
- Leak detection vs. new line installation vs. repair
- Length and routing of the line, and whether it's exposed or buried
- Appliance hookups (range, water heater, dryer, pool heater, outdoor kitchen)
- Required pressure test and city permit
- Emergency timing for an active leak (higher after-hours rate)
Why gas work needs a licensed plumber
Licensed and code-compliant
Texas requires licensed plumbers for gas work. We do it to code and prove it with a pressure test.
Real leak detection
We locate leaks precisely instead of guessing, and verify the whole system is tight.
Every appliance, done right
Ranges, water heaters, dryers, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens — connected safely and tested.
Licensed Plumber in Cibolo, TX
Need Gas Lines in Cibolo? We're Ready.
From Cibolo emergencies to planned repairs, we show up on time with upfront, written pricing. Free estimates, financing available, and 60-minute emergency response across the metrocom.
Prefer to talk now? Call (831) 290-4327 — a real person answers.
Gas Lines FAQs
Get everyone out of the house first. Don't turn light switches or appliances on or off, don't light anything, and don't use your phone inside. Once outside, call your gas utility to shut off supply if needed, then call us at (831) 290-4327. Treat every gas smell as serious.
No. In Texas, gas piping work must be done by a licensed plumber. It's a safety and legal requirement — improper gas work risks leaks, fire, and carbon monoxide. We're licensed, and we pressure-test and permit every job.
Yes. We run new gas lines for ranges, water heaters, dryers, fire pits, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens, size them for the appliance's demand, and pressure-test the connection so it's safe from day one.
It's a code-required check that seals the line and confirms it holds pressure with no leaks before it's put back in service. We perform it on repairs, new lines, and appliance connections, and document the result.
Yes. Safely capping a gas line for a removed range, dryer, or other appliance is a common job, and it must be done by a licensed plumber and pressure-tested. We'll cap it to code so the line is safe and ready if you add an appliance back later.
A single appliance line is often completed in a day, including the pressure test. Longer runs, buried lines, or an outdoor kitchen take more time and may need a permit and inspection. We'll give you the timeline and the written scope before we begin.
Gas Lines Across the Metrocom
We provide gas line repair & gas leak detection throughout Cibolo and nearby communities including Schertz, Selma, Universal City, Converse, Live Oak. From our Cibolo base we cover the whole Metrocom and out across Guadalupe County and the surrounding Comal, Wilson, Bexar, Hays, Caldwell, and Gonzales county communities — with 24/7 emergency response and a 60-minute target across the core service area. See every community on our service areas page, or, not sure if we reach you? Call (831) 290-4327 and we'll tell you straight.
