
Gas line issue? Call (310) 863-5505 immediately. We're available 24 hours a day.
If you smell gas, leave the building first, then call us.
WHAT WE DO
- Gas line repair — fixing leaks, corrosion, and damaged sections in existing gas lines
- Gas line installation — new lines for appliances, BBQ hookups, fire pits, and additions
- Gas line replacement — replacing old or deteriorated pipe throughout the home
- Pressure testing — verifying line integrity after repairs or before a new appliance install
- Appliance hookups — connecting ranges, dryers, water heaters, and other gas appliances
- Tankless water heater gas line upgrades — tankless units often require a larger gas supply line; we handle the upgrade as part of the install
We are licensed to do gas line work in Los Angeles. Not every plumber is.
SIGNS YOU HAVE A GAS LINE PROBLEM
- The smell of rotten eggs or sulfur anywhere in or around the home
- A hissing sound near a gas line or appliance
- Dead or discolored vegetation over where a gas line runs underground
- Higher than normal gas bills without a change in usage
- Appliances that won't light or have a weak flame
A suspected gas leak is an emergency. Leave the building, don't use any switches or open flames, and call us immediately.
WHY CHOOSE A-1 ROOTER & PLUMBING?
- Licensed for gas line work in Los Angeles — this is not work for an unlicensed contractor
- 30 years experience — we've handled gas line work in every type of LA home
- Free estimate on non-emergency work
- Same-day and emergency service available 24/7
- Straight talk — we tell you what the line needs, not what costs more
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is a gas smell always an emergency?
Yes. If you smell gas inside the home, treat it as an emergency: leave the building, don't use electrical switches or open flames, and call us from outside.
Can you add a gas line for a new BBQ or outdoor kitchen?
Yes. We run new gas lines for outdoor appliances, fire pits, and kitchen additions. We'll assess the existing supply and let you know if the main line needs upgrading.
Do you need a permit for gas line work?
Yes, in most cases. We handle the permit as part of the job.
How do I know if my gas line is leaking?
The most reliable sign is the smell of rotten eggs. You can also use a gas detector. If you suspect a leak, don't try to find it yourself — call us.
GAS LINE SERVICE AND REPAIR
Call (310) 863-5505 anytime — day or night. We serve Culver City, Santa Monica, and all surrounding Los Angeles neighborhoods.
