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Crystal Falls Plumbing Co.
Leander's Licensed 24/7 Plumber
Life-Safety Emergency

Gas Leak Detection & Repair in Leander

24/7 licensed gas leak detection, isolation, and code repair.

  • Licensed Texas RMP
  • Flat-rate written quote
  • Same-day scheduling
  • Workmanship warranty

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  • 4.9★ · 187+ Reviews
  • Licensed & Insured (TX RMP)
  • 24/7 · 60-min response
  • Upfront flat-rate pricing
  • 12+ Years Serving Leander
  • Locally owned family business

A gas leak is not a plumbing inconvenience — it is a life-safety emergency. Natural gas (Atmos Energy) and propane are both odorized with mercaptan to smell like rotten eggs specifically so leaks can be detected before ignition risk. If you smell that odor anywhere in the home, garage, or near an appliance, leave the building immediately. Do not switch lights, unplug appliances, or use the garage door opener. Call from a safe distance.

Crystal Falls Plumbing runs 24/7 licensed gas leak response across Leander and Williamson County. Our licensed gas plumbers arrive with combustible-gas indicators (CGI), soap-bubble test kits, and every fitting needed to isolate a leak, pressure-test the line, and complete a code-compliant repair with permit and inspection through the City of Leander or Williamson County.

Signs of a Gas Leak

The odor is the first sign, but there are others — dead vegetation, hissing, high bills, and unexplained illness in the home.

  • Rotten egg or sulfur smell inside or near appliances
  • Hissing sound at a gas line, meter, or appliance
  • Dead grass or plants in a straight line in the yard
  • Higher-than-normal Atmos Energy bill without usage change
  • Unexplained nausea, headaches, or dizziness at home
  • Yellow (not blue) burner flames on a gas stove or water heater

How We Handle a Gas Leak Call

  1. 1. Isolate & Ventilate

    On arrival we shut the gas at the meter, ventilate the affected area, and confirm the leak with a combustible-gas indicator.

  2. 2. Locate the Leak

    We pinpoint the exact leak with soap-bubble testing on suspect fittings, appliances, and the CSST run.

  3. 3. Repair to Code

    The failed segment is replaced with new black iron or approved CSST, properly bonded to the electrical ground, and re-tested.

  4. 4. Pressure Test & Restore Service

    The repaired line is pressure-tested at 3 PSI for the minimum time required by code, documented with photos, and gas is restored.

What a Gas Leak Call Actually Includes

  • Phone-guided evacuation — we tell you to leave the house first and call from outside; no light switches, no fans, no touching anything electrical
  • 24/7 dispatch of a licensed Master Plumber with active natural-gas and LP endorsements
  • Combustible-gas detector sweep of the meter, service riser, buried run, appliance stubs, and every joint
  • Immediate isolation at the meter or affected shut-off; every impacted line pressure-tested before restore
  • Repair with matching material (yellow CSST or black iron per code) with bonding to current NEC and a permit pulled where required
  • Written cause-and-scope report and closed inspection record for insurance and peace of mind

What Affects the Price

Gas leak pricing is flat-rate based on location, repair scope, and whether Atmos Energy involvement is required.

  • 1Location of leak (fitting, appliance, buried line)
  • 2Repair material (black iron, CSST)
  • 3Whether the meter set requires Atmos Energy involvement
  • 4Number of leaks found during the full-line pressure test
  • 5Permit and inspection fees
  • 6After-hours dispatch surcharge
Local Expertise

Serving Leander & Williamson County

In newer Leander construction — Travisso, Bryson, Crystal Falls, Mason Hills — yellow CSST tubing is used almost exclusively for gas distribution inside the walls. CSST requires proper bonding to the electrical grounding electrode to prevent lightning-induced pinhole failures. We routinely find missing or improperly installed bonding on 2- to 8-year-old Leander homes; if you own one, get it inspected.

Why Leander Chooses Us for Gas Leaks

Gas leaks are life-safety events. We treat every one that way — evacuation first, licensed Master Plumber only, permit and inspection always.

  • Licensed Texas Master Plumber with active natural-gas + LP endorsements
  • 24/7 dispatch — a licensed plumber answers the phone at any hour
  • Combustible-gas detector on every truck
  • Permit-pulled repair with closed City of Leander inspection record
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty on replaced gas lines

Gas Leak Response Across Williamson County

We're the RMP of record on gas leak calls across Leander and every neighboring Williamson County + Highland Lakes city — with 24/7 dispatch and city-inspected repair.

Our Guarantee

Gas leak repair carries a 5-year workmanship warranty. All repairs are permitted, pressure-tested, and photographed for your records.

Gas Leak FAQs

Straight answers to the questions we hear most from Leander homeowners.

Leave the building. Do not switch anything on or off, do not use the garage door opener, do not light a candle. Call us and Atmos Energy (1-866-322-8667) from outside.

Yes. We coordinate directly with Atmos on meter shutoffs, restarts, and any meter-side issues. Our license allows us to work on your side of the meter.

Small fitting repairs are often quick and flat-priced. Buried yard-line repairs or CSST replacement scale with length. We quote flat-rate on-site after full inspection.

Only if improperly installed. CSST that is correctly bonded to the electrical ground is safe and code-compliant. Missing bonding is a common defect we find and correct.

Leave the house first — with everyone in it, including pets. Do not touch any light switch, appliance, phone, or garage door opener; a spark can ignite gas. Once outside, call us at (831) 290-4327 from a safe distance. If the smell is strong or you hear hissing, also call 911 and the utility. We dispatch a Master Plumber 24/7.

Only briefly. We isolate the affected line at the meter for the repair and pressure test, then restore service the same day in most cases. If the leak was on the utility side of the meter, the gas utility handles the restore; if it was on your side, we do — and either way we schedule the City of Leander inspection.

Need gas leak in Leander today?

Call (831) 290-4327 — a licensed plumber picks up 24/7. Same-day slots available in Leander, Cedar Park, Liberty Hill, and Georgetown.

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