Gas Line Services in Frisco, TX

Gas Line Professionals Serving All of North DFW

Natural gas can provide fuel for everything from residential cooking and heating to industrial operations. But like any utility, it requires careful handling. At DNA Plumbing Services, we understand the importance of a safe and properly functioning gas line system. We also recognize that gas line problems call for fast and professional support.

Our family-owned and -operated company offers a wide range of cost-effective and reliable gas line solutions to keep your property safe and your appliances running smoothly. Whether you need urgent gas line repairs, a new gas line installed, or a routine inspection, our licensed and insured plumbers have you covered. We are available 24/7 for gas line emergencies and use the latest tools and techniques to handle all work with the utmost care, safety, and precision. 

Our experts are here to help you make informed decisions by answering your questions, walking you through your options, clearly explaining our recommendations, and providing upfront estimates. Ask about our warranties and satisfaction guarantee!

Call (214) 817-3755 or contact us online when you need dependable gas line services in Frisco, TX. Se habla español.

Can I Repair a Gas Line Leak Myself?

Fixing a gas leak yourself is extremely dangerous and never a good idea. A single misstep can have catastrophic consequences, including explosions, fires, and serious injury or death. 

Gas lines require specific tools, materials, and a comprehensive understanding of safety protocols and local building codes. Our team at DNA Plumbing Services has the training and certifications to handle natural gas safely, and we know exactly how to diagnose and repair a leak without putting ourselves or your property at risk.

We strongly advise against any DIY attempts at gas line repair. Even if you manage to temporarily stop a leak, you may have missed the underlying cause, leading to a much more dangerous situation. We use precise testing methods to find the exact source of a leak to perform a repair that lasts. Your safety is our top priority.

What Can Cause Gas Leaks?

A gas leak poses serious risks to human health and safety due to its flammability and potential for suffocation. Escaping natural gas can lead to a fire or explosion if it comes into contact with a spark, and it displaces oxygen in a confined space, creating a risk of asphyxiation. 

In other words, you need to address a possible gas leak as quickly as possible. Remember, we are available 24/7 for emergency repairs.

Our plumbers always work to diagnose and address the underlying cause of a leak, which helps prevent future issues. Instead of simply patching a leak, we investigate its root cause, from a faulty appliance connection to an aging pipe. We strive to provide lasting solutions to keep your home or business safe for the long run.

A gas leak may be the result of:

• Damaged gas pipes. Gas pipes can become damaged for several reasons. Corrosion from age or environmental factors can weaken metal pipes and create pinhole leaks or cracks. Physical damage from construction, excavation, or even a shifting foundation can also rupture or crimp a gas line, causing a leak.
• Faulty appliance connections. A gas leak often originates at the point where a gas line connects to an appliance like a stove, furnace, or water heater. Over time, worn-out fittings, loose connections, or improper installation can lead to a steady escape of gas. Flexible gas appliance connectors can also degrade or be damaged if bent or kinked improperly.
• Aging or defective valves and regulators. Gas systems use valves and regulators to control the flow and pressure of gas. These components can fail due to age, manufacturing defects, or wear and tear. A valve that doesn't seal completely or a regulator that malfunctions can cause gas to leak into the surrounding area.
• Poor workmanship. Improper installation is a common cause of gas leaks. If a gas line or appliance is not installed by a qualified professional, connections may be loose, threads may be stripped, or the wrong materials may be used. This poor workmanship creates a high risk for a leak, sometimes immediately after the installation.
• Incompatible materials. Similarly, using mismatched or incorrect materials during a repair or installation can compromise the integrity of the gas system. For example, using a fitting not rated for natural gas or a sealant that isn't gas-safe can lead to a leak. We always use industry-approved materials that match your specific gas system.