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Gas Leak Detection in Mooroolbark

Gas leak detection across Mooroolbark and Melbourne's eastern suburbs, available 24 hours a day. If you can smell gas, turn it off at the meter and call us.

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Gas Leak Detection

Can You Smell Gas?

If you can smell gas inside or around the house, your gas bill has gone up for no reason, or a pilot light keeps going out, you may have a gas leak.

If the smell is strong, turn the gas off at the meter, open the doors and windows, don't use light switches or anything that could spark, and get everyone outside. Then call us.

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Detection, Repairs & Certification

We'll Find the Leak and Make It Safe

We pressure test the gas installation to confirm whether gas is escaping, then track down where it is coming from, whether it is an appliance, a fitting or the gas line itself.

Once the leak is found, we make the installation safe, repair it, and test and certify it before we leave.

We find and repair gas leaks across Melbourne's eastern suburbs, and we're available 24 hours. Contact us today if you think you have a gas leak.

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Smell Gas? Call Us Now

If you can smell gas, turn it off at the meter and call us on 0468 633 915 rather than using the form. For anything else gas related, send us the details for a free quote.

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Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Turn the gas off at the meter, open windows and doors, and avoid anything that could create a spark, including light switches and appliances. If the smell is strong, get everyone out of the house first and call from outside.

  • We isolate the installation and pressure test it, which tells us whether gas is escaping and helps narrow down where. From there we test the individual sections and appliances until we have the actual point rather than a guess.

  • Often it is. A faulty connection at a cooktop or heater, or a worn appliance fitting, is a common cause. That is part of what the testing separates out, because the fix is very different from a failed section of line.

  • Yes. Small leaks do not fix themselves and they are cheap to find compared to what they can turn into. A pilot light that keeps going out or a gas bill climbing without explanation are both worth a test.

  • Yes. Gas is one of the situations we treat as a genuine emergency and we are available 24 hours. Call and tell us what you can smell and where, and we will tell you what to do while we are on the way.