Gas Line Repair

A gas leak is dangerous and needs a pro right away. Bluewater Plumbing Co. repairs gas lines in Miami. If you smell rotten eggs, hear hissing, or feel sick near a gas appliance, leave the house and call from outside.

A rotten egg smell is the clearest warning of a gas leak

Natural gas has a rotten egg smell added so you can notice a leak. If you smell it, do not look for the source yourself. Get everyone outside and call from a safe spot. We answer gas calls for homes across Miami.

Dead grass or blowing dirt near an outdoor line can mean a buried leak

A patch of dead grass, bubbling water, or dirt blowing near a buried gas line can point to an underground leak. These signs are easy to miss, so check the yard around your gas meter now and then.

Never search for a gas leak with a flame or a light switch

Do not use a lighter, a match, or even a light switch to find a gas leak. A spark can ignite the gas. The only safe move is to leave and let a pro find it with the right tools. We serve homes around Miami-Dade.

Does Florida require a permit for gas line work?

In Florida, gas line work needs a licensed plumber and usually a permit and inspection. Gas is too dangerous for guesswork, so the rules make sure the line is tested and safe before it is used.

Why Choose Bluewater Plumbing Co.

Bluewater Plumbing Co. is a Florida state-certified plumbing contractor.