Gas Line Detection, Repair, & Replacement

Gas lines are built to last, but they don’t last forever. Weather, shifting soil, and plain old age can cause problems here in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma.

Here’s what to watch for:

• That rotten egg smell: Utility companies add this odor to natural gas so you can detect leaks quickly. If you smell it, don’t ignore it.
• A hissing sound: Gas escaping through a crack or loose connection can make a faint hiss or whistle.
• Dead patches in the yard: If plants along your gas line suddenly die off, gas underground may be the cause.
• Rust or corrosion on pipes: Visible wear weakens the pipe and can lead to leaks.
• A higher gas bill: If your usage hasn’t changed but your bill jumps, gas could be leaking somewhere.
• Appliances not working right: Gas stoves, water heaters, or furnaces that don’t stay lit or heat properly may not be getting enough supply.

Putting off gas line repairs is never a good idea. Fixing issues right away keeps your family safe and saves you money in the long run.

Getting your gas line repaired quickly:

• Keeps your home safe from fire or explosion hazards
• Restores steady gas flow so your appliances work like they should
• Cuts down on wasted gas and lowers your utility bill
• Prevents small leaks from turning into emergencies
• Helps your gas appliances last longer by giving them a reliable supply

Here’s how we handle gas line work when you call us:

1. Inspect: We check the line with professional tools to find the issue.
2. Explain: We show you what we found and talk through your options.
3. Fix: Our licensed plumbers make the repair or replacement safely and up to code.
4. Test: Before we leave, we make sure the line is sealed, safe, and working the way it should.

We take care of a wide range of gas line problems, including:

• Main gas supply lines coming into the home
• Branch lines to stoves, dryers, furnaces, and water heaters
• Flexible connections for appliances
• Outdoor gas lines for grills or heaters
• Older pipes damaged by rust, corrosion, or soil movement in Texoma

Folks around Ada, Ardmore, Durant, Pauls Valley, and Denison, TX trust us with their gas line work, including gas line repair, gas line replacement, and gas leak detection because:

• We’re licensed and insured plumbers who know how to handle gas safely
• We’ve been serving Southern Oklahoma and North Texas for years
• We work on everything from small gas leak repairs to full gas pipeline replacements
• We keep your home protected while we work and clean up before we leave
• We explain things clearly so you always know what’s happening

If you think you have a gas leak, don’t wait around inside the house.

Here’s what to do:

• Leave the home right away and wait outside
• Don’t use matches, lighters, or any open flames
• Avoid turning on lights or electrical switches
• Call your gas utility company and Hunter Super Techs for emergency gas line repair
• Keep people and pets away from the area until a professional says it’s safe

Gas lines aren’t something you want to take chances with. If you notice the warning signs or just want peace of mind, call Hunter Super Techs.

We provide safe, professional gas line repair and replacement across Southern Oklahoma, North Texas, and the Texoma region. And if you’re unsure of where the leak is coming from, you can trust our gas leak detection skills.

Schedule your service today in and around Ada, Ardmore, Durant, Pauls Valley, or Denison. Our team is ready to keep your home safe and your gas system working right.

Call today!

Can I DIY a gas line repair?

No. Always call your local gas company or a professional, licensed plumber if you suspect a gas leak. Your safety — and the safety of your family — are of paramount concern. Leave the building immediately and notify the gas company of a potential leak.

What are the most common signs of a gas line leak?

The rotten egg smell, hissing noises, higher gas bills, and dead patches of grass are the most common warnings.

Do you handle emergency gas line repair in Oklahoma and Texas?

Yes. If you smell gas and you live in Southern Oklahoma or North Texas, then call us right away.

Are your plumbers licensed for gas line work?

They are. Our team has the training and certifications to repair, replace, or install gas lines safely.

Do you work across all of Texoma?

Yes. We cover Southern Oklahoma and North Texas, including Ada, Ardmore, Durant, Pauls Valley, and Denison, TX.