Gas leaks can occur anywhere in your gas distribution system, from the main supply lines to individual appliance connections. Natural gas leaks often happen at pipe joints, meter connections, or where lines enter buildings, particularly in older installations where fittings may have loosened over time. Underground gas line leaks are especially dangerous as gas can travel through soil and accumulate in unexpected areas.

Propane systems present unique challenges since propane is heavier than air and tends to pool in low areas like basements or crawl spaces. Appliance connection leaks commonly occur behind stoves, water heaters, and furnaces where flexible connectors may deteriorate or become loose. Gas meter leaks require immediate utility company notification and can indicate serious system-wide issues.

Our detection methods are designed to locate leaks quickly while maintaining safety standards. We understand the different behavioral characteristics of various gases and use appropriate detection techniques for each situation. Central Florida's humidity and soil conditions can affect gas detection, which is why we use multiple testing methods to ensure accurate results.