Gas Line Repair Services

Repairs Available 24/7 from Benjamin Franklin Plumbing

If you think you have a gas leak, don’t wait to turn off your gas valves, open the windows and doors, and go outside to call Benjamin Franklin Plumbing. If you notice bubbles in your water, dying plants, pilot lights going out, and of course, a “rotten egg” smell, you can reach our plumbers around the clock. We offer 24/7 services for emergencies like gas line repairs.

Get the inspection and repair services you need from Benjamin Franklin Plumbing. You can schedule gas line repairs by reaching our plumbers at (800) 259-7705.

Repairs on the Spot
Our trucks are fully stocked so we can fix 90% of plumbing issues on the spot without a follow up visit. That’s less time & money spent!
The Punctual Plumber
When you don’t have time to wait around, you can count on us to be punctual plumbing professionals. For every minute we’re late, we pay YOU!*
Straightforward Pricing Guide
Before we get to work, we discuss your available options to let you decide which pricing works best for you. No hidden costs or technical jargon!

See Why Homeowners Everywhere Choose to Work with Benjamin
Franklin Plumbing!

“ John was super professional and friendly! Very straight to the point and did all he could to help us.”
Justin P.
“ My annual preventative maintenance went great. Matt serviced my water heater, inspected my other plumbing, and gave me good, honest advice with some suggestions for future maintenance. Matt, like other Benjamin Franklin Plumbing technicians, was pleasant, clean, and happy to answer all my questions.”
Mike B
“ Michael T. came and installed a gas line. He was easy to talk to and did great work. He explained everything I had questions about and was very thorough.”
Brandon S.

Frequently Asked Questions

What could be the cause of my recent high water bills?

You may want to check to see if a toilet is leaking. Check the water level in the tank to see if water is overflowing into the overflow pipe. This is the pipe in the middle of the tank which has a small tube connected to it. In the event water is running into the overflow pipe, adjust the fill valve to stop the flow approximately one inch below the top of the overflow tube or to the water level mark stamped on the side of the tank. Periodic maintenance by a plumbing professional will ensure proper operation.
What is the recommendation for replacing a toilet in my home?

When considering any new fixture for your home, we recommend that you choose a fixture made by one of the major manufacturers. If cracks or fissures are present in the tank or bowl, this can impede the operation of the fixture. Poor mounting and deteriorating rings and seals can affect the operation as well. Keep in mind that many of the new toilets conform to government standards that require they use no more than 1.6 gallons per flush. If you are replacing an older model, this may take getting used to.
How do I eliminate the foul odor coming from my garbage disposal?
What is the white substance around my shower head and faucet?

The unsightly buildup is mineral deposits. To remove these deposits from the showerhead, take a plastic bag and pour a cup of vinegar in it. Place the bag over the showerhead and use a twist tie to hold it in place overnight. In the morning, remove the bag and use an old toothbrush to gently scrub off the deposits. You might be able to remove the aerators from the faucets and allow them to soak in the vinegar overnight. Your Benjamin Franklin Plumbing professional can explain to you all about the water softening and conditioning options available to you.
Is there any maintenance for a water heater that I can do?

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