Smell gas or hear a hiss? Leave the building and call 911 or the gas utility first. Once the scene is safe, Pinette locates the failed gas line, documents pressure results, and completes licensed repair for Attleboro-area homes. Hidden water leaks belong on water leak detection. Planned piping or appliance hookups belong on gas line services.
Priority response during business hours after the utility has made the scene safe. We do not claim overnight 24/7 coverage.
Leave first, then call (774) 226-6062 or request service once the scene is safe.
This page stays on gas safety. Hidden water leaks have their own detection page.
Gas companies will shut off your service at the first sign of a leak. To get it turned back on, you need a licensed plumber to find the issue, make the repair, and document that the system holds pressure.
Pinette Plumbing uses electronic leak detectors and pressure testing methods to pinpoint even small leaks in walls, basements, or underground lines. We work with inspectors and utility requirements so your gas service can be restored safely. If the issue points to planned piping upgrades, replacements, or new appliance hookups, we route that work into gas line repair and installation.
After the scene is safe, we confirm the affected line, isolate the shutoff, and trace the leak source.
We repair corroded pipe, loose fittings, appliance connectors, valves, or exposed sections that no longer meet code.
We pressure test the repaired line, document the result, and coordinate inspection requirements when service restoration depends on approval.
Get everyone outside, avoid switches or flames, and do not use phones until you are safely away from the odor.
Call 911 or your gas utility from outside so the immediate hazard can be made safe before repair work begins.
Once the utility has shut off or cleared the gas, Pinette can locate the failed section and prepare the line for safe restoration.
Gas leak repair is not just a patch. We check fittings, shutoff valves, appliance connectors, exposed pipe, concealed runs, and pressure stability so the repaired system can meet utility and inspection requirements.
If the leak points to a larger aging-line issue, we explain the immediate repair path first, then separate any broader gas line replacement, appliance hookup, or planned installation work so the next step is clear.
View Gas Line Services →If you smell gas, leave the building and call 911 or the gas utility from outside. After the scene is safe, call Pinette for licensed leak repair and pressure testing. For non-emergency gas piping or appliance work, use our gas line services page.