Best Gas Line Repair Cost Estimates In The Twin Cities Metro

Natural gas is odorless, but utility companies add a sulfur-like smell (similar to rotten eggs) to help detect leaks. If you notice this smell—especially indoors—leave the area immediately and call emergency services. If you or anyone in your home feels lightheaded, dizzy, or nauseous, seek fresh air and medical attention if needed.

Gas escaping from a crack or loose connection can create a faint hissing or whistling sound. This is a major red flag that your gas line is leaking. If you hear this noise, shut off your gas supply if possible and call emergency services immediately.

Take a look at your gas line. If you notice cracks, rust, or corrosion, it’s time for a repair or replacement. Older homes (especially those with gas lines over 50 years old) are at higher risk for deterioration. If you’re unsure, Bonfe can assess your system and recommend the safest solution.

If plants near your gas line suddenly turn brown or die, it could be due to a leak underground. Gas displaces oxygen in the soil, preventing plants from getting the nutrients they need. If your landscaping struggles despite proper watering and sunlight, it’s worth having Bonfe check your gas lines.

A sudden increase in your gas bill (without a change in usage) may indicate a slow gas leak. Even a small leak wastes gas around the clock—and the cost adds up fast. If your bill seems unusually high, call Bonfe for an inspection.

• Leave the area immediately.
• Avoid open flames, electrical switches, or anything that could create a spark.
• Shut off the gas supply if it’s safe to do so.
• Call Bonfe for professional gas line repair.

Your family’s safety is our top priority. If you suspect a gas leak, don’t wait—call Bonfe now. Our expert technicians are ready to help.