Gas Leak Repair & Gas Service Restoration in NYC

Gas Service Restoration

If your building’s gas service has been shut off due to a gas leak, unlicensed or illegal gas work, failed inspection, or unsafe condition, restoring service requires more than simply turning the gas back on. In New York City, gas restoration requires a Licensed Master Plumber, Department of Buildings filings and inspections, utility company approvals, and a successful pressure test of the gas piping system.

We help property owners, landlords, and building managers navigate the restoration process from start to finish. That includes performing necessary gas piping repairs, filing all permits, and coordinating with the Department of Buildings and your utility company (Con Edison or National Grid) to complete all required inspections.

A pressure test is one of the most important steps in the process, verifying that the gas piping system is safe and free of leaks before service can be restored. If the system fails testing, additional repairs may be required before approval is granted.

When your gas service is interrupted, working with an experienced, licensed plumbing contractor can help avoid unnecessary delays and get your building back up and running safely.

Padlock in lockwing valve on gas riser, ensuring the gas remains shut off until all repairs are complete
Performing gas integrity test on gas riser, pressure gauge attached reads 3 psi

Gas Leak Repair Services

When it comes to gas leaks, safety is not optional. In New York City, gas piping repairs and alterations must be performed by a Licensed Master Plumber, and in most cases require permits and inspections to ensure compliance with local codes.

Many property owners are tempted to save money by hiring a handyman to replace a gas valve or make a quick repair. This can be a costly and dangerous mistake. Gas systems require specialized knowledge, proper licensing, and strict adherence to safety regulations. An improperly installed valve or untested gas line can create serious hazards for occupants and the building.

Our team performs gas leak repairs, gas valve replacements, and gas piping work in accordance with New York City Fuel Gas Code and Department of Buildings regulations. After repairs are completed, we conduct the appropriate pressure testing to verify the integrity of the gas piping system to ensure that your building is safe before service is restored.

Don’t take risks with gas work. Hire a licensed professional, ensure the proper permits are in place, and make sure your gas piping is thoroughly tested before the job is considered complete.

What Should I Do if I Smell Gas?

If you smell gas inside your home or building, you should leave the area immediately. Once you and your loved ones have moved to a safe distance, call 911 or your utility company (Con Edison or National Grid). After the gas has been shut off safely, you will need to hire a Licensed Master Plumber to repair the leak and restore your gas service.

Ariel Services, Inc. Plumber holding pipe elbow, repairing gas piping in ceiling

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