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Gas Leak Detection & Repair

Natural gas and propane leak detection, gas line repair, and damaged-piping replacement throughout Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, and Palm Beach County.

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If You Smell Gas or Suspect an Active Leak

Leave the area right away. Don't operate light switches, appliances, or anything else that could create a spark or flame. From a safe distance, contact your gas utility and, if appropriate, 911. Once the situation has been confirmed safe, call Clearview to evaluate and repair the affected gas piping.

Gas-Specific Leak Detection & Repair

This page covers natural gas and propane piping concerns specifically — for water or plumbing leaks, see our general leak detection page. We test, locate, isolate, and repair gas leaks and damaged gas piping for homes and businesses throughout Palm Beach County.

Natural Gas Leak Detection
Propane (LP) Leak Detection
Gas Line Repair
Leak Isolation
Corroded & Damaged Piping Repair
Underground Gas Piping Repair
Damaged Fittings & Shutoff Valves
Regulator & Riser Repair
Appliance Supply Piping Repair
Exterior Gas Piping Repair
Post-Repair Pressure Testing

Repair or Replace?

Not every gas leak calls for the same fix. A single damaged fitting or a section of pipe nicked during landscaping, construction, or excavation can often be repaired directly. Widespread corrosion or aging piping in poor condition may call for replacing that section rather than patching it — we'll tell you which applies once we've inspected the piping, and explain why, before any work begins.

Making the System Safe First

If gas is actively leaking, the priority is safety — leaving the area and involving the gas utility and emergency services as needed, as outlined above. Clearview's role is evaluating and repairing the gas piping once the system has been made safe, whether that's a line that's already been shut down, a leak that's been identified and isolated, or aging piping you'd like replaced on a planned basis. We're not a substitute for the utility's emergency response, and larger repairs are subject to local permitting and inspection requirements where applicable.

Natural Gas & Propane

We repair both natural gas and propane (LP) systems. Piping materials, regulators, and system configuration can differ between the two, so we evaluate your specific system rather than treating every repair the same way.

Leak or repair work is sometimes part of a larger gas system — one feeding a pool heater or tankless water heater, a standby generator, or an outdoor kitchen. If your repair touches one of these systems, we'll factor that into the evaluation.

Recent Work in Palm Beach County

Clearview Plumbing & Gas technician pressure testing a gas line after repair
Post-repair gas line pressure testing
Gas shutoff valve repaired by Clearview Plumbing & Gas
Gas shutoff valve repair

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Gas Leak Detection & Repair FAQs

Leave the area immediately. Don't operate switches, appliances, or anything that could spark. From a safe location, contact your gas utility and, if appropriate, 911. Once it's confirmed safe, call Clearview to evaluate and repair the source.
Yes — we repair both natural gas and propane (LP) piping systems.
It depends on the condition of the piping. A localized issue, like a damaged fitting, can often be repaired directly. Widespread corrosion or deteriorated piping may call for replacing that section. We'll inspect the piping and explain which approach applies before starting work.
Yes — we perform pressure testing after repair work as part of confirming the system is holding correctly.
Yes, including underground gas piping damaged during construction, landscaping, or excavation.