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Blanco River Plumbing Co. — plumber in Wimberley, TX
Plumber pressure testing a gas line during a leak repair in a Wimberley, TX home

Gas Leak Detection & Repair in Wimberley

Gas is not a wait-and-see problem. If you smell that rotten-egg odor, get everyone out of the house, do not touch switches or flames, and call from outside. If you can safely reach the shut-off at the meter or propane tank, close it. Then call us. This is one repair where doing it right the first time is not optional.

Same-day service across Hays County · 24/7 flood & freeze response.

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4.9★ from 168+ reviews
15+ years in the Hill Country
Insured & locally owned
Upfront, written pricing

Many Hill Country homes run on propane rather than natural gas, with lines feeding water heaters, ranges, furnaces, and generators. Buried supply runs, older black-iron piping, corroded fittings, and connections stressed by ground movement in rocky soil all develop leaks over time. Some you smell. Some you only find with proper testing.

We treat gas work with the seriousness it deserves. We locate the leak, pressure test the system to confirm the full extent, make a repair to code, and pull permits and inspection where the jurisdiction requires them. When gas is involved, cutting corners is not something we do.

Smell gas? Get to safety first

If it’s safe, take these steps — then call (831) 290-4327 and we’ll guide you the rest of the way.

  1. 1Leave the building immediately and take everyone with you.
  2. 2Don’t flip switches, use a phone, or anything that could spark while inside.
  3. 3Don’t light matches or operate any appliances.
  4. 4From a safe distance, call your gas utility’s emergency line — and 911 if needed.
  5. 5Once it’s safe, call us to detect and repair the leak.
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Blanco River Plumbing technician performing gas leak repair at a Wimberley, TX home

Signs you need gas leak repair in Wimberley

  • A rotten-egg or sulfur smell near appliances or gas lines
  • A hissing sound near a line, meter, or propane tank
  • A propane tank that empties far faster than normal
  • Dead or discolored vegetation over a buried gas line
  • Pilot lights that will not stay lit
  • Physical symptoms like headaches or nausea that ease when you leave the house
  • A gas appliance that is not getting enough fuel to run right

What our gas leak repair service includes

Leak detection

We locate leaks in supply lines, fittings, and appliance connections, including buried runs, using proper detection methods.

Pressure testing

We test the system under pressure to confirm whether it holds and to find leaks you cannot smell.

Code-compliant repair

We repair and replace failed sections, fittings, and connectors to code, so the system is genuinely safe, not patched.

New line installation

We run new gas and propane lines for appliances, generators, and additions, sized and routed correctly.

Permit and inspection

Where required, we pull permits and arrange inspection so the work is documented and verified by the authority.

How it works

  1. 1

    Make it safe

    We confirm the area is evacuated and the supply is shut off before any diagnostic work begins.

  2. 2

    Detect the leak

    We locate the leak in the line, fitting, or appliance connection using proper detection tools.

  3. 3

    Pressure test

    We test the system to confirm the full extent of the problem and catch any additional leaks.

  4. 4

    Repair to code

    We replace or repair the failed components with the correct materials and methods for gas service.

  5. 5

    Verify and inspect

    We retest to confirm the system holds and arrange permit inspection where the jurisdiction requires it.

Why Wimberley calls Blanco River Plumbing Co. for gas leak repair

Plenty of companies will send a truck. Fewer actually know Hill Country plumbing — the wells, septic, grinder pumps, hard water and flood-prone lots that change how a gas leak repair job is done here. Here’s what you get with us:

15+ years, right here

Locally owned and based in WimberleySame-day service across Hays County · 24/7 flood & freeze response.

Insured & accountable

We carry insurance and stand behind every job in writing — a real name on the warranty when you call back.

Upfront, written pricing

A line-item estimate you approve before we start — no surprise invoices.

4.9★ from 168+ neighbors

Trusted across Wimberley, Woodcreek, San Marcos and the wider Hill Country.

What affects the cost

Every property is different, so we diagnose on site and give you a written, line-item estimate before any work begins. Here’s what moves the price:

  • Whether the leak is at a fitting, a section of line, or a buried supply run
  • Accessibility of the line, since buried and enclosed piping takes more labor
  • The pipe material and how much of the run must be replaced
  • Pressure testing time needed to confirm the system across the home
  • New line runs for added appliances or a generator
  • Permit and inspection fees the jurisdiction requires for gas work
  • Emergency response when an active leak cannot wait

Texas planning ranges

  • Leak detection / repair$125–$500

Published Texas benchmarks for planning only — not a confirmed Wimberley quote. Your price depends on access, materials, permits, emergency timing and what we find on site. You approve a written, line-item estimate before we start.

Need gas leak repair in Wimberley?

Same-day service across Hays County · 24/7 flood & freeze response. Upfront pricing, experienced technicians, no surprises.

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Gas Leak Repair FAQs

Leave the house with everyone and any pets. Do not flip switches, light anything, or use your phone inside. From outside, shut off the gas at the meter or propane tank if you can reach it safely, then call us. Do not go back in until it is cleared.

Yes. Most Hill Country homes are on propane, and we work on both. We handle supply lines, appliance connections, and new runs for ranges, heaters, and generators on either fuel.

Because a mistake with gas is not a leak you mop up, it is a fire or explosion risk. A permitted repair is done to code, pressure tested, and inspected where required, so an independent inspector verifies the system holds. It is the one area where you should never cut corners or hire a handyman.

Most gas repairs and all new line runs require a permit and inspection, and we handle that where the jurisdiction requires it. That is part of doing gas work correctly, the system gets pressure tested and verified by the authority, not just patched. It also gives you documented proof the work is safe if you ever sell the home.

Yes. We install new supply lines for ranges, water heaters, furnaces, outdoor kitchens, and standby generators on both natural gas and propane. We size the line for the appliance's demand and route it correctly, then pressure test and arrange inspection where required so it runs safely from day one. Call (831) 290-4327.

Where we provide gas leak repair

We handle gas leak repair across Hays County and the wider Hill Country from our base at 180 Joe Wimberley Blvd in Wimberley. Same-day service is standard close to home in Hays County, Wimberley, Woodcreek, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, Dripping Springs, Driftwood, with planned projects throughout the Austin–San Antonio corridor. Not sure if you’re in range? Call (831) 290-4327 and we’ll confirm.

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