You can typically only notice “bubbling” in your yard when there is standing water in your yard and that water is bubbling. If you notice this in your yard, you likely have a gas leak and should contact a professional to schedule a repair.

If you have a patch in your yard where grass and plants are dying, but not anywhere else, it may be because of a gas leak. A natural gas leak causes grass and plants to die because the leaking gas takes the place of the oxygen they need to live.

A distinct sulfur smell, or a smell of rotten eggs, is the most telltale sign of a gas leak. Anytime you notice this distinct smell, you should call the professionals at All Pro Plumbing to have them come out to your home and conduct a repair.

In the event you are having difficulty using your gas-powered appliances as well as difficulty heating your home, it is likely due to an issue with your gas line.

If your energy consumption habits remain unchanged and yet your gas bills are increasing every month, then you may have an issue with your gas line that should be addressed by a professional. Even a minor gas leak can lead to a substantial increase in your gas bill.