Gas Leak & Gas Line Repair in Chicago, IL

Gas service built for Chicago buildings

Chicago is Peoples Gas territory, and the division of labor matters: the utility owns the mains and the meter, but everything past the meter — the risers in your 2-flat, the branch lines behind your vintage plaster, the cookline in your restaurant — is the owner's responsibility. That's the work we do, across every neighborhood, around the clock.

The city's housing stock sets the agenda. Greystones and brick 2-flats and 3-flats from the 1890s–1920s carry piping extended through a century of renovations. Bungalow-belt neighborhoods like Portage Park and Jefferson Park run on 1920s systems hitting the age where fittings weep. Condo conversions layered new kitchens onto old risers. And the restaurant rows from Logan Square to Hyde Park run high-BTU cooklines on lines that were never sized for them.

We repair what fails, test what inspectors and Peoples Gas require, and document everything — for owners, condo associations, property managers, and commercial tenants.

2-flats, 3-flats, and condo buildings

Multi-flat buildings are the heart of our Chicago work. One aging system often feeds every unit, which means one leak can lock the whole building's meter — and one good repair-and-test can bring it all back. We handle per-unit isolation where the piping allows, building-wide pressure tests where it doesn't, and the documentation trail that owners, managers, and associations need for Peoples Gas, the city, and their own files.

For condo associations: we test and certify unit by unit, work through your management company, and schedule around residents. For landlords: tenant-reported smells get same-day response with written findings.