Catching a whiff of rotten eggs near the stove or worrying about hooking up a new gas appliance can leave anyone feeling uneasy, and gas is one of those things you really don't want to guess about. Empire Plumbing Solutions takes that worry off your shoulders with safe, reliable gas line services in Riverside, CA, and the surrounding areas, handling the work carefully so your home stays secure. We show up, figure out what's going on, and walk you through it in plain language, keeping safety front and center every step of the way.
Located in Riverside, CA, Empire Plumbing Solutions is a licensed plumbing contractor serving homeowners throughout nearby communities. Our team handles the full range of gas line work, from locating leaks to installing new lines for appliances, always with an eye on safety and compliance. Backed by more than 30 years in the trade, we bring the steady hand and experience this kind of work calls for.

Natural gas gets a sulfur-like, rotten-egg scent added to it on purpose, so that faint smell near an appliance or along a wall is your first clue something's off. Other signs include a hissing sound near a gas line, a pilot light that keeps blowing out, dead patches of grass over a buried line, or feeling lightheaded and queasy indoors for no obvious reason. Any of these is worth taking seriously right away.
The causes usually trace back to age, wear, or a bad connection somewhere in the system. Older lines corrode over time, fittings loosen as a house settles, and a joint that wasn't properly sealed during an appliance installation can slowly leak gas. Physical damage plays a role too, like a line nicked during a yard project or a hookup that's come loose behind the stove. Whatever the source, a leak won't fix itself, and letting it linger puts your household at real risk.
When you call Empire Plumbing Solutions, one of our gas line plumbers comes out and starts with gas leak detection to pinpoint exactly where the gas is escaping, rather than poking around blindly. Once we've found it, our licensed plumber walks you through what's happening and lays out the fix, whether that means sealing a connection, handling gas line repairs on a worn section, or moving to gas line replacement if the pipe is in rough shape. Before we call it done, we run a pressure test to confirm the whole system is holding tight and there are no lingering leaks anywhere along the line.
When we're done, you get a gas system you can stop worrying about, with everything sealed, tested, and running the way it should. The smell is gone, your appliances work safely, and your family can breathe easy again. That peace of mind is exactly what careful gas work should give you, and it's why leaning on a seasoned gasfitter like us for this kind of job is always the smart move.
From urgent leaks to fresh installs, here's an overview of how we help keep your gas system safe and running smoothly.

Connecting a new range, dryer, or water heater to gas takes careful hand to get right and keep safe. Our team properly connects it, checks for leaks, and confirms the appliance is getting the flow it needs.
Some situations simply can't wait, and a suspected leak is right at the top of that list. When you catch that telltale smell and need help fast, our crew responds quickly to find the source and make things safe.
Finding a leak takes more than a good nose, and that's where our tools and training come in. By carefully checking lines and connections, we locate exactly where gas is escaping so the fix hits the mark.
A worn or damaged line doesn't necessarily mean replacing the entire system. Often, a targeted repair is sufficient. We locate the trouble spot, fix it properly, and test the result to ensure it holds.
Running a new line, whether for an addition, an outdoor kitchen, or a new appliance, requires careful planning. Our team handles the gas line installation from start to finish, sizing and routing the line so it delivers safely and meets code.
When a line is too corroded or damaged to patch safely, replacing it is the responsible course of action. Our crew removes the old pipe and installs a new one that will last for years to come.
Confirming a system holds tight is a key part of any gas work, and that's what pressure testing is for. After a repair or installation, we run a test to ensure there are no leaks anywhere along the line. Wrapping up with a thorough gas line inspection gives you the reassurance that everything is sealed and safe.
A leak tucked behind a wall or under the concrete can run for weeks before you ever catch on, usually once the water bill or a damp floor gives it away. We handle leak detection and slab leak repair using electronic tools to locate the source, then patch pinhole leaks, bad water lines, and address trouble spots below the foundation.
Cold water at the worst possible moment is usually the first sign your heater is on its way out. From repairs and yearly upkeep to brand-new installs, our water heater services keep the hot water running on gas and electric models, tank or tankless.
The plumbing in an older place tends to grumble through discolored water, sluggish pressure, and leaks that crop up in fresh spots. Our repiping and water line services replace worn-out pipes with durable copper or cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) and cover the main line that supplies water to your home.
Your sewer line has a way of complaining loudly, whether through backed-up drains, gurgling sounds, or an odor that won't quit. We tackle sewer line repair and replacement using trenchless methods and pipe bursting whenever possible, keeping the shovel work in your yard to a minimum.
The everyday plumbing stuff has a way of piling onto your list, whether it's a faucet that keeps dripping or a disposal that finally gave out. Our general plumbing services cover routine fixes: repairs, clogged drains, new fixtures, and pipework throughout the home.
Homeowners around Riverside trust us with the work that leaves no room for shortcuts, and here's what stands behind every gas job we take.
More than 30 years on the job have given our licensed and insured team the skill to handle gas work carefully and correctly, and we bring that same attention to every call.
Gas repairs can pop up without warning, so we offer financing options to keep costs manageable.
Veterans and active service members can take 10% off their qualifying service, just by mentioning it during the initial consultation.
Standing firmly behind our work, we include a one-year labor warranty, honor applicable manufacturer warranties, and add a 30-day warranty on drain cleaning.
Yes, a licensed plumber or gasfitter can install a new gas line for appliances like stoves, dryers, water heaters, fireplaces, and outdoor equipment. A gas line installation should include proper sizing, safe connections, pressure testing, and code-friendly workmanship.
You may have a gas leak if you smell rotten eggs, hear hissing near a gas line, see dead plants near an outdoor line, or feel dizzy or sick inside the home. Leave the area, avoid flames and switches, and call for gas leak detection from a safe location.
Yes, a suspected gas leak can be an emergency because gas can create serious fire, explosion, and health risks. If you smell gas or suspect a leak, get out first, then contact the gas company or a plumber who provides emergency gas leak response.
A gas line inspection usually checks visible piping, fittings, appliance connections, shutoff valves, and possible leak points. A plumber may also perform pressure testing or gas leak detection to help confirm whether the gas line service needs repair, replacement, or a safer connection.
Call a licensed plumber, gasfitter, or plumbing company that provides gas line services, including gas line repairs, gas line replacement, gas line inspection, and appliance hookups. Gas line plumbers understand how to work around gas safely, which matters a whole lot more than saving a few bucks on a shortcut.
FAQs reviewed by Rene Perez, owner of Empire Plumbing Solutions, an experienced and licensed plumber in California.
Call us now and let's make sure your gas system is sealed, safe, and running right.