When the gas company shuts off service to a La Mesa home, they have done their job, and the household is left waiting on a repair. The immediate danger is handled, but you are left with cold showers, a stove that won't light and no heat if the weather is cold, and a licensed contractor still has to make the repair. This service covers that part, the day after the emergency when the repair work starts.
A licensed contractor experienced in gas work looks for the problem, because the shutoff established that something's wrong, not what or where. In an older La Mesa home, the problem could be a loose fitting, an old run of pipe that has worn out, or a connection that has corroded. What the contractor finds is explained in plain English, the options are laid out clearly, and on your approval the repair is done and finished with a pressure test to show the system holds.
Planned gas work is handled the same way, with new appliance connections, relocated lines and the outdoor line for a built in grill each installed and tested before anything is turned on. Every gas job here is done by a licensed contractor who works carefully and checks the work. From the shutoff back to a fully working house, it starts with one phone call, and the contractor handles the repair from there.
