Gas Leak Detection

Gas leak detection in commercial and residential settings is vital for maintaining a safe, efficient building. Upkeeone provides gas leak detection services. A gas leak is a severe hazard. Difficult to find gas leaks can be fatal if not addressed promptly and it can cause harm to people, buildings and the environment. Finding gas leak can help to reduce these risks.

Upkeepone is a unique gas leak detection and monitoring solution for uninsurable risk locations within the built environment.

At Upkeepone, the team is equipped to spot and correct any leaks or gas lines that need to be repaired. Upkeepone provides all maintenance tips that will ensure your safety. Upkeepone’s services extend to non-domestic and domestic properties.

• Upkeepone uses the latest leak detection equipment.
• Engineers at Upkeepone use more than one method of leak detection to enable them to find and accurately locate leaks.
• Fully insured.
• Qualified gas safe engineers.
• Fixed price guaranteed.

Services

Gas appliances leak detection and repairs
General gas leak repair
Gas Safety Certificate 
Pipe leak repair
Valve leak repair
Gas fire leak repair
Gas boiler leak detection and repair
Gas appliance installation
Boiler service
Cooker leak detection and repair
Cooker installation
Boiler replacement
Much more, contact Upkeepone now.

What is gas leak detection?

Gas leak detection is the process of recognising gas leaks in the home using a combustible gas leak detector.

Will a carbon monoxide detector detect a gas leak?

No, Carbon monoxide (CO) is very different from natural gas ( methane ) and cannot be detected with the same sensor. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a toxic gas produced when fuel is burned in the presence of low levels of oxygen. Carbon monoxide is very different from natural gas ( methane ) and cannot be detected with the same sensor. So, a carbon monoxide detector cannot detect a natural gas leak.

How do you check if there is a gas leak in the house?

Something smells off. This is one of the first signs-If there’s a garlic-like smell or an unusual smell of rotten eggs, you may have a gas leak.
Hissing or blowing Sound.
Discoloured or dead plants.
Bubbles in standing water.

How do you detect a gas leak?

Use a good gas leak detector to find the leak.

What do I do if I smell gas in my house? / What to do if you smell gas:

If you can smell gas and you think you have a gas leak, you should leave the building and call the National Gas Emergencies. Their phone number: 0800 111 999.

If you can do things safely, follow the tips below:

Very slight gas odour-

If you can do it safely, turn off your gas supply. The ECV ( Emergency control valve) / mains gas tap should be beside your gas meter.
Open up windows.
Make sure pilot lights are off.
Call the National Gas Emergencies and follow their instructions.
Strong gas odour-

Immediately exit the building.
If you can do it safely, turn off your gas supply.
DO NOT turn lights on or off, any appliances . Do not use the doorbell, use the phone, light any matches, use the doorbell, or take the elevator.
Call the National Gas Emergencies.
Notify neighbours of the situation and advise them to evacuate.

Is a small gas leak dangerous?

It is dangerous because natural gas is flammable, which means that if there’s a flame or even a spark in the area of the gas leak, it could cause a fire or explosion.

Is it normal to smell a little gas near the stove?

It may be not that serious but it is not normal, and any gas in the room should dissipate fairly quickly.

Can you smell gas from a pilot light?

Yes. A little gas will escape as the pilot and burners light on your heat or appliance.

How long should I air out my house after a gas leak?

It would be best if you let the building ventilate for a few hours to ensure all the gas is out.