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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Gas line leak, repair or replace?
I bought a property that needed a gas line pressure test. My plumber says they've repaired multiple leaks, but that every time they pressurize the line, a new leak comes up. Now they say to replace the whole line, which is another $4k on addition to the $600 already spent patching it.
Any suggestions to avoid this huge cost?
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Go electric!!!otherwise replace the line after a few more quotes . The gas line is one repair you do not want to take a chance on.