The smell of gas in your home should never be ignored. Natural gas is normally odorless, but utility companies add a chemical called mercaptan to give it a distinct sulfur or rotten egg smell for safety reasons. This smell is your first and most important warning sign of a potential gas leak—a hazard that can … Read more
Installing a gas appliance—whether it’s a stove, water heater, furnace, or fireplace—requires precision, technical expertise, and strict safety compliance. An improper installation can lead to gas leaks, poor performance, or even dangerous hazards like fire and carbon monoxide exposure. Choosing the right technician is the most important step in ensuring your appliance is installed safely … Read more
Carbon monoxide (CO) is often called the “silent killer” because it is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, making it impossible to detect without specialized equipment. Produced when fuels such as gas, wood, coal, or oil burn incompletely, CO can build up in enclosed spaces and pose life-threatening risks. Understanding how CO exposure happens, its effects, and … Read more
Gas is a common energy source for heating, cooking, and hot water, but it can pose serious dangers if a leak occurs. Gas leaks can lead to fire, explosion, and health hazards, including carbon monoxide poisoning. Detecting a leak early and knowing what steps to take can save lives and prevent property damage. This guide … Read more
Gas heaters are a reliable and efficient way to keep your home warm during colder months, but they also require careful use to ensure safety. Improper operation or poor maintenance can lead to hazards such as fires, gas leaks, or carbon monoxide poisoning. As a homeowner, understanding how to use and maintain your gas heater … Read more