Gas Leak Detection in Frisco

Are you worried about a potential gas leak in your Frisco home?

Have you noticed a persistent smell of gas, even when appliances are off? Are your gas bills unusually high, despite no change in usage? Do you hear hissing sounds near gas lines or appliances?

At Mother Modern Plumbing, we understand the urgency and stress a suspected gas leak can cause. Our expert, licensed plumbers are equipped with the latest technology to accurately detect and swiftly repair gas leaks, ensuring your safety and peace of mind. With our flat-rate pricing and commitment to permanent solutions, you can trust us to provide clear, reliable service without any hidden costs or unnecessary upsells. We educate homeowners without overwhelming them.

With a combined 98 years of plumbing experience, Mother Modern Plumbing is dedicated to transparency, precision, and care in every service we provide. We’re local, not corporate, and we treat every home as if it were our own.

Common signs of a gas leak:  

• The smell of sulfur (rotten eggs)
• Hissing or whistling sounds near gas lines
• Dead or discolored vegetation near gas lines
• Physical symptoms like nausea or dizziness
• Unusually high gas bills

Don't wait until a small leak becomes a major hazard. Contact Mother Modern Plumbing today to schedule your service and protect your home and family.

Chapel Creek

Located in west Frisco off Parkwood Boulevard between Stonebrook Parkway and Wade Boulevard, near Preston Road, this luxury community features custom estate homes built primarily from 2002 through the mid-2010s. With properties ranging from 4,000 to over 6,000 square feet on quarter-acre to one-acre lots, these homes now span from 10-22+ years old, creating a range of plumbing infrastructure ages. Older homes from the early 2000s typically feature copper plumbing that may be experiencing pinhole leaks and corrosion, making whole-home pipe replacement increasingly common. Original water heaters from the 2002-2008 era are long past their service life, and we regularly help homeowners upgrade to efficient tankless water heater systems for these expansive properties. The extensive landscaping along Stewart Creek and throughout the hike-and-bike trails can contribute to sewer line root intrusion, requiring periodic hydro-jetting to maintain proper drainage. Many luxury homeowners also invest in electronic leak detection systems and whole-house water softeners to protect their high-end fixtures from Frisco's hard water effects.

Northridge

Positioned in west Frisco with homes built between 2001 and 2006, this well-established family-friendly community features approximately 450 properties ranging from 1,800 to 3,000 square feet. With homes now 18-23+ years old, this neighborhood represents early 2000s construction with plumbing systems that have significantly aged beyond typical service lifespans. Original copper supply lines are experiencing common age-related issues like pinhole leaks, and many long-term homeowners are opting for whole-home pipe replacement to modernize their infrastructure. With homes well past the 10-15 year mark for original equipment, water heater replacement has become essential, and we regularly help residents upgrade to tankless water heater systems for improved efficiency. The mature trees that line the streets and give this neighborhood its character contribute to sewer line root intrusion, making hydro-jetting services and drain cleaning frequently needed. The community pool and playground amenities also mean plumbing inspections are valuable during property transactions, and many homeowners invest in electronic leak detection to catch problems early.

Trails of Frisco

This established master-planned community in west Frisco wraps around The Trails of Frisco Golf Club and features approximately 1,300 homes built between 1998 and 2008. With properties now 16-26+ years old, this neighborhood represents late-1990s and early-2000s construction with plumbing systems that have exceeded their typical service life. Homes from the original 1998-2003 phase commonly feature aging copper supply lines prone to pinhole leaks and corrosion, and many residents are opting for whole-home pipe replacement to modernize their plumbing infrastructure. Original water heaters are decades past replacement age, making upgrades to tankless water heater systems essential for these 2,000-5,000 square foot properties. The mature landscaping, tree-lined streets, and proximity to the golf course irrigation contribute to sewer line root intrusion, and we frequently provide hydro-jetting services to maintain proper drainage. The community's two outdoor pools, tennis courts, parks, and extensive walking trails require robust plumbing infrastructure, and we assist residents with water line repair and plumbing inspections to protect property values. Many homeowners also benefit from electronic leak detection to identify hidden issues before they cause extensive damage.