How to Know if There’s a Gas Leak?

Smell a strong sulfur or rotten egg odor

Hear a hissing or whistling sound near gas lines or appliances

See a white cloud, dust, or bubbles in standing water near a gas line

Notice dead or dying vegetation over or near buried gas lines

Feel dizziness, nausea, headache, or fatigue indoors

Notice unusual breathing difficulty or eye, nose, or throat irritation

See pilot lights going out unexpectedly

Notice gas appliances not working properly

Check for an unusually high gas bill without increased use

Use a gas detector or methane alarm if available

Evacuate immediately if you suspect a leak

Avoid using switches, phones, flames, or anything that could spark

Call emergency services or the gas utility from a safe location

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