
Backflow Prevention
Backflow prevention device installation, testing, and repair that protects your drinking water supply.
- Device install and testing
- Annual certification
- Protects drinking water

Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches installs, repairs, and leak-tests natural gas and propane lines across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County. If you ever smell gas, leave the house and call 911 or your gas utility first—then call us to find, fix, and pressure-test the line to code.
A rotten-egg or sulfur smell, a hissing sound near a line or appliance, dead grass over a buried pipe, an unexplained jump in your gas bill, or a pilot light that won't stay lit all point to a leak or failing line. If you smell gas, leave and call 911 or your utility before anything else.
A gas leak is never a wait-and-see problem—if you smell it, get everyone out and call 911 or your gas utility before you call a plumber.
Utilities add that odor to gas on purpose. If you smell it indoors or outside near a line, leave and call 911 or your gas company first.
A faint hiss at a fitting, meter, or appliance connection means gas is escaping under pressure and the line needs testing right away.
Yellow, dead, or discolored vegetation in a line over a buried gas pipe can signal an underground leak corroding the line.
A pilot that keeps going out or a gas bill that spikes with no change in use often traces back to a leak or a failing line.
Gas line work is not a DIY or handyman job—it is life-safety work that must be permitted, done to code, and pressure-tested afterward. Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches is a locally owned company that treats every gas line the way the code requires.
Palm Springs sits in humid, salty coastal air, and that moisture is hard on gas piping—especially outdoor and underground runs feeding pool heaters, generators, and outdoor kitchens. Corrosion at fittings and along buried steel is one of the most common reasons a line starts to leak here.
We locate the fault, repair or replace the affected section with the right material, pull the proper permit, and finish with a pressure and leak test before the gas goes back on—so the fix is safe and verifiable, not a guess.
Drain Masters locates the problem, repairs or replaces the failing line or fitting, and pressure-tests the piping before restoring gas. We also run new lines to add or relocate an appliance, all done under permit and finished with a documented leak test so you know the system is tight.
Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches holds a 5.0-star rating across 6 Google reviews from Palm Springs-area customers. For safety-critical work like gas lines, that track record matters—read the reviews on our Google Business Profile, or leave your own after we finish your job.
Some crews will patch a gas line and leave without testing it. Drain Masters treats gas as life-safety work—we permit the job, build to code, and pressure-test the line before restoring service, so the fix is safe and provable, not a shortcut.
Leave the house right away and take everyone with you. Do not flip light switches, use your phone indoors, or light anything. Once you are safely outside and away, call 911 or your gas utility first so they can shut off supply. After the area is made safe, call Drain Masters to locate, repair, and pressure-test the line.
Yes. Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches repairs and installs both natural gas and propane lines throughout Palm Springs and Palm Beach County. We service lines feeding water heaters, ranges and cooktops, dryers, outdoor kitchens and grills, pool heaters, and standby generators, and we leak-test every line before restoring service.
Yes, and it matters. Gas line repair and installation are code-regulated life-safety work in Florida, so we pull the required permit and build to the fuel-gas code. That keeps the job inspectable and safe, and it protects the value of your home. Unpermitted gas work creates real hazards and problems when you sell the home.
Absolutely. We extend or run new gas lines for ranges, cooktops, dryers, pool heaters, generators, and outdoor kitchens across the Palm Beaches. We size the line for the appliance's demand, install it to code under permit, and pressure-test the whole run so your new appliance gets safe, reliable fuel.
The humid, salty coastal air here is tough on gas piping. Corrosion at fittings and along outdoor or buried lines is common, especially on older steel. Physical damage from digging or ground settling, loose or faulty connections, and simple age all cause leaks too. We find the real cause instead of just patching the symptom.
We prove it. After any repair or new installation, we pressure-test the piping and leak-check every connection before we turn the gas back on. Only once the line holds pressure do we restore service, relight appliances, and confirm everything is tight. You get work that is tested and verifiable, not taken on faith.
Smell gas? Leave and call 911 or your utility first. For repairs, new lines, and leak testing, Drain Masters of the Palm Beaches does permitted, pressure-tested gas work to code—call now or request a free estimate across Palm Springs and Palm Beach County.