Red Tag Rescue:

Gas Line Corrections

If you’ve got a red-tagged gas line—don’t panic. We’ll fix it. Fast. Safe. By the book. No excuses. We diagnose a red‑tag issue quickly, then correct it—whether it’s minor tweaks or full repairs. We bring your system back up to code and make sure every fix is done right.

When you receive a red tag on your gas line, it will indicate one of two types of warnings: Type A or Type B.

Why Homeowners Call East Hook.

Certified & Licensed Crew — G2 & G3 techs only.

  1. Zero Guesswork — Full inspection, soap & pressure tests, no corners cut.

  2. Straight Talk Prices — We’ll explain what’s wrong & why and what it costs before touching anything.

  3. Code-Checked Work — Meets or beats Ontario’s B149 Gas Code.

How We Fix It

  1. You call or text us your red tag.

  2. Schedule a time convenient for both of us.

  3. We inspect the tag and system & the reason for the red tag.

  4. We give you options and price upfront.

  5. We do the work: Up to and exceeding code. Tested & verified.

  6. We submit all paperwork right away—or call Enbridge if needed—to get your gas back.

  7. You get gas restored—usually within 24–48 hours.

Bottom Line

Red tags aren’t something to wait on. They’re serious. If you get one—call us. We’ll sort it. No fluff. No delays. Real fixes. Always putting the homeowner first.

GAS CORRECTIONS FAQs:

Everything You Need to Know ABOUT RED TAG CORRECTIONS

  • Corrections are generally documented and submitted to Enbridge. This submission often includes details of the repairs performed, along with any required supporting documentation.

  • No. Gas system corrections require specialized knowledge and must be performed by licensed professionals. Attempting to do the work yourself could result in unsafe conditions and may violate local codes.

  • If you believe the red tag notice was issued in error, you should contact Enbridge to discuss the issue. It’s also a good idea to consult with a licensed gas technician who can assess your system and provide professional advice.

  • Timeliness depends on the type of red tag:

    • Type A: Corrections should be made immediately, generally within 24 to 48 hours.

    • Type B: These should typically be addressed within 30 days. Regardless, it's best to correct any issues as soon as possible to ensure safety and compliance.

  • For red tag corrections, you should contact a certified gas technician or your preferred company.

    They can assess your situation, perform the necessary repairs, and guide you through the process to ensure that your gas system is safe and compliant.

    If you have any other questions or concerns about red tag corrections, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us for expert guidance.

  • The cost of a red tag correction can vary widely based on several factors, including the severity of the issues, the complexity of the repairs, and local labor rates. Minor corrections might be relatively affordable, while more extensive repairs could run the calculator. Kidding, kind-of. For an accurate estimate, it's best to have us provide a detailed quote based on your specific situation with an in person consultation.

  • Safety is our top priority. If you suspect a gas leak or experience issues with your connection, we offer prompt repair services. Just reach out immediately, and we’ll ensure your home is safe and your system is back up to code.

    If you have any more questions or need further clarification, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We're here to ensure your gas appliance connections are safe, reliable, and hassle-free!

  • The timeline for gas reactivation after a red tag correction can vary. Typically, once your certified technician completes the necessary repairs, a follow-up inspection is scheduled by the local regulatory authority or Enbridge. If the work passes inspection, service is usually restored within 24 hours to a few days. However, the exact timeframe depends on factors such as the extent of the repairs, scheduling availability for inspections, and local procedures. For the most accurate information, it's best to check directly with Enbridge and your contractor once your red tag correction is complete.