In Powder Springs, natural gas comes through the Austell Gas System, so a gas smell means leave the house and call Austell Gas at 770-948-1841 (OPT. 1) or 911 from outside. For appliance lines, repairs and testing past the meter, call the number on this page to be connected with a local plumber in Powder Springs.

Things that point to a gas issue
- A sulfur odor in the house. Leave first. Call from outside.
- A hiss near the meter or a buried line entering the house
- Burner flames that are yellow or uneven
- Soot or scorch marks near appliance vents
- A pilot light that goes out repeatedly
- A sudden change in your gas usage
The odor is the one sign that calls for leaving right away. The others deserve a plumber visit soon, since small leaks at fittings rarely fix themselves and can worsen as pipes expand and contract with the seasons.
Gas service in Powder Springs
Powder Springs is a southwest Cobb city named for its seven springs, with a small downtown ringed by subdivisions built mostly since the 1980s. Its gas does not come from Atlanta Gas Light. The Austell Gas System, the municipal system owned by the City of Austell, lists Powder Springs as a served city, and its franchise area includes territory granted by Powder Springs. Leaks go to Austell Gas at 770-948-1841, option 1, or 911.
The homes are mostly newer. Census survey data put the median build year at 1996, with about 15% built before 1980. That means many houses have flexible stainless tubing that needs a bonding connection, plus older black iron in the original downtown area.
The City of Powder Springs requires permits for all new structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical or gas work, residential or commercial. Its Community Development office is at 4483 Pineview Drive.
Because Austell Gas, not AGL, owns the meter and service line here, any work that touches the meter itself, such as a meter upgrade for a big new load, is coordinated with Austell Gas. A plumber can tell you when that step is needed.
Cost depends on
- How far the line runs from the meter
- Whether the existing piping can take another appliance
- Access through a crawl space, basement or finished space
- Outdoor runs for a grill or generator
- Permit and inspection
When you call
The number on this page connects you with an independent plumber who works on gas piping in Powder Springs. Let them know your gas comes from Austell Gas, what you want added or fixed, and whether the utility has already been out. A photo of the meter and the appliance's rating plate helps the plumber size the job before the visit.
Gas Line Services questions in Powder Springs
My bill comes from a gas marketer. Who handles a leak?
Who issues permits for gas piping work here?
What is the yellow corrugated gas tubing, and why does bonding matter?
Can gas be piped outdoors to a grill, fire pit or pool heater?
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