Earthquake Gas Shutoff Valve Experts
Precise Plumbing Services has been a leading provider of local earthquake gas shutoff valves in residential homes, commercial buildings, condos, and apartment buildings for decades. If you are interested in having a valve installed, repaired, or replaced, we are the experts you want to call. We bring over 35 years of specialized experience to the Los Angeles County area.
Why should I install an emergency earthquake gas shutoff valve?
These valves—also known as seismic gas shutoff valves—provide essential peace of mind and safety for your family. Depending on your insurance provider, installing one may even lower your earthquake insurance premiums by as much as 5%.
To ensure maximum reliability, Precise Plumbing Services utilizes industry-leading Firefighter Gas Safety Products and Pacific Seismic Products. Because safety is paramount, we provide only the highest quality, most consistently reliable valves available.
Installation & Costs
Earthquake gas valves typically start at $345, including professional installation by our service team. While we offer emergency services, we strongly recommend proactive installation. In Southern California, you never know when a quake may hit; protecting your property ahead of time is the best way to safeguard your loved ones.
Our Trusted Products
Firefighter Gas Safety Products
These state-of-the-art valves automatically shut off the natural gas line during a 5.4 magnitude earthquake or greater.
Complies with Requirements: Meets all State, City, and laboratory testing standards.
Superior Design: Most compact, state-of-the-art design with the best flow on the market.
Long-Term Protection!
Pacific Seismic Products (PSP)
Pacific Seismic Products offers valves for residential, commercial, and industrial use. These valves are designed to prevent gas flow into potentially damaged structures, reducing the risk of fire or explosion.
Self-Sufficient: Designed to remain closed until manually reset; requires no internal or external electrical power.
Precision Engineering: Uses an acceleration-sensitive trigger mechanism (steel ball on a tapered support) to trip the valve during horizontal seismic motion.
Status Indicators: Features a built-in sight glass to easily verify if the valve is "Open" or "Closed."