Gas Lines

Here are the steps we follow to ensure your safety:

• Assessment: Evaluate the intended location and purpose of the gas line.
• Permitting: Obtain necessary permits and ensure compliance with local regulations.
• Planning: Determine the route and size of the gas line based on appliance needs and building codes.
• Preparation: Excavate trenches or create access points for the gas line installation.
• Pipe Installation: Lay and secure the gas pipe, ensuring proper sizing and connections.
• Testing: Conduct pressure tests to check for leaks and ensure system integrity.
• Inspection: Schedule and pass inspection by local authorities or gas utility providers.
• Connection: Connect the gas line to the main supply or existing lines.
• Sealing: Seal connections and joints with approved materials to prevent leaks.
• Safety: Educate occupants on gas safety protocols and emergency procedures.

Materials commonly used for installing gas lines include:

1. Black Steel Pipe: Resistant to corrosion and suitable for underground installations.
2. Flexible Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing (CSST): Flexible and easy to install, ideal for retrofitting existing structures.
3. Polyethylene (PE) Pipe: Lightweight and flexible, used for underground gas lines.
4. Copper Tubing: Durable and corrosion-resistant, often used for interior gas lines.
5. Fittings: Couplings, elbows, tees, and valves made of brass or steel to connect and control the flow of gas within the system.

We handle both natural gas and propane lines, offering comprehensive services including installation, repair, and maintenance for residential and commercial properties. Whether you need new gas lines for appliances or repairs on existing lines, our team is equipped to ensure safe and reliable service.

Gas leaks often produce a distinct rotten egg odor due to added chemicals like mercaptan. You might also hear a hissing sound near gas appliances or notice unexplained dead spots in your lawn, indicating an underground leak. A sudden spike in your gas bill without an increase in usage is another potential sign. If you notice any of these signs, it’s crucial to act immediately to prevent hazards.

If you suspect a gas leak, prioritize safety by evacuating your home immediately. Avoid using any electrical devices, including lights and phones, as they can ignite gas. Once you’re safely outside, contact emergency services and your gas provider. After the immediate danger is addressed, contact us for professional leak detection and repair to restore safety.

To maintain safety, it’s recommended to have your gas lines inspected annually. Regular inspections can detect early signs of wear or potential leaks, preventing dangerous situations. Our thorough inspection process ensures that all connections, joints, and lines are secure and functioning properly.

Absolutely! Whether you're adding a new stove, dryer, or outdoor grill, we can install the necessary gas lines. We ensure that all connections meet safety standards and local codes, providing you with peace of mind that your new appliances are operating safely and efficiently.

Gas line installations generally require specific permits to ensure the work meets all safety regulations. Our team will manage the entire permitting process, from application to final inspection, ensuring your project is fully compliant with local laws and safety standards.

If you’re remodeling or need to move appliances, we can safely relocate your gas lines. This process involves carefully disconnecting and rerouting the lines to the new location, ensuring that everything is securely connected and meets safety standards.