We handle gas line work from the meter to every appliance in your home.
Gas line work isn't something you cut corners on. Whether you're hooking up a new stove, running a line to a backyard grill, connecting a fireplace, or dealing with a suspected leak, it needs to be done by someone licensed, insured, and experienced with gas piping.
We handle residential gas line installation, repair, and leak detection from the meter to the appliance. We don't work on city or county supply lines, our scope covers everything on your side of the meter.

Leave your home immediately. Avoid using light switches, phones, or open flames inside, as these may disrupt gas leak detection. Once you are in a safe location outside, call 911 or your gas utility to report concerns about your appliance gas hookups or any necessary gas line work.

Leave your home immediately. Avoid using light switches, phones, or open flames inside, as these may disrupt gas leak detection. Once you are in a safe location outside, call 911 or your gas utility to report concerns about your appliance gas hookups or any necessary gas line work.
Yes. We provide appliance gas hookups by running new gas lines from your existing supply to outdoor grills, built-in BBQs, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens. With our gas line work, you won't have to deal with propane tank swaps anymore; a direct line ensures you're always ready to cook. Plus, we prioritize safety with comprehensive gas leak detection services.
Leave immediately. Do not flip switches, light matches, or use your phone inside, as these actions can compromise gas leak detection. Once you're safely outside, call 911 or your gas utility to report the situation. After the area is cleared and deemed safe, our team can conduct gas line work to locate and repair the leak, especially around appliance gas hookups.
Yes, gas line work, including installation and repair, requires proper licensing and insurance. This is crucial because improper gas work can lead to dangerous situations such as leaks, carbon monoxide exposure, fire, or explosion. Additionally, ensuring safe appliance gas hookups is essential, making this a task that should not be attempted as a DIY job. Professional gas leak detection is the safest approach.
Absolutely. If there's an existing gas line in the right location, appliance gas hookups become a straightforward connection. If you're converting from electric to gas or the gas line work involves extending the line, we handle that too, including the shutoff valve and gas leak detection.
Natural gas is odorless on its own, but utility companies add a chemical called mercaptan that emits a smell akin to rotten eggs or sulfur. If you catch a whiff of that odor—even faintly—take it seriously, as it may indicate a gas leak. It's crucial for safety that you regularly check appliance gas hookups and ensure that proper gas leak detection measures are in place. For any gas line work, always consult a professional.
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