Gas Line Plumbing
Safe gas line installation, repair, and leak checks for your home's appliances.
- Licensed · ROC 333866
- 2-Yr Workmanship Warranty
- Flat-Rate · $149 Applied
Gas work is serious — leave it to a licensed pro
Gas lines are not a DIY job. As a licensed plumbing contractor (ROC 333866), we install, repair, and test residential gas lines to code. From hooking up a new range or water heater to running a line for a fire pit or BBQ, we do it safely and pull permits where required.
What we do
- New gas line installation and extensions
- Appliance hookups — ranges, water heaters, dryers, fire pits, BBQ stub-outs
- Gas leak detection and repair
- Pressure testing and code-compliant, permitted work
What every homeowner should know about gas lines
What causes gas line problems
Gas issues usually come from corroded or aging pipe, loose or improper connections, or lines that were undersized for appliances added later. Any new gas appliance needs a properly sized, code-compliant line and connection.
When to call a plumber
Call to add or move a gas line; hook up a new range, water heater, dryer, fire pit, or BBQ stub-out; or if an appliance isn’t getting enough gas. Gas work should always be done by a licensed contractor and permitted where required.
Is it an emergency?
Yes — if you smell gas (a rotten-egg odor), hear hissing, or feel lightheaded, leave the home immediately and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Don’t flip switches or light anything. Once it’s safe, we’ll locate and repair the leak.
How to prevent it
Have new appliance hookups done professionally, don’t overload an existing line, and if your home is older, have your gas lines inspected so small problems are caught before they become dangerous.
Gas Plumbing FAQs
I think I smell gas — what should I do?
If you smell gas, leave the home right away and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Once it’s safe, we can locate and repair the leak.
Do you pull permits for gas work?
Yes. Gas work is done to code and permitted where required — it’s about your family’s safety, not cutting corners.
What appliances can you connect?
Ranges, water heaters, dryers, fire pits, patio heaters, and BBQ stub-outs, among others.
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Serving the East Valley
Based in Mesa, we serve homeowners across the East Valley — plus nearby communities just east of the Loop 101 and SR-51. Not sure if you’re in our area? Give us a call.
Need gas line work done safely?
Schedule online or call (480) 331-2446. Licensed, code-compliant gas plumbing for your home.