Gas line work requires expertise, proper licensing, and strict attention to safety. Whether you're dealing with a potential gas leak, need a new line for an appliance, or want to convert from electric to gas, we handle it safely and to code. All our gas work is permitted, inspected, and backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty.
What We Handle
Our Process
Safety First
For suspected leaks, we ensure your family's safety first, then use electronic detection to locate the problem.
Assess
We evaluate the scope of work, check existing gas pressure, and plan the installation or repair.
Install/Repair
All work is performed to code with proper materials, connections, and support.
Test & Certify
We pressure test all connections, check for leaks, and ensure proper operation before leaving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Warning signs include: rotten egg or sulfur smell (added to natural gas for detection), hissing sound near gas lines or appliances, dead vegetation near gas lines, and higher-than-normal gas bills. If you smell gas strongly, leave immediately and call 911.
No. Arizona requires licensed contractors for gas line work, and permits are mandatory. Improper gas work is extremely dangerous, it can cause explosions, fires, and carbon monoxide poisoning. Always hire a licensed professional.
We can extend your existing gas line to a new location for a gas range, dryer, outdoor grill, fire pit, or pool heater. We handle permits, run the new line, install the shutoff valve, and connect your appliance.
Gas is often more economical for water heaters and dryers in Phoenix, and many prefer gas ranges for cooking. The cost of running a gas line is typically recouped through lower utility bills within a few years. We can advise on whether conversion makes sense for your situation.
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency gas service. However, if you smell a strong gas odor, leave your home immediately without operating light switches or electronics, and call 911 first. Once the area is safe, call us for repair.