Gas Lines
Gas Line Installation & Repair in San Ramon & the Tri-Valley
Gas lines don't leave much room for error. We install new gas lines for water heaters, ranges, dryers, and outdoor appliances, extend existing lines, and repair damaged or aging pipe — all to code, with pressure testing before we call the job done.
If you smell gas right now, that's not a call-us-first situation — leave the area, call your gas utility or 911, and let them clear it before anyone goes back in. Once it's safe, we can find and fix what caused it.
What's included
- Gas line installation for new water heaters, ranges, and dryers
- Gas line extensions for outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and pool heaters
- Repair of damaged, corroded, or leaking gas lines
- Gas leak testing and pressure testing on existing lines
- Shutoff valve installation and replacement
- Code-compliant work, permitted where required
How it works
- 1Tell us what you need
A new appliance hookup, an extension, or a problem with an existing line — let us know what's going on.
- 2Inspect the line
We check the existing gas line, fittings, and pressure to see what's needed.
- 3Install or repair
We run, extend, or repair the line to code, then pressure-test it before we finish.
- 4Confirm it's safe
We verify there are no leaks before we consider the job done.
Common questions
What should I do if I smell gas in my home?
Leave the house, don't flip any light switches or use anything electrical, and call your gas utility's emergency line or 911 from a safe distance. Let them confirm it's safe before anyone goes back inside. Once it's cleared, call us to find and fix the source.
Do I need a permit to install or extend a gas line?
In most cases, yes — gas work typically requires a permit and inspection. We'll handle that as part of the job where it's required.
Can you run a gas line for a fire pit or outdoor kitchen?
Yes. We extend gas lines outdoors for fire pits, pool heaters, outdoor ranges, and similar appliances.
How do you test a gas line for leaks?
We pressure-test the line and check fittings and connections before considering the job complete. Any repair gets the same testing before we sign off.
Can you run a gas line for a new water heater?
Yes — gas line work for water heaters, including new installs and replacements, is one of the most common reasons we're out running or repairing a line.
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- Call or Text(925) 222-5590
- ServingSan Ramon & the Tri-Valley
- HoursMon–Fri6 AM – 8 PMSat–Sun9 AM – 4:30 PM
- Licensed & InsuredCA CSLB #1054446
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