Gas Line Installation & Repair
Natural gas lines run, repaired, and leak-tested safely to code.
Natural gas is convenient and efficient, but the plumbing that delivers it has to be done right — every joint tightened and leak-tested, every line properly sized for the appliances it feeds. Whether you're adding a gas fireplace, running a line to a new range or dryer, relocating an outdoor grill, or repairing a line that's failed an inspection, the work is handled by the owner personally with a pressure test to confirm the system is sound before it's put back in service.
Signs You Need Gas Line Installation & Repair
- A faint sulfur or "rotten egg" smell near a line or appliance — treat this as urgent and call the gas utility first if it's strong.
- A failed gas inspection on a line or appliance connection.
- A new gas appliance (range, dryer, fireplace, grill, heater) that needs a line run to it.
- An existing line that needs to be relocated or extended during a remodel.
- Yellow or flickering flames on a gas appliance that should burn blue.
How We Approach It
Credentials: Dennis is a Utah Licensed Master Plumber and a Rocky Mountain Gas Association (RMGA) Certified Technician, so your gas line is run, repaired, and leak-tested by a certified gas professional.
- 1Plan the route and size the line for the total gas load — undersized lines cause poor appliance performance.
- 2Run and connect using approved materials and fittings, properly secured and accessible.
- 3Pressure-test the assembly and soap-test every joint to confirm zero leakage before turning gas on.
- 4Coordinate shutoff and relight, and walk you through the new connections and shutoff location.
Pricing & Honesty
Gas line work is quoted as a fixed price for the run, materials, and leak testing — stated up front once the route and load are clear. Because it's safety work we don't cut corners to hit a number, but you'll know the full cost before we begin, not after.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you certified to work on gas lines?
Yes. Dennis is a Utah Licensed Master Plumber and a Rocky Mountain Gas Association (RMGA) Certified Technician, so your gas line is run, repaired, and leak-tested by a certified gas professional.
I smell gas — what do I do?
Treat a strong sulfur or rotten-egg smell as urgent and call your gas utility first. For a faint smell near a line or appliance, call us and we'll pressure-test and soap-test every joint to find and fix the source.
Can you run a gas line to a new fireplace or grill?
Yes. We size the line for the total gas load, run it with approved materials, and pressure-test the whole assembly to confirm zero leakage before the gas is turned back on.
Need a Plumber in Brigham City or Perry?
Call the owner directly or request a quote online. Evening and weekend appointments are available.