This part matters more than people realize. Every appliance adds demand, and if the system isn’t sized right you’ll feel it — weak flames, inconsistent performance, or issues down the road. We calculate what your home actually needs, map a clean route, and recommend the right material for the job — black iron, CSST, or underground PE depending on the project.

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Bottom line: we don’t do “close enough.” We do “works the way it’s supposed to.”

We also try not to turn your house into a construction zone. We plan ahead, keep cuts clean, route lines neatly, label shutoffs, and make sure things are placed logically (so future service doesn’t become a nightmare).

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If it’s an exterior or underground run, we’ll handle the permitting side and coordinate utility mark-outs so nobody’s digging blind.

A lot of gas projects start with “we’re adding one new appliance,” and then we find out the existing line is undersized, outdated, or just not in great shape. We’ll inspect what you already have, point out the weak spots, and upgrade what needs upgrading — so you’re not stacking risk on top of risk.

We can also help with preventative checks and corrosion issues, especially in older setups.

If you smell gas or think there’s a leak, don’t wait. Call your utility immediately — then call us. We’re on call to help make things safe, run leak detection and pressure tests, and repair the issue properly so you’re not left wondering if it’s “really fixed.”