Gas Line Installation
Gas line installation and repair for stoves, fireplaces, and outdoor appliances.
Adding a gas stove, a fireplace, or an outdoor appliance like a BBQ hookup or fire pit means running a new gas line to it — work that needs to be done correctly given what's actually flowing through the pipe. We install new gas lines and repair existing ones.
Common gas line work includes running a new line to a kitchen for a gas range, connecting a gas fireplace insert, adding an outdoor line for a BBQ or patio heater, and repairing or relocating existing lines during a renovation.
Gas line work has to meet code requirements for pipe sizing, material, and pressure testing before it's put into service — this isn't an area where a rough approximation is good enough, given the consequences of it being wrong.
If you smell gas, that's not a call-and-wait situation — leave the area, don't operate any switches or open flames, and contact your gas utility's emergency line before anything else.
Frequently asked questions
- Can you add a gas line for a stove I'm installing?
- Yes — running a new gas line to a kitchen for a range is one of the more common gas line jobs we do, sized and installed to meet current code.
- Do you install outdoor gas lines for BBQs or fire pits?
- Yes, including running a dedicated line and shutoff valve for an outdoor appliance.
- What should I do if I smell gas in my home?
- Leave the area immediately, don't operate any light switches, appliances, or open flames, and contact your gas utility's emergency line right away — that's a safety issue that takes priority over a regular service call.
- Is gas line work inspected?
- Gas work is subject to code requirements including pressure testing before it's put into service — we don't treat this as optional given what's at stake if it's done incorrectly.
Gas Line Installation — serving Saskatoon and area
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