GAS PIPING

We Gas Pipe anything you need to get gas to your home including (but not limited to):

• Whole Houses
• Underground
• Fire Pits
• Pool Heaters
• BBQ Outlet (Stub)

HOW DOES GAS PIPING WORK?

Gas piping systems rely on pressure to deliver natural gas. Gas flows from higher to lower pressure. After the natural gas is extracted, it travels along a highway-like system of pipes to end up in distribution systems that bring the gas into your home.

Gas runs from the distribution line, otherwise known as a mainline, into a home or other building in a service line, which the natural gas utility is responsible for maintaining. Customers are responsible for all equipment and gas supply lines downstream of this service line.

The gas passes through a pressure regulator to lower its pressure before it enters your home. The gas pressure becomes slightly higher than the air pressure when you switch on your gas furnace or stove, so the gas flows out of the burner and into the heating unit to ignite it.

GAS PIPING PROBLEMS

Problems with gas piping can lead to poor air quality, fires and even explosions. Before turning on your system or appliance for the season, call us to inspect it and make any necessary repairs to prevent issues.

COMMON SIGNS OF GAS PIPE ISSUES

• Leaks
• Improper Connections
• Rusting
• Hissing Sounds
• Rotten Egg Smell
• High-Energy Bills
• Issues With Gas Powered Appliances