Gas Appliance Hookups
Ranges, dryers, fireplaces, water heaters, and outdoor appliances: we size the line, make the connection, and pressure-test before service is restored.
Gas Line Services
Done right.
Licensed gas line installation, repair, and appliance hookups for homes and businesses in North Idaho. Safe, code-compliant natural gas work.
Licensed & insured. Owner-operated. Free estimates.
Gas Line Work Done Safe and to Code
Natural gas work is not a DIY job. New appliance hookups, upgrades for a tankless heater, or leak repairs all need licensed install and proper testing.
We install, repair, and upgrade gas lines for homes and commercial properties across North Idaho. Rough-in on new construction, retrofit runs for ranges, dryers, fireplaces, boilers, and outdoor gear: we handle the full job.
If you smell gas, leave the area and call us from somewhere safe. We respond during business hours to shut down, locate, and repair leaks the right way.
How we can help.
New Gas Line Installation
New runs for remodels, additions, and equipment upgrades. We plan routing for safety, access, and code clearance.
Gas Leak Detection & Repair
Suspected leaks get priority. We locate the issue, isolate the section, complete the repair, and verify with proper testing.
Gas System Upgrades
Older or undersized lines often cannot support tankless heaters or high-BTU appliances. We upgrade capacity so your equipment can run as designed.
New Construction Gas Rough-In
Full gas rough-in for new homes and commercial builds, coordinated with your builder and ready for inspection.
Boiler & Radiant Support
Hydronic boilers and radiant systems need a solid gas supply. We size and install lines that match your heating load.
Plan the connection with care.
Gas piping needs professional planning around the appliance, building, and fuel supply.
Signs it’s time to call
- A new gas appliance
- A remodel that moves a connection
- New construction with gas piping
How it works
Review the appliance requirements
Tell us about the property, the problem, and what you want to achieve.
Plan the piping scope
We discuss the scope, practical options, and what the existing setup means for the job.
Coordinate professional installation
Confirm the estimate and scheduling with our owner-operated team.
Helpful to have ready
- The appliance make and specifications
- The proposed location
- Existing fuel supply and project plans
Recent work
from the field.
Before we
get started.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Leave the area immediately, avoid using lights or electronics, and call us (and the gas utility if needed) from a safe location. Do not try to find the leak yourself.
Can you run a new gas line for a range, dryer, or fireplace?
Yes. We size and install new gas lines for appliances, fireplaces, and outdoor equipment, then pressure-test everything before it goes into service.
Do tankless water heaters need a gas line upgrade?
Often yes. Many tankless units need a larger gas supply than an old tank heater. We evaluate capacity and upgrade the line when required.
Are your gas installations code compliant?
Yes. We install to current Idaho plumbing and fuel-gas codes and handle required inspections.
Can you repair an existing gas leak?
Yes. Our licensed technicians locate the leak, shut down the affected section safely, and complete the repair with proper testing before restoring service.
Do you install gas lines for new construction?
Yes. We rough in gas systems for new homes and commercial builds and coordinate with your builder on layout and inspection timing.
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