Gas leak repair, gas pipe replacement and new gas lines for Loveland homes
Call (970) 703-7417 NowGas odor in the house? Leave immediately without flipping switches or starting a car in an attached garage. From outside, call 911 or your natural gas provider. Once they've made the home safe, we take care of repairs to the piping inside your property.
Gas leaks in a house usually come from threaded joints that have loosened, worn appliance connectors, corroded pipe in a damp crawlspace, or a fitting that was disturbed during remodeling. We put a gauge on the system to see whether pressure drops, then a combustible-gas sniffer and soapy solution show us which joint, and that part gets replaced.
Adding a gas appliance means extending the system from the meter. We plan the route, size the pipe for the total demand in the house, and install shutoffs at each appliance.
New gas piping typically needs a permit and an inspection, which we arrange. For any line run underground to a patio or outbuilding, we request 811 locates first so existing utilities are marked.
Test the system or review the new appliance's needs
Map the route and size the pipe
Repair the leak or install the new line and shutoffs
Pressure-test, relight appliances and recheck joints
Any gas smell should be taken seriously. If it is strong or persistent, leave and call 911 or the gas provider. A faint smell only when a burner lights may be normal, but it's still worth checking.
Yes. Moving the cooktop to an island is a common one: we run a fresh branch under the floor to the new spot and plug the abandoned outlet.
Simple indoor appliance lines are often finished the same day. Longer outdoor runs and inspections can take longer.
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