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Gas line repair and installation in Los Angeles

New gas lines for appliances and outdoor living, plus leak testing, repairs and earthquake shutoff valves. Gas work needs to be done right the first time.

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What needs fixing?

Smell gas? Get everyone outside first, then call SoCalGas at 1-800-427-2200 or 911. Don’t flip switches or use your phone until you’re out of the house.

Gas work needs to be done right

Gas lines feed your water heater, furnace, stove and dryer. New lines and changes need the right pipe size so every appliance gets enough gas, and they must be pressure-tested before they go into service.

In Los Angeles, many homeowners also add an earthquake shutoff valve at the gas meter, which stops the gas automatically during a strong quake.

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Signs of a gas line problem

A rotten-egg smellGas companies add this smell so leaks can be noticed.
A hissing soundNear a gas line, the meter or an appliance.
Dead plants near a lineGrass or plants dying along a buried gas line.
A higher gas billWith no change in how you use gas.
Appliances that won’t stay litLow gas pressure or a failing part.
Old flexible connectorsOlder connectors can crack and leak.

What we do

  • New gas lines for stoves, dryers, water heaters and pool heaters.
  • Outdoor lines for BBQs, fire pits and patio heaters.
  • Leak detection, repairs and pressure testing.
  • Replacing old flexible connectors and installing earthquake shutoff valves.

What affects the price

You get a written price before any work starts. These are the things that move it.

Length of the runLonger lines, especially out to the yard, take more pipe and time.
Outdoor workTrenching for BBQs, fire pits and pool heaters.
Permits and testingNew lines usually need a permit, a pressure test and an inspection.

How a visit works

  1. Book or callBook online in two quick steps, or call (818) 200-8719. We call you back within 2 hours to set a time.
  2. Get a written priceYour plumber finds the problem and gives you the price in writing. Nothing starts until you say yes.
  3. Fixed and cleaned upWe fix it, test it and clean up before we leave. Labor is covered by our 30-day warranty.

Gas line services questions

Does new gas line work need a permit?

Most new gas lines need a permit and a city inspection, including a pressure test. It protects you and your home insurance.

What is an earthquake shutoff valve?

A valve at your gas meter that shuts off the gas automatically during a strong earthquake, which helps prevent fires from broken lines. Some cities require one for new construction or major remodels.

Can I move my stove or dryer myself?

Moving a gas appliance often means changing the gas line or connector. A licensed plumber should do it and test for leaks afterward.

How do I know if I have a gas leak?

A rotten-egg smell, a hissing sound, or plants dying near a buried line. If you smell gas, leave the house first and call SoCalGas or 911.

Gas line services near you

We provide gas line services across Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley.

Sun ValleyPanorama CityNorth HollywoodVan NuysLake BalboaValley VillageValley GlenPacoimaArletaMission HillsNorth HillsSylmarSan FernandoGranada HillsNorthridgePorter RanchSunland-TujungaLake View TerraceShadow HillsStudio CitySherman OaksEncinoToluca LakeResedaTarzanaWoodland HillsCanoga ParkWinnetkaWest HillsChatsworthBurbankGlendalePasadenaHollywoodAll areas

Related services

Water heater replacementNew heaters installed to code.Tankless water heatersEndless hot water, installed right.Emergency plumbing24/7 for burst pipes, backups and floods.Commercial plumbingRestaurants, offices and rentals.

Helpful guides

Earthquake-ready plumbing for Los Angeles homesWhat to do if you smell gas at home

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