In addition to warning signs of a gas leak, you should know when to consider a non-emergency gas line replacement or new gas line installation. Every few months or so, walk around your house and check the gas pipeline, gas meter, and gas appliances for signs of problems. If you notice any of these issues, contact us to schedule a gas line replacement or new gas line installation:
- Old or damaged gas pipelines.
- Corrosion on the gas pipelines or gas appliance fixtures.
- Exposed gas pipelines.
- Changes to your property line that require new gas line installation.
- A sudden increase in your gas bills could indicate one of your gas appliances isn't functioning properly.
- An increase in electricity rates in your region that would make it cheaper to switch to gas appliances.
- Your gas pipeline has never been inspected or repaired or is over 20 years old.
- Gas line connections have loosened, or gas appliances are malfunctioning.
- You want to install an outdoor kitchen, gas grill, barbecue, or fire pit.
Our Trenchless Method for Replacing Gas Lines
We value our customers' time and money, so we strive to find the most cost-effective and efficient method for replacing gas lines and installing gas lines. We use a trenchless method, so we don't need to dig up your yard or destroy your landscaping. Residential gas lines are usually located underneath a home's front or back yard or under the driveway. We only need to dig two small holes to access the service tee. We can install a gas line by threading it through with a guide wire. Using a trenchless method for a gas line install will save you time and money, and you'll have less downtime without access to your gas appliances.
