Gas Line Installation & Repair
Gas Line Installation & Repair in Phoenix
New gas lines for ranges, dryers, water heaters, grills and fire pits, and repairs on existing lines. Licensed, permitted, pressure-tested. Gas is not a job for guesswork.
Family-Owned Since 2006
35+ Years in the Trade
AZ ROC# 219450
1-Year Parts & Labor Warranty
Smell gas? Leave the house, don't flip any switches, and call your gas utility's emergency line from outside. Then call us for the repair.
Gas Line Services in Phoenix
Do It Right Plumbing installs and repairs residential gas piping throughout Phoenix. We run new lines in black iron and CSST, extend existing lines to new appliances, replace corroded or damaged sections, and pressure-test every job before the gas is turned back on. All gas work is permitted and inspected, and it's done by a licensed plumber.
What We Install
- Gas lines for new ranges and cooktops (converting from electric)
- Dryer connections
- Water heater and tankless water heater gas supply, including upsizing the line for a tankless
- Outdoor kitchens, built-in grills and BBQ stub-outs
- Fire pits and patio heaters
- Pool and spa heaters
- Gas line extensions for additions and casitas
Gas Line Repair
Signs of a gas line problem include a rotten-egg smell, a hissing sound near an appliance or the meter, dead patches in the yard along a buried line, or an appliance that won't stay lit. We locate the leak with detection equipment, isolate that section, repair or replace it, and pressure-test the whole system. If your line has been repaired more than once, we'll talk about replacing it rather than chasing leaks.
How We Do It
Every gas job starts with sizing. The line diameter and length have to deliver the BTUs your appliances need at the same time; an undersized line means a range that flares yellow or a tankless heater that goes lukewarm. We pull the permit, run the line with proper supports and protection, install a shut-off at each appliance and a sediment trap where required, then pressure-test the system with air to well above operating pressure and hold it. The city inspector signs off. Only then does gas flow. We'll also check that your appliances are connected with the right flex connectors, not old or undersized ones.
Questions We Get Asked
Do you need a permit to run a gas line?
Yes, in Phoenix and every Valley city. We pull it and schedule the inspection as part of the job.
Can you add a gas line for a range if I only have electric?
If there's gas service to the house, usually yes. We'll check the meter capacity and run a new branch to the kitchen.
How far can you run a line for a fire pit?
Far enough for most yards. Length affects pipe size, so we size it for the distance and the BTU rating of the appliance.
What's the difference between black iron and CSST?
Black iron is rigid threaded steel pipe, the traditional choice. CSST is flexible stainless tubing that runs faster through tight spaces and must be properly bonded. We use both, where each fits.
Is it an emergency if I smell gas?
Yes. Get out, call the utility from outside, then call us.
Get a Rough Estimate
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll call you back, usually within the hour during business hours. Faster: text a few photos to 602-596-3013 and we’ll reply with a rough estimate.
Need a Plumber Today?
Call 602-428-2585 and talk to a real person, or send us the details and we'll call you back.