Gas Line Installation and Gas Services
Gas work is licensed work. Our TSSA-certified technicians run new lines, connect appliances and test for leaks — permitted, pressure-tested and documented.
- 20+Years Experience
- TSSACertified Technicians
- 12-YearWarranty
- A+BBB Rating
What We Do
Gas Line Installation
New lines run to a barbecue, a garage heater, a range, a dryer or a pool heater. Sized for the appliance and for everything already on the system, not just the new load.
Appliance Gas Hookup
Connecting a new range, dryer, fireplace or heater to an existing line, with the shut-off and connector the appliance actually requires.
Gas Leak Testing
If you can smell gas, leave the building and call the utility emergency line first. For a suspected slow leak or a peace-of-mind check, we pressure-test the system.
Permits Handled
Gas work requires permits and inspection. We pull them as part of the job rather than leaving you to arrange it afterwards.
Capacity Checked First
Adding an appliance to an already-loaded line starves everything on it. We calculate before we connect.
Documented and Tested
Every line is pressure-tested and the result recorded. That record matters when you sell the house.
If You Smell Gas
Leave the building. Do not switch anything on or off, including lights — a switch can spark. Do not use your phone inside.
From outside, call Enbridge Gas emergency on 1-866-763-5427. They attend gas emergencies at no charge and will make the situation safe.
Call us afterwards for the repair and the re-certification. We are the right people for the fix, not for the emergency itself.
Common Jobs
- Barbecue line to a deck or patio
- Garage or workshop heater
- Converting an electric range to gas
- Gas dryer hookup
- Fireplace connection
- Pool or spa heater
- Capping a line for a removed appliance
Common Questions
Do I need a permit for a gas line?
Yes, and an inspection. We pull the permit as part of the job — work done without one can invalidate your home insurance.
Can you connect an appliance I bought myself?
Yes. Tell us the make and the connection type when you book so we bring the right fittings.
How long does a new line take?
Most residential runs are a single day. Longer if the route is difficult or the wall finishes need care.
Can you add a barbecue line to an existing system?
Usually, provided the incoming supply has the capacity. We check that first rather than after.
Areas We Serve
Serving Ottawa and the surrounding communities, seven days a week.
- Ottawa
- Nepean
- Kanata
- Stittsville
- Barrhaven
- Orleans
- Gloucester
- Beacon Hill
- Alta Vista
- Riverside South
- Findlay Creek
- Manotick
- Greely
- Richmond
- Blackburn Hamlet
- Leitrim
- Blossom Park
Request a Gas Quote
Tell us what you want connected and roughly where it is relative to the meter, and we will come back with a written price.