New lines, hookups, grills · MetroWest Boston
Gas pipe installation in Walpole, Canton and MetroWest Boston
New gas lines, replacements for old ones, leak finding, and hookups for stoves, boilers and outdoor grills, installed to current code for homes and businesses across MetroWest Boston.
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Complete gas pipe installations
We handle complete gas piping installations for homes and businesses throughout Canton, Walpole and the surrounding towns: new lines run where none existed, extensions off an existing line, and full installs for a new furnace, boiler or appliance. If you are looking for dependable professionals to install, maintain or repair your gas pipes and lines, that is the job we do every week.
All work is completed to current code requirements and safety standards, whether it is one line to a single appliance or a full run through a new addition.
A wall-hung boiler in a basement with black-iron and copper piping and zone valves on a plywood panel
New lines and replacing old ones
Our experts install new gas pipe lines, replace old lines that have reached the end of their run, and find leaks in your existing gas lines before they become a bigger problem. A gas line that has been in place for decades is not something we recommend waiting on.
We also run the gas lines that feed a furnace or boiler when a heating system is installed or replaced, so the piping and the equipment it feeds are handled by the same crew.
Kitchen and appliance hookups
Gas stove and range hookups are one of the most common calls we get on the kitchen side, whether you are installing a new stove or moving a gas line to fit a remodel. We connect the appliance the same visit we run or extend the line, rather than sending you a second crew for the last step.
Outdoor lines for grills and fire features
We also install gas piping for your outdoor grill, along with lines for fire features and other outdoor gas fixtures. It is a common add-on for a patio or backyard project, and it is run to the same code and safety standard as the piping inside the house.
Call us for a free estimate on a new line, a replacement, or a leak you want checked out. We will look at the job and tell you plainly what it needs.
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Where a gas line goes
Four places our gas lines usually end up.
- Furnaces and boilers
- Gas lines that feed a furnace or boiler, run new or extended when the heating system itself is installed or replaced.
- Gas stoves and kitchen appliances
- Hookups for a gas stove, range or cooktop, whether it is a new appliance going in or a kitchen remodel moving the line.
- Outdoor grills and fire features
- Lines run outside for a grill or a fire feature, a common add-on to a patio or backyard project.
- Extensions of existing lines
- Extending a line that is already there rather than running an entirely new one, when the layout allows for it.