Gas Line Repair & Installation in Washington County, PA
Residential gas line repair and installation for the lines that serve furnaces, water heaters, gas ranges, dryers and other home gas appliances — done safely, after the gas utility has made the area safe.
Gas & Carbon Monoxide Safety
Smell gas? Leave the house now. Don't flip switches or use your phone inside. Once you're outside, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. After the utility makes it safe, call us to fix the problem.
Carbon monoxide alarm going off? Get everyone outside and call 911.
Gas line repair and installation for your home
The gas lines in your home carry natural gas to the appliances that depend on it — your furnace, your water heater, your gas range, your dryer, and other household gas equipment. When one of those lines has a problem, it's not a small thing, and it's not something to put off. When you're adding a new gas appliance, the line has to be run and sized right from the start.
We repair and install residential gas lines across Washington County and the South Hills — fixing lines that serve the appliances you already have, and running new lines for a gas range, dryer, water heater, or furnace. The order on a suspected leak always matters: the gas utility makes the area safe first, and we come in after that to find and fix the problem so it doesn't come back.
The owner does the work himself. You get a clear answer and a price before any work starts.
Signs of a gas line problem
The rotten-egg smell is the one everyone knows. A few other signs point to a gas line issue too.
Rotten-egg smell
Natural gas is odorless; the utility adds an odorant so leaks smell like sulfur or rotten eggs.
Hissing
A hissing sound near a line or fitting can mean gas is escaping.
Dead grass or plants along a line
An outdoor leak can kill vegetation in a patch along the line's path.
A pilot that keeps going out
If a pilot light won't stay lit, a gas supply issue is one possible cause.
Higher gas bills
Usage unchanged but bills climbing can point to a leak you can't see.
The first call is to 911 or your gas utility — made from outside
If you suspect a gas leak, leave the house now. Don't flip switches or use your phone inside. Once you're outside, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. That call is what keeps you safe — the utility shuts off the gas and confirms the area is clear.
We don't step in until the utility has made it safe. Once it is, that's when we come in to repair the gas line itself. Our job is the fix — finding the source of the problem and repairing the line so your home's gas appliances run the way they should.
It's a simple order, and it's the safe one: outside first, 911 or the utility second, us third.
Repair and new gas lines for home appliances
We work on residential gas lines that serve home appliances — furnaces, water heaters, gas ranges, dryers, and other household gas equipment. That covers both repairing a line that's giving you trouble and running a new line when you're adding a gas range, dryer, water heater, or furnace. If you're not sure whether what you're seeing is a gas line issue, or you want a line run to a new appliance, call and talk it through with us. We'll tell you honestly what we can help with and what the next step is.
We install Goodman, Comfortmaker, Rheem and Mitsubishi equipment, and we're an authorized Comfortmaker dealer. Every job comes with a 1-year labor warranty.
Free estimates on new system installations and home additions. Financing available on approved credit.
Towns we serve
Serving Houston, PA and the surrounding area
Request Service
Residential homes only. We'll get back to you during business hours, Monday-Friday 7AM-5PM. Weekend emergency? Call (412) 900-8688. Don't use the form.