Beyond emergencies, we install and extend gas lines for ranges, cooktops, dryers, water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces, outdoor grills and fire pits — all pressure-tested, permitted, and done to code so your family stays safe.
- Licensed gas-line leak detection
- Safe, code-compliant repairs and installs
- New lines for ranges, grills and heaters
- Pressure-tested and permitted
Signs of a Gas Leak
- A rotten-egg or sulfur smell near appliances or the meter
- A hissing or whistling sound near a gas line
- Dead or dying vegetation over a buried line
- A pilot light that keeps going out
- Higher-than-normal gas bills
- Physical symptoms like headaches, dizziness or nausea indoors
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Same-day service — 60–90 minutes across Littleton & Arapahoe County.
If You Smell Gas
Do not flip switches, light anything, or use your phone indoors. Get everyone out of the house, leave a door open if you can do so quickly, and once you are safely outside, call your gas utility’s emergency line and then call us. We will locate and repair the leak safely.
- Leave the home immediately — take everyone with you
- Do not use switches, phones, or anything that sparks
- Do not light matches or appliances
- Call the gas utility and (831) 290-4327 from outside
- Do not return until it is declared safe
Detection, Repair and New Installations
We use calibrated detectors and pressure testing to pinpoint leaks at joints, fittings, valves and buried runs, then repair or replace the affected section. For new appliances and outdoor living projects, we size and route new gas lines correctly, pull the permit, and pressure-test before the gas goes back on.
What Our Gas Line Service Includes
Gas work has no room for shortcuts, so every job is permitted, pressure-tested and inspected. For a suspected leak we locate it precisely and repair the failed section; for a new appliance or outdoor kitchen we size the line to the demand and route it to code. Nothing gets turned back on until the system holds pressure and passes.
- Calibrated leak detection at joints, fittings, valves and buried runs
- Safe repair or replacement of the affected section
- New and extended lines for ranges, dryers, heaters and grills
- Permit, code-compliant routing and a pressure test
- Final inspection before gas is restored
Our Gas Line Process, Step by Step
Whether it is an emergency leak or a new grill line, the safety steps are the same. Here is how we work.
- 1. Make safe — for an active leak, confirm the home is evacuated and the gas is off
- 2. Locate — pinpoint the leak or plan the new line’s route and size
- 3. Permit — pull the permit and confirm the meter can supply the demand
- 4. Repair or install — complete the work to code with proper materials
- 5. Test & inspect — pressure-test, pass inspection, then restore service
Why Littleton Homeowners Choose Us for Gas Work
Gas is the one system where "good enough" can be dangerous, so homeowners want a licensed pro who does it by the book. For 15 years we have handled Littleton-area gas leaks and installations with the permits, pressure tests and inspections that keep your family — and your insurance — protected.
We would rather over-communicate than cut a corner on gas. You will know what we found, exactly what we are doing about it, and when it passed inspection — and the gas stays off until the system holds pressure and the paperwork is complete. No guesswork, no shortcuts.
- 15+ years of licensed, code-compliant gas line work locally
- Urgent response for suspected leaks; every job pressure-tested
- Permitted and inspected — no uninspected shortcuts
- Up-front pricing and 480+ satisfied local customers
Gas Line Repair Across the Littleton Area
We provide gas line leak repair throughout Littleton, Arapahoe County and the surrounding Denver metro, including:
