Gas Line Repair & Installation in Fort Walton Beach, FL

When you need gas line installation in Fort Walton Beach, FL, look no further than Paradise Home Services. We can also help with gas line repair. Using natural gas for heating and running appliances is energy-efficient and cost-effective. When you have problems with your gas appliances, call our expert plumbers to take a look.

Fort Walton Beach Gas Line Installation

The supply line brings gas into your home. Branch lines run off the supply line and bring the gas to your individual appliances. The sediment trap or dirt pocket prevents dirt or water from entering the lines.

Installing gas lines can be dangerous and should be left to the professionals. Our highly trained plumbers know how to install them safely and correctly.

Older houses sometimes still have copper pipes used for gas. Since copper produces sulfites that can clog pipes, other materials have largely replaced copper. They are also energy conductors, which can be unsafe to use with gas. If you have copper gas lines, we can replace them with a safer option.

Gas lines can be made from several types of materials:

• Copper
• Galvanized steel
• Corrugated stainless-steel tubing
• Brass
• High-density polyethylene

Certain locations do not allow the use of all materials. We know which materials are allowed locally and how to work with them.

Even with the best installation, sometimes things go wrong. Several signs will tell you it is time for repairs. If your gas line develops a crack or hole, it may cause a hissing sound. A rotten egg smell is another indication of a leak. Higher gas bills are often an effect of leaks. If leaks are outside underground, you might notice dead plants nearby. If you suspect a leak, shut off your gas, go outside, and call us immediately.

If you see cracks in the visible portion of your gas line but don’t hear hissing, it might not have developed a leak yet. However, you should let us fix it to avoid a leak from happening. A damaged gas line will cause your gas appliances to not work efficiently since insufficient gas is getting through. When you notice your gas appliances not working well, you’ll want to rule out problems with the gas lines.

If you are digging holes in your yard, make sure you know where the gas lines are so you can avoid hitting them. If this happens, turn off your gas and call for repairs immediately.