North South Carolina Plumbing
How much does gas line plumbing cost in the Carolinas?
Gas line work is priced by run length, material and permit. We give a written quote after a short site visit, since a 10 foot extension and a 100 foot run are very different jobs.
Gas work is not a place to cut corners. A new range, a tankless water heater, a fire pit or a grill hookup all need correct pipe sizing, proper joints and a pressure test.
We size the line for the load, pull the permit and test before we hand it back.
Signs you need gas line plumbing
- A new gas appliance that needs a line
- A flexible connector that is old, kinked or corroded
- A smell of gas (leave the house and call your gas utility or 911)
- A tankless water heater upgrade needing a larger line
How we handle it
- Calculate the total appliance load and pipe size.
- Run and secure the line with approved materials.
- Pressure test and leak check every joint.
- Schedule inspection where the jurisdiction requires it.
What it costs
Gas line work is priced by run length, material and permit. We give a written quote after a short site visit, since a 10 foot extension and a 100 foot run are very different jobs.
See all pricing or try the cost calculator.
What is different about the Carolinas
Natural gas availability varies by neighborhood across the Carolinas. Many homes in outer suburbs and coastal areas use propane, and the sizing and regulator needs are different.
Where we provide this service
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I smell gas?
Leave the house, do not use switches or phones inside, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Do I need a permit for a new gas line?
Generally yes, and an inspection follows. We take care of it.
Can I connect a gas range myself?
We recommend a licensed professional. A bad joint or connector is a real safety hazard.
Natural gas or propane lines?
Both are possible. Appliances and regulators are set up differently, so tell us which you have.