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Highlands Ranch backyards get a lot of use, and outdoor kitchens, built-in grills, fire pits and patio heaters are some of the most common gas projects we see. Inside, homeowners are adding gas ranges, dryers and tankless water heaters to homes that were built with smaller gas lines. A new appliance often needs more gas than the original pipe can deliver.
Tell us what you want to connect and where. We'll size the line, map the route and send you a written quote before any pipe goes in. Get A Quote · (720)-938-1554
We add up the gas demand of every appliance on the system and choose a pipe size that keeps pressure steady when everything runs at once.
We run lines to grills, fire pits, patio heaters and outdoor kitchens, buried at the required depth or properly secured along the house. Before any digging, we arrange for underground utilities to be marked through Colorado 811.
New lines and shutoff valves for ranges, cooktops, dryers, fireplaces and tankless water heaters, using black iron or CSST as the job requires.
We locate leaks with electronic detection and soap testing, then repair or replace the faulty fitting or section.
Every new or repaired line is pressure-tested and held before the gas is turned back on, and new work is inspected as part of the permit.
Flexible yellow CSST gas pipe must be bonded to the home's electrical grounding system to protect it from lightning damage. We check existing CSST and correct the bonding if it's missing.
We pull the permit, schedule the Douglas County inspection and make sure the work is signed off for your records.
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