A new line for a gas range, outdoor grill, or fire feature, or a repair on an existing line. Gas work isn't a place to cut corners, and every job we do is pressure-tested and code-compliant.
A rotten-egg smell is the mercaptan additive utilities put into natural gas specifically so leaks are noticeable, since natural gas itself is odorless. If you smell it, leave the house immediately without operating any switches or electronics, don't try to locate the leak yourself, and call from outside. This is a genuine emergency, not something to wait on.
Every gas appliance has a BTU demand rating, and the gas line feeding it has to be sized to deliver that much fuel at the right pressure, especially if it's sharing a branch line with other appliances. An undersized line can starve a high-demand appliance like a tankless water heater or a professional-style range, causing it to underperform or fail to ignite properly even though the appliance itself is fine. We calculate total demand on the line, not just the new appliance, before sizing anything.
Southwest Gas owns and maintains the meter and the main supply line up to your property. Everything past the meter, the piping that actually distributes gas to your appliances, is the homeowner's responsibility and our scope of work. If a leak or issue turns out to be on the utility side of the meter, we'll tell you that directly and point you to Southwest Gas rather than attempting work that isn't ours to do. That line is outside any plumber's scope regardless of who you call, and we're happy to help you figure out which side a given issue falls on.
For new construction or a significant addition, coordinating the timing between our line work and the utility's meter set or upgrade is part of the job, and we handle that coordination rather than leaving you to manage two separate parties.
Queen Creek's outdoor living culture means a real share of our gas line calls are for features added after the original build: an outdoor kitchen, a fire pit, a patio heater, or a pool heater. Running a new branch line for any of these means tapping into the existing system at the right point and sizing correctly for the added demand, which is worth planning with a plumber before the hardscape or patio work is finished, not after.
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Leave the house and call from outside. We treat this as an emergency, 24/7.
Leave the house immediately, do not turn any light switches or electronics on or off, and call Southwest Gas's emergency line as well as us from outside. Gas leaks are a genuine emergency, and we treat any gas line call with that urgency.
Southwest Gas serves the Queen Creek area. We work on the plumbing side, the gas line and connections on your property, while Southwest Gas manages the utility meter and main supply line.
Yes, including sizing the line correctly for the appliance's BTU demand, a step that's easy to get wrong and causes real performance problems if the line is undersized.
Yes, every gas line installation or repair is pressure-tested before we consider it complete, which is standard practice under the International Fuel Gas Code Queen Creek has adopted.
Most new gas line installations and significant repairs require a permit and inspection. We handle that process as part of the job.