Gas Line Installation & Repair London Ontario

Watch for these signs that indicate you may need gas line repairs:

• Smell of gas: The distinctive rotten egg odor added to natural gas
• Hissing sounds: Audible gas escaping from pipes or fittings
• Dead vegetation: Plants dying near buried gas lines
• Higher gas bills: Unexplained increases in gas consumption
• Appliance issues: Gas appliances not working properly or producing soot
• Physical damage: Visible damage to exposed gas lines

If you suspect a gas leak, evacuate immediately and call us or your gas company from a safe distance. Do not use electrical switches, phones, or create any sparks.

Yes, all our gas fitters are TSSA (Technical Standards and Safety Authority) certified. This means:

• We have completed required training and examinations
• We maintain current certifications with ongoing education
• Our work meets or exceeds Ontario safety standards
• We're qualified to work on both natural gas and propane systems
• We can pull necessary permits for gas line work
• Our installations pass TSSA inspections

TSSA certification is required by law for anyone performing gas line work in Ontario, and we take this responsibility seriously.

Installation time varies based on project complexity:

• Simple appliance hookup: 2-4 hours
• Single gas line extension: 4-8 hours
• Whole-house gas line installation: 2-3 days
• Commercial gas line project: 3-7 days
• Complex installations with permits: 1-2 weeks

During our free assessment, we'll provide an accurate timeline for your specific project. Most residential installations can be completed within 1-2 days.

While both are fossil fuels, there are important differences:

• Natural Gas:
  • Delivered through underground utility lines
  • Lighter than air (rises if leaked)
  • Lower pressure typically required
  • Different orifice sizes in appliances
  • More common in urban areas
• Propane:
  • Stored in tanks on your property
  • Heavier than air (sinks if leaked)
  • Higher pressure typically required
  • Different regulator requirements
  • More common in rural areas

We're certified to work with both natural gas and propane systems and can help you determine which is best for your needs.

Yes, most gas line work requires permits in Ontario:

• New installations: Always require permits
• Major repairs: Typically require permits
• Appliance replacements: Often require permits
• Minor repairs: May not require permits

As TSSA certified gas fitters, we handle all necessary permit applications and coordinate inspections. Working without proper permits can void your insurance and create safety hazards.

If you suspect a gas leak, follow these safety steps immediately:

• Evacuate immediately: Leave the building or area
• Don't create sparks: No light switches, phones, or flames
• Call for help: From a safe distance, call us or your gas company
• Don't return: Wait for professionals to declare the area safe
• Warn others: Alert neighbors if it's safe to do so

Gas leaks are serious emergencies. We offer 24/7 emergency gas line services to respond quickly to these situations. Your safety is our top priority.