Boise, IdahoEst. 1988
Gas piping sized right, tested, then lit.
Gas work is not a side job. We run new lines, relocate existing ones, and pressure-test to code for ranges, dryers, fireplaces, fire pits, and the larger supplies a tankless conversion needs. Permits and inspections are part of the work.
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What gas piping actually looks like in Boise.
Thirty-five years under Treasure Valley houses. The conditions here are not the ones in a national plumbing blog.
Tankless conversions live or die on gas supply
A tank water heater and a tankless unit are not the same load. We measure the meter and the pipe before we promise a conversion, because an undersized line is a unit that will not fire when every shower in the house is running.
Outdoor kitchens and fire pits are regular work
Eagle and foothills homes ask for this constantly. Buried lines, tracer wire, and a shutoff you can actually reach are not extras. They are how the job is supposed to be done.
We do not skip the pressure test
A soapy fitting is not a test. We pressure-test the new work, light off with you there, and leave the inspection sticker where the city wants it.
What's included
04 items- 01New line runs & appliance hookups
- 02Pressure testing & leak detection
- 03Permit coordination when required
- 04Range, dryer & fireplace connections
Sound familiar?
- New appliance installations
- Kitchen remodels
- Outdoor kitchen or fire pit gas lines
Gas Piping questions we get in Boise.
- Do I need a permit for a new gas line in Boise?
- Usually yes for new runs and relocations. Appliance hookups on an existing, adequate line can be simpler. We will tell you which applies and pull what is required.
- Can you run gas to a fire pit or outdoor kitchen?
- Yes. That includes burial depth, tracer wire, and a shutoff. We will not stub a line under a patio and leave you guessing where it is in five years.
- My tankless installer said the gas line is too small. Can you upsize it?
- Yes. That is a common call after a tankless was quoted without looking at the supply. We size the line to the unit and to everything else on that meter.
- Do you leak-check existing lines?
- Yes. If you smell gas, call the utility first, then us. We will find the fitting or the damaged run and repair it — we will not sniff and shrug.
Boise & the Treasure Valley
Need gas piping today?
Tell us what is going on. We will tell you honestly when we can be there and what it is likely to cost.