Gas Line Repair and Installation in Phoenix
Gas line work requires a licensed contractor, proper permits, and someone who does it right. Brian McQuistion Plumbing & Drain handles gas line installation, repair, and inspection — all to code.
Gas line work is not a DIY project. It requires a licensed contractor, the right permits, and an inspection before it goes back into service. Brian McQuistion Plumbing & Drain is licensed for gas line work in Arizona and handles the full process — assessment, permitting, installation, and pressure testing.
What We Handle
- Gas line installation for new appliances — ranges, dryers, water heaters, generators
- Outdoor gas lines for grills, fire pits, and fire features
- Gas line repair and leak detection
- Gas line inspection and pressure testing
- Upgrades to larger diameter lines for tankless water heaters or high-BTU appliances
Gas Line Safety in Phoenix
If you smell gas: leave the house, don't flip switches or use your phone inside, call Southwest Gas or 911 from outside, and call us once the hazard has been addressed by the gas company. We handle the repair after the immediate danger has been cleared.
For non-emergency gas work — new appliance connections, line extensions, inspections — call us at 602-428-0776 and we'll get you scheduled.
Frequently Asked Questions
New gas line installations typically run $500 to $2,000+ depending on length, complexity, and the fixtures being connected. Repairs vary by the nature and location of the issue. We give you a full price before we start. Financing available starting at $31/month.
Leave the house immediately. Don't flip any light switches or use your phone inside. Call Southwest Gas at their emergency line or 911 first. Once the immediate hazard is addressed, call us for gas line repair. Do not re-enter the house until it's been cleared by the gas company.
Yes, in most cases. We handle the permitting process. Gas line work in Arizona requires a licensed contractor and must be inspected. Don't let anyone do gas work without the proper licensing and permits — it's a safety and insurance issue.
Yes. Whether you're adding a gas range, gas dryer, outdoor grill, fire pit, or generator connection, we run the line and connect the appliance. We assess your existing system capacity and run the line safely and to code.