Gas lines, done with zero improvisation

First, the part that can't wait for paragraph two: if you smell gas right now, stop reading and leave the house. Don't flip a light switch on your way out, don't unplug anything, don't start a car in an attached garage. From the street, call 911 or Piedmont Natural Gas's emergency line — then call us. We do the repair and the pressure test after the utility has made the scene safe. No exceptions, including for customers we like.

Now the everyday version. Most of our gas work isn't emergencies at all — it's Charlotte homeowners upgrading their kitchens to gas ranges, moving laundry rooms, adding outdoor kitchens and fire pits in Ballantyne and Waxhaw backyards, or installing standby generators after one too many summer thunderstorm outages. Each of those needs a new line or an extended one, sized correctly, routed sensibly, and proven tight under pressure before anything connects to it.

Sizing is the whole game

Gas piping fails homeowners quietly when it's undersized. Every appliance added downstream drops the pressure available to everything else; the symptom is a tankless heater that hiccups when the furnace kicks on, or a generator that starves under load exactly when you need it. Before quoting, we calculate total demand against your meter's capacity — and if the meter itself needs an upgrade from Piedmont, we tell you on day one, not after the trench is dug.

What we run, repair and test

• New lines for ranges, cooktops and double ovens — the kitchen-remodel classic
• Dryer conversions from electric to gas
• Outdoor kitchens, grills, fire pits and patio heaters — buried PE line with tracer wire, done right
• Standby generator connections, sized for real load
• Gas log conversions for wood-burning fireplaces
• Leak repairs, line rerouting, and whole-house pressure testing (a smart pre-purchase check for older homes)

Every job is permitted through Mecklenburg County (or York County for our Fort Mill neighbors), pressure-tested beyond working pressure, and signed off by an inspector. We use rated materials for each context — black iron inside, coated or PE line in the ground — and we leave you a simple diagram of where your gas runs live, which future-you will appreciate the next time anyone digs in the yard.

Gas work is the part of plumbing where personality matters least and procedure matters most. Our crews are checklist people. On this page of the website, that's the sales pitch.