Gas work isn't a job for guesswork. Our licensed Greenville plumbers install, repair, and inspect gas lines for stoves, water heaters, dryers, and outdoor fire features β safely and up to code.
A rotten-egg or sulfur smell near an appliance or gas meter is a serious safety issue. Follow these steps immediately.
Get yourself, family members, and pets out of the house right away without stopping to investigate the source.
Don't turn on or off any light switches, appliances, or use a lighter or phone inside the house β a spark can ignite escaped gas.
Once outside, call your gas utility provider's emergency line and a licensed plumber to inspect and repair the source of the leak.
Many Greenville homes use natural gas for water heaters, ranges, and dryers, while properties further from municipal gas lines often rely on propane. Both fuel types require licensed installation and follow specific code requirements for pipe sizing, venting, and shutoff valve placement β work that should never be attempted as a DIY project given the safety stakes involved.
If you're renovating a kitchen or adding an outdoor gas fire feature, permitting and inspection requirements apply in Greenville County, and our team handles that process as part of the installation so you're not left navigating it alone.
No. Gas line work requires a licensed professional due to the serious safety risks involved with leaks, improper venting, and code compliance. Always hire a licensed plumber or gas fitter for this work.
Common signs include a rotten-egg odor, a hissing sound near a gas line or appliance, dead vegetation near an underground line, or unusually high gas bills. If you notice any of these, treat it as a potential emergency.
Yes, our Greenville team works with both natural gas and propane systems, including installation, repair, and appliance hookups for each fuel type.
In most cases, yes. Gas line installations in Greenville County typically require a permit and inspection. We handle this process as part of the installation service.
Cost depends on the length of the run, the number of appliances, and whether you're extending an existing line or installing a new one. We provide a written estimate after assessing the scope of work.
Call our licensed team for safe, code-compliant gas line work.
Call (864) 800-8568