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Gas Line Installation in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and Summerlin

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Gas Line contractors in Las Vegas

Many homeowners in Las Vegas rely on natural gas for their home’s energy needs. Access to gas offers comfort and convenience. Households use natural gas to power appliances like a stove, fireplaces, furnaces, generators, water heaters, and clothes dryers. Natural gas is inexpensive than other fuels and is highly versatile. It is also better for the environment as it burns cleaner. A gas line installation can lower energy bills significantly and is safe to use when installed correctly.

A gas line installation project needs careful handling, and given the importance of safety and compliance, the job is best left to professional gas line contractors. Installing gas lines without any training and experience is extremely dangerous. Skilled and certified plumbers are more proficient and can ensure safe and up-to-code gas line installation. The plumbers at Royalty Plumbing have been performing gas line installations for many years to make it convenient and straightforward for the residents in the community to power their gas-fired appliances.

Follow these safety guidelines if there is a gas line running to the residence:

  • It is essential to inspect gas lines regularly. Buried gas lines require special attention as lack of maintenance can cause them to leak or corrode. Hire a professional plumber to periodically assess the condition of the gas pipelines and perform repairs if unsafe conditions exist.
  • Ensure the gas lines are adequately sealed to prevent untoward accidents or damages. Never DIY anything gas-related; always hire a professional with the necessary experience and training to investigate any issue.
  • Install professional-grade carbon monoxide detectors to ensure home safety. Regularly check the fire alarm and carbon monoxide detector batteries to keep them working at all times.
  • When undertaking any home improvement project like landscaping or patio installation, find out where the gas lines are running before excavating and avoid digging near the area of gas lines.

Types Of Gas Piping

Copper Piping:

Copper has been a popular gas pipe material for many years due to its ability to endure extreme heat. Copper pipes have an expected lifespan of 20 years and can corrode quickly due to gasses like carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide. It has led to a decline in its popularity. Many municipalities do not allow copper pipes, and areas where they are used have strict code requirements.

Black Iron Piping:

Black iron pipes are the most commonly used for interior and exterior gas piping applications. Their strength, heat resistance, durability, and ability to form an airtight seal makes them ideal for long-term use. However, black iron piping requires regular maintenance due to its susceptibility to corrosion and sealant deterioration.

PVC Piping:

PVC, or polyvinyl chloride, is widely used for underground or exterior gas pipes due to its durability and high corrosion resistance. They are easy to install, inexpensive, and require careful installation as it is brittle and can break.

HDPE:

HDPE, or high-density polyethylene, pipes are economical and flexible. Their durability and corrosion resistance make them a preferred choice of contractors for long-distance natural gas transportation. The high-stress tolerance of HDPE pipes makes them suitable for harsh environments.

FAQs

Can I install a gas line myself?
Gas line installation is not a DIY task. Safety is the topmost concern when taking on the gas line installation project as it can risk the home’s, family’s, and neighbor’s safety. Incorrect installations can result in leaks, posing dangerous hazards like fires, vomiting, nausea, dizziness, and even fatalities in some cases.
Natural gas is more economical than electricity in most states. Also, appliances running on natural gas will function even if the power goes out.
Usually, main gas lines should be buried at least 24 inches below the ground level, and service lines at least 18 inches deep. However, the depth of the gas line may vary by state, city, or county.
Homeowners should have the gas lines regularly inspected by a qualified plumber. They should install and test the carbon monoxide detectors and fire alarm system for proper functioning. Every homeowner should know the location of the natural gas shut-off valve. Keep all gas appliances clean and ensure there is no obstruction around them.

There are a few ways to prevent gas leaks, including:

  • Inspect the gas-powered appliances regularly for signs of wear and tear
  • Periodically service the appliances
  • Use durable gas line pipes
  • Hire only licensed and skilled plumbers for gas line installation
  • Invest in gas leak detection and monitoring systems
Royalty Plumbing offers comprehensive gas line installation services in Las Vegas. Our responsive, reliable, and professional team uses the latest tools and equipment to provide prompt, efficient, and affordable services. Our plumbing technicians stay updated on the new technologies, codes, and industry standards. Call us today to discuss any upcoming new gas line project needs.