Licensed Gas Line Specialists
Gas line work is not a DIY project. In New Hampshire, all gas piping must be installed and repaired by a licensed plumber or gas fitter. Copper Hound's certified technicians handle every gas service with the precision and care the work demands.
Gas Line Services We Provide
- New gas line installation for stoves, dryers, fireplaces, generators, and outdoor grills
- Gas line repair and replacement for damaged or aging pipes
- Gas leak detection using professional electronic detectors
- Pressure testing and NH code compliance inspection
- Gas appliance hookup, disconnection, and reconnection
- Gas line extension for added appliances or additions
If You Smell Gas — Act Immediately
- Do NOT flip any light switches or use any electrical devices
- Do NOT use your phone while inside the building
- Leave the building immediately, leaving doors open
- Call your gas utility company from outside
- Once the utility clears the scene, call Copper Hound for emergency repair
Gas Safety You Can Count On
Every gas line job is pressure-tested and inspected before we consider it finished. We pull all required permits and coordinate with your utility provider as needed. Your family's safety is the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Gas line installation and repair in New Hampshire must be performed by a licensed plumber or gas fitter. Unpermitted gas work is illegal, dangerous, and can void your homeowner's insurance.
Natural gas has a rotten egg odor added deliberately for detection. Other signs include a hissing sound near lines or appliances, dead vegetation over buried lines, and bubbling in standing water near gas pipes. If you suspect a leak, leave immediately and call your gas utility.
A simple appliance hookup typically takes 1–2 hours. Running a new gas line from an existing supply can take a full day depending on distance and routing. We provide a precise timeline and upfront quote before any work begins.
Yes. We service both natural gas and propane systems and can assist with conversions between the two fuel types.