Gas Line Repair & Installation in Brighton, CO

Leave the house immediately with everyone, including pets, and do not stop to open windows, flip switches, or use a phone inside — any spark can ignite gas. Once you are outside and at a safe distance, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. Do not re-enter until the utility or fire department says the area is safe. Only after the scene is cleared should you call us: we locate the leak, repair the failed section, and pressure-test the line before gas is restored.

We isolate the system section by section and pressure-test each run with a gauge — a dropping reading confirms a leak and narrows down where it is. For pinpointing, we use an electronic gas detector and a soap solution on joints and fittings, which bubbles exactly at the failure point. Every joint we touch gets re-tested before we leave, and we never restore gas to a line that has not held pressure.

Yes — it is one of our most common gas jobs. We size the line to the appliance's gas demand plus the rest of the system so nothing starves when everything runs at once, route it with proper supports and protection where it passes through walls and floors, and fit a shutoff valve and sediment trap at each appliance. The line is pressure-tested, and where your town requires it, permitted and inspected before the appliance is put into service.

New gas lines, relocations, and most substantial repairs do in most Adams and Weld County towns — the rules vary by jurisdiction, and we check yours before work starts. We handle the permit paperwork, schedule the inspection, and keep the gas off until the work passes. A permitted, inspected gas line also matters for your homeowner's insurance and for any future home sale, so it is worth doing properly rather than quietly.