Gas Line Installation & Repair in Brownwood, TX

Leave the house immediately. Don't flip light switches, use your phone inside, or start your car in the garage — any spark can ignite gas. Once you're safely outside, call us at 325-646-1655 and your gas utility company. We'll come out, locate the leak, and make the repair.

Texas lets homeowners do some plumbing on their own homestead, but otherwise gas piping is plumbing work that requires a state-licensed plumber, and propane systems also fall under Railroad Commission LP-gas rules. Inside city limits, gas work typically needs a permit and inspection. Outside city limits, where there's often no local inspector, we install to the state-adopted plumbing code and pressure-test our work before restoring service. Either way, an improperly installed gas line can leak or cause an explosion — this is not a DIY project.

Cost depends on the distance from your existing gas supply, the size of the line needed, and whether it runs through finished spaces or underground. A short run to a new range is a much smaller job than a long underground run to a detached building. We provide a detailed estimate before starting.

Yes. Many of our customers in the rural counties around Brownwood are on propane. We install and repair propane supply lines, regulators, and appliance connections. The work is similar to natural gas but uses different sizing calculations and pressure ratings.

Signs of an undersized gas line include appliances that don't heat fully, pilot lights that go out when another gas appliance kicks on, and low flame height on your range. When you add a new gas appliance, the existing supply line may not have enough capacity — we'll calculate the load and upgrade the line if needed.

Yes. A gas tankless water heater usually needs a larger gas supply than the tank it replaces, and an undersized line can keep the unit from firing properly or trigger error codes. When we install a tankless unit, we check the line capacity and upgrade the gas piping if needed, along with the venting. It's handled as part of the same job, by the same licensed master plumber.

After we fix the damaged section, we pressure-test the gas piping to verify the repair holds and the rest of the system is tight before restoring service. Then we check the appliance connections for leaks. If the leak was on an underground yard line, we locate the problem, repair or replace the line, and test it the same way before the gas is turned back on.

Yes. Gas leaks are one of the emergencies we respond to 24/7 across all 12 counties we serve, and active gas leaks are among the calls we prioritize first. If you smell gas, get out of the house before doing anything else, then call 325-646-1655 and your gas utility from outside. Don't flip switches or use your phone inside.