Gas, Water Quality & Specialty Plumbing
If you need gas line repair in Oklahoma City, safety comes first and speed comes second, and we do both. We find and fix leaks, pressure test gas piping, replace corroded or damaged lines, and run new gas lines for ranges, dryers, water heaters, furnaces and generators. We answer 24/7, but if you smell gas right now, leave the building and call Oklahoma Natural Gas or 911 from outside first.
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(405) 309-1873We handle gas piping from the meter to every appliance in the house:
If you smell gas, leave the building now. Get everyone outside, and do not flip switches, use your phone, light a match or open or close the garage door on the way out. From a safe distance, call 911 and Oklahoma Natural Gas at 800-458-4251. Call us once the area is safe, and we will find and repair the leak.
Natural gas is odorized so you can smell a leak. Oklahoma Natural Gas describes the odor as rotten eggs or sulfur. Watch for:
A gas leak can be one loose union behind the dryer or a slow seep in a buried line nobody has looked at in decades. Our gas leak detection and pressure testing service finds out which one you have.
Pressure testing is also how we prove new work is sound, and every new line we install is tested before it goes into service. That matters most for buried piping. Federal pipeline rules require gas operators to tell customers that they do not maintain customer buried piping, that unmaintained piping may be subject to corrosion and leakage, and that it should be periodically inspected for leaks and repaired if an unsafe condition is found.
Switching an electric range or dryer to gas, adding a standby generator or moving a water heater all call for a properly sized gas line. Every appliance has a BTU rating, and the pipe has to deliver enough gas for everything that might run at once over the full length of the run. An undersized line causes weak flames, lockouts and poor combustion. We add up the load, size the pipe, run it with an accessible shutoff at the appliance and pressure test it before anything is connected. On fuel-burning appliances, we check the venting too.
Smell gas? Get out first.
Leave the building, call 911 and Oklahoma Natural Gas from outside, then call us to repair the leak.
| Material | Where it is used | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Black steel pipe | Traditional interior gas piping | Rust on older or damp runs, leaks at threaded joints |
| CSST (corrugated stainless steel tubing) | Newer homes, long runs through walls and attics | Must be bonded and installed per the maker's instructions |
| Polyethylene (PE) | Buried lines to outbuildings, pools and outdoor kitchens | Stays underground, with a tracer wire so it can be found later |
| Flexible appliance connectors | Final hookup to ranges, dryers and water heaters | Old, kinked or corroded connectors should be replaced |
We price the actual job after we see it, and financing is available.
The code just changed. Oklahoma moved to the 2024 International Fuel Gas Code on September 14, 2026, according to the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission, replacing the 2018 edition. New gas work is held to the current code. Oklahoma City also requires plumbing contractors to hold a state license and register with the city before working inside city limits.
Older homes in the city often have steel gas piping that has been in place for decades, sometimes in crawlspaces or along exterior walls where moisture speeds up rust. Newer homes are more likely to have CSST. Gas line repair on each takes different parts and methods. Buried lines to detached garages, shops and pool heaters are the ones most often forgotten, and the ones that can leak quietly the longest.
Gas work often goes hand in hand with appliance jobs such as water heater replacement. If you are planning a buried line for a grill or fire pit, see our outdoor gas line installation service. If you want to know who is doing the work, meet our team.
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Licensed
Gas piping is no place for guesswork. Oklahoma City requires plumbing contractors to be licensed by the state and registered with the city, and our licensed team does the work. Every joint we make is leak-checked, every new or repaired line is pressure tested before gas goes in, and every appliance connection is checked with the appliance running, so you know the work is sound before the gas comes back on.
24/7
When a leak is on your side of the meter, the repair is the property owner's responsibility, and in winter you cannot wait days for it. We answer 24/7, find the leak, make the repair and pressure test the piping so heat and hot water can come back on. We move fast on emergencies without skipping the test, because a quick fix that still leaks is no fix at all.
Since 1985
Our plumbing experience goes back to 1985, and we have worked on just about every kind of gas piping found in Oklahoma homes: old threaded black steel, yellow CSST, buried polyethylene to detached garages and shops, and flexible appliance connectors of every age. Knowing how each material ages tells us where to look first when a test gauge drops, and how to repair it so the repair lasts.
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Service area
We serve every part of Oklahoma City plus these surrounding towns.
Straight answers
Leave right away and get everyone out, pets included. Do not flip light switches, use your phone, light anything or start a car nearby. Once you are a safe distance away, call 911 and Oklahoma Natural Gas at 800-458-4251. After the utility makes the area safe, call us to find and repair the leak on your side of the meter.
Piping on the house side of the meter, including buried lines to a detached garage, pool heater or grill, is generally the property owner's. OKIE811 notes that private lines between the meter and a building are not owned by utility companies. Federal pipeline rules also require gas operators to tell customers they do not maintain customer buried piping and that it should be periodically inspected.
We isolate the gas piping, pressurize it with air or an inert gas to the test pressure the fuel gas code requires, and watch a gauge for the required time. Any drop means a leak somewhere in the system. We then narrow it down section by section with leak detector solution and an electronic detector until we find the exact joint or pipe.
We do not recommend it. Gas fittings that look tight can still leak, and an undersized line can starve an appliance and cause poor combustion. Oklahoma City requires plumbing contractors to be state-licensed and city-registered, and any gas connection should end with a leak test. We size the line, install an accessible shutoff valve and test every connection.
Not directly. A leak releases unburned natural gas, which is a fire and explosion hazard. Carbon monoxide comes from fuel that burns poorly, often in an appliance with a bad vent or dirty burner. Both are dangerous. The CDC recommends battery or battery-backup CO detectors near every sleeping area and yearly service of fuel-burning appliances by a qualified technician.
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