Gas Line & Gas Appliance Installation in Guelph

Most gas jobs in Guelph are small and specific: a BBQ line out to a new deck in the south end, a range hookup in a Ward reno, a dryer conversion in a St. George's Park bungalow, or a heater line to a detached garage in Kortright Hills. The job takes an afternoon — but only if it's sized, pressure-tested and tagged properly. We've run enough black iron and CSST through Guelph basements to quote accurately from a photo and a five-minute call.

BBQ and patio gas lines. The single most common call. A dedicated natural gas stub to the deck means no more propane tank runs, and it's a resale feature buyers in Guelph's newer subdivisions (Westminster Woods, Pineridge, Clairfields) expect. We run it from the meter or the nearest tee, size it for the BBQ's BTU rating plus any future patio heater, install a shut-off and quick-connect, and pressure test before you cook.

Electric-to-gas range and dryer conversions. Guelph's 1960s–80s housing stock was mostly built electric. Bringing gas to the kitchen or laundry room usually means a new branch line off the main, a properly sized run, a shut-off at the appliance, and a flex connector — plus an electrician if the old 240V circuit needs decommissioning. We coordinate both so you're not managing two trades.

Garage heaters and workshop lines. Detached and attached garages across Guelph get gas unit heaters for winter workshops. The line has to be sized for the heater, routed with the right clearances, and the heater vented correctly. We handle the line and hookup and tell you honestly whether your garage is a good candidate before you buy the unit.

Our approach: size, run, test, tag. Every job starts with a BTU load calculation so the line is sized for what's actually on it (including what you might add later). We run black iron or CSST with proper supports and bonding, install shut-offs where code requires, pressure test the whole run, and leave you with the paperwork you'll want for insurance and resale.