A faint sulfur or rotten-egg smell near the meter, a gas appliance that won't ignite reliably, or a line that needs extending for a new appliance — gas line work requires specific certification and a level of care that general plumbing doesn't. Our May technicians are trained and certified specifically for gas line diagnosis, repair, and installation.
Every technician performing gas work is certified and carries documentation available on request.
All gas line repair and installation work is completed to current May, ID code and tested before being signed off.
We treat any reported gas smell as urgent and respond accordingly.
You'll get a written price for gas line repair, installation, or appliance hookup before work begins.
From leak detection and repair to new appliance hookups, our certified technicians handle the full scope of residential gas line work.
We isolate the exact leak point before repair, using proper detection equipment rather than guesswork.
We size and route new gas lines properly for the appliance's specific BTU requirements.
We test every new appliance connection for a secure, leak-free seal before considering the job finished.
Existing gas lines can be pressure-tested to confirm there's no leak, often required for real estate transactions or renovations.
A stuck or faulty shutoff valve is repaired or replaced to ensure the line can be properly isolated in an emergency.
We coordinate with utility shutoff procedures when needed and complete repairs to code once safe access is confirmed.
Dispatch prioritizes any suspected leak report and coordinates the safest next steps.
A certified gas line technician is routed to May with detection and pressure-testing equipment.
You'll get a clear explanation of what's needed and the cost before any work starts.
We verify the finished work passes pressure testing, then document it as needed.
"New gas range hookup was done to code and pressure-tested before they left. Gave me real peace of mind." — Homeowner, May
"Needed a pressure test for a home sale and they provided proper documentation quickly." — May resident
"Certified technician who actually explained the code requirements instead of just doing the work silently." — May customer
We serve May proper and nearby May, ID communities with certified gas line service.
Leave the area immediately, avoid switches or open flames, and contact your gas utility or emergency services from outside before calling for repair.
Yes, gas line work requires certification beyond standard plumbing licensing, which our May technicians hold.
It depends on line length, routing, and the appliance being connected — we quote a flat price before starting.
Yes, we provide documented pressure test results, often needed for real estate transactions or code inspections.
Appliance connections are tested for a secure seal before we consider the installation complete.
We back gas line repair and installation work with a written warranty, same as other plumbing services.
