Gas Line Installation and Repair Services in Boerne, TX

D'Spain Sales and Service is one of the most trusted Boerne, TX plumbers. We provide safe, code-compliant gas line installation, natural gas conversion, leak testing, and gas line repair. Gas piping must be handled by trained experts. Our licensed technicians size, install, test, and maintain gas lines so your home and appliances operate safely and efficiently.

Many people think plumbing is only water lines and fixtures. The same craftsmanship and safety standards apply to gas lines. They can leak, corrode, or be undersized. They also need careful design and professional installation. Our team delivers the full service you need for gas piping in Boerne and across the Texas Hill Country.

Your family’s safety comes first. We follow local code, secure permits, pressure test new piping, and verify appliance connections before we leave. Request an estimate to review your project and options.

Gas Line Installation

Professional design and installation protect your home and appliances. We route gas piping to water heaters, ranges, dryers, fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, pool heaters, and standby generators. Our work includes:

• Sizing lines for current appliances and future additions
• Selecting the right materials for the application (e.g., black iron, CSST, or underground polyethylene where allowed)
• Adding shutoff valves, drip legs, and sediment traps as required
• Coordinating permits, utility locates, and inspections
• Pressure testing and leak verification before placing the line in service

Natural Gas Conversion

Thinking about converting appliances from electric or propane to natural gas? We evaluate capacity at the meter, size new branches, and convert or replace appliance orifices and regulators as needed. You receive a clear plan, pricing, and a safe, clean installation.

Gas Leak Testing

Natural gas is odorized to help you detect a problem, but instruments and pressure tests confirm the source and extent of a leak. Our technicians perform electronic leak detection, isolate affected sections, and make targeted repairs. We verify corrections with a documented pressure test and a final safety check.

Gas Line Repair

Do not wait on a suspected gas issue. Call us for fast repair if you notice any of the following:

• Rotten egg odor or a hissing sound near piping or appliances
• Pilot lights that will not stay lit or yellow, flickering burner flames
• Unexplained increases in gas usage
• Corrosion, kinks, or physical damage to exposed piping
• Dead or discolored vegetation along an underground route

We offer emergency service to restore safety and get your appliances back online. All work is completed to code and documented for your records.

What To Do If You Smell Gas

• Leave the area immediately and move to a safe location
• Avoid using switches, lighters, or phones inside the building
• Call your gas utility or 911 from a safe place
• Contact our team after emergency services clear the site

Why Homeowners Choose D'Spain Sales and Service

• Family owned and operated since 1974
• Licensed, insured, and background-checked technicians
• Upfront pricing and options before work begins
• Permit, inspection, and utility coordination handled for you
• 100% satisfaction guarantee on workmanship

Ready for safe, reliable gas service? Request an estimate or call today to schedule gas line installation, conversion, leak testing, or repair in Boerne, TX.

Gas Line FAQs

Which appliances can connect to a gas line?

Common connections include water heaters, furnaces, ranges, ovens, dryers, fireplaces, outdoor grills, pool heaters, and standby generators. We size lines for the total load and future plans.

How long does gas line installation take?

Many projects finish in a day once permits and utility locates are complete. Larger runs, underground routes, or multiple appliance conversions may take longer. We provide a clear timeline up front.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. We obtain required permits, coordinate inspections, and provide pressure test documentation for your records.

What are signs of a gas leak?

Rotten egg odor, hissing near piping, yellow or sooty flames, dead vegetation along buried lines, or rising gas bills. Leave the area, call the utility or 911, then contact us.