Gas smell or suspected leak
If you smell gas, leave and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Once the house is safe, we find the source with a pressure test and repair it. Gas leak repair in Cary is for licensed hands only.
Residential and Commercial Gas Piping
Gas smell, a failed pressure test, or a new appliance that needs a line? Our shop is in Apex, right across the town line, so for most Cary addresses we are coming from next door. We repair the line, install new ones, and give you the real price before we start.
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Gas Line Repair and Installation
Most gas line calls are one of these six. Tell us which one sounds like yours and we will tell you what the job usually involves.
If you smell gas, leave and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Once the house is safe, we find the source with a pressure test and repair it. Gas leak repair in Cary is for licensed hands only.
If the utility will not restore service after a test, the line has a leak. We locate it, repair or replace that section, and test again so service can be turned back on.
Many Cary homes were built with electric appliances. Converting to gas means a new line from the nearest tie-in, and we check that your supply can carry the added load first.
We run a permanent line out to the patio, protect it where it is exposed, add a shutoff you can reach, and pressure test it before anything is connected.
Remodeling a kitchen or relocating a dryer means moving the line behind it. We cap what is no longer used, extend what is, and leave the connections accessible.
A standby generator or an outdoor kitchen can use more gas than the old line was sized for. We size the supply to the new total load and tell you plainly if it needs upgrading.
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We find the problem or plan the route, and check what the existing supply can carry. You get the real price before we start, and nothing happens until you approve it.
We make the repair or run the new line, then pressure test every joint before an appliance is connected. We pull permits where the town requires them.
Where an inspection is required, we schedule it and meet the inspector. Then we confirm the appliance runs correctly and show you the shutoff.
Gas Lines in Cary
Most of Cary was built between the 1980s and the 2000s. Those homes are old enough that connections have loosened or corroded, and a gas line that sat quiet for years can start to show a leak after yard work, settling, or an appliance swap. We test the line before we blame the appliance.
Plenty of homes in Preston, Lochmere, Kildaire Farms, and Cary Park started with electric ranges, dryers, and water heaters, and owners now want to convert. That is a new-line job. We check the capacity of your existing supply first, so the range does not starve the furnace when both are running. A tankless water heater is a common reason the old line falls short.
Our shop is at 3460 Apex Pkwy in Apex, which borders Cary, and we work Monday through Saturday, 7:00 to 18:00. Call or text (919) 679-1275, or book online. More about how we work in Cary.
Commercial Gas Service
Restaurants, shops, and rental properties in Cary run on gas too. We repair and install gas piping for commercial customers as well as homeowners.
New lines and extensions for ranges, fryers, and cooking lines, sized for the full kitchen load, pressure tested, and permitted where required.
Gas supply for commercial water heaters, including upgrades when a larger unit needs more than the old line can carry.
Lines for patio heaters and fire features, plus leak repair and appliance moves for property managers who need the work documented.
Helpful Details
It depends on the length of the run, the pipe material, how hard the route is to reach, how much gas the appliance needs, and whether a permit is required. We give you the real price before we start, and nothing begins until you approve it.
Leave right away with everyone inside, including pets. Do not touch light switches or use the phone inside. Call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Once the area is safe, call Sweetwater Plumbing at (919) 679-1275 for the repair.
Often, yes. New gas lines and many repairs need one. We pull permits where the town requires them and schedule the inspection, so the work is documented and checked.
Yes. We extend an existing line or run a new one to the patio, install a shutoff, and pressure test it. We also check that your supply can handle the added appliance.
A short repair is a much smaller job than a new line across the house or a generator hookup. Length, access, and inspection scheduling decide it. We tell you what to expect when we give you the price.
Yes, if the supply can carry it. We check capacity, run the line, pressure test it, and connect the appliance. Some appliances also need a conversion or different fittings, which we confirm before the work.
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