Gas line question

As a homeowner you can do your own stunts but technically need to pull a permit for this and do a leak check which involves a minimum of 24hrs with the gas shut off and pressurized with air.

Gas piping is not hard or expensive. I drive thru Brighton often. Let me know if you want me to stop by

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Originally Posted by Wulf202

As a homeowner you can do your own stunts but technically need to pull a permit for this and do a leak check which involves a minimum of 24hrs with the gas shut off and pressurized with air.

Gas piping is not hard or expensive. I drive thru Brighton often. Let me know if you want me to stop by

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Maybe like Saturday the 4th or something like that so you might be able to tell what I am dealing with

I'm free most Fridays too if that works

See if the city will verify the install with their engineering staff if you get a permit. You can probably draw up a sketch, size your runs and then ask if you can get an engineer to review prior to installing. Also gets you clear of the possible insurance issues.

No nut unions are allowed, but you can easily plumb into a line by replacing an existing elbow with a T. Run the new flexible type line. I had a line added for a dryer 10 years ago, the plumber did just that. Picked an existing elbow and ran back a flex line for the dryer about 6 feet. Afterwards I thought, I could have done that!