A Richardson homeowner wanted to swap an electric cooktop on their kitchen island for a gas one, and the honest answer required real measurements, not a guess. Our technician found the nearest usable gas line, a 1 1/4-inch line about 45 feet from the island, and worked out two legitimate ways to get there: running iron pipe along the exterior of the house secured with standoff clamps, or trenching a poly line to the property, transitioning to CSST, and tunneling under the house through a core-drilled 2-inch sleeve. Two real proposals, priced differently, so the homeowner can decide based on cost and how much yard disruption they’re willing to accept.
For gas line work in Richardson, our local team is available 24/7. See our gas line installation services.
