Gas Line Services
1st Choice Plumbing handles a variety of gas line services including repairs and installations.
Repair & Installation
We run new gas lines and repair existing ones, sizing the pipe to match your appliance's BTU demand. We pressure-test every line to confirm it's fully sealed before the gas goes back on, and handle permits and inspections where your local code requires them.
Gas Appliance Connections
We connect and size gas lines for water heaters, ranges, ovens, dryers, fireplaces, pool heaters, generators and outdoor kitchens, checking that your system has enough capacity for the new appliance before we install anything.
Fireplace Gas Lines
We do a lot of fireplace work and proudly partner with The Fireplace Company in Marietta. We run new gas lines to fireplaces, repair and replace hearth shut-off valves and upgrade existing gas lines for bigger and better fireplaces.
Leak Detection & Repair
We track down leaks with an electronic gas detector, then repair or replace the fitting, joint or section of pipe causing it. If a line has widespread corrosion or keeps leaking in different spots, we'll tell you when replacement makes more sense than another repair.
Gas Regulator Sizing & Installation
A gas regulator controls the pressure that reaches your appliances. We size and install regulators to match your home's gas load, so every appliance gets the pressure it needs, including when you add a generator, an outdoor kitchen or a bigger fireplace.
Do You Have a Gas Leak?
Natural gas and propane heat your home, water heater, stove and fireplace. A small leak at a fitting, valve or appliance connection is a common problem, and it’s one we fix all the time.
Utility companies add a chemical to natural gas that makes it smell like rotten eggs or sulfur. If you notice that smell near an appliance, or hear a faint hissing near a gas line, shut off the gas to that appliance and give us a call.
If the smell is strong throughout the house, step outside and call your gas company. The gas line in your yard, up to the meter on the side of your house, belongs to Atlanta Gas Light (AGL). Everything after the meter is the homeowner’s responsibility, and that’s where we come in.


