Gas Line Installation & Repair in Salem, MA

Gas line work isn’t something to take chances on. A single mistake can lead to leaks, carbon monoxide exposure, or worse. That’s why Massachusetts requires gas work to be performed by licensed professionals—and why Lausier Brothers takes gas line installation and repair so seriously.

We hold Massachusetts Master Plumber License #17257, authorizing us to install, repair, test, and inspect gas piping throughout the state. Whether you’re connecting a new gas range, running a line to your outdoor grill, or dealing with a suspected leak, we handle the work with the precision it demands.

Our Gas Line Services

  • Gas line installation — New lines for stoves, dryers, fireplaces, generators, pool heaters, and tankless water heaters
  • Gas line repair — Fixing leaks, damaged pipes, corroded fittings
  • Gas leak detection — Professional pressure testing and electronic detection
  • Appliance hookups — Ranges, dryers, water heaters, furnaces, boilers
  • Outdoor gas lines — Built-in grills, fire pits, patio heaters, outdoor kitchens
  • Gas meter upgrades — Coordination with National Grid for increased capacity

Signs of a Gas Leak

Natural gas is odorless, but utilities add mercaptan—a sulfur compound that smells like rotten eggs—so you can detect leaks. Warning signs include:

  • Rotten egg or sulfur smell
  • Hissing or whistling sounds near gas lines or appliances
  • Dead vegetation in an otherwise healthy yard
  • Physical symptoms — headaches, dizziness, nausea when indoors

If you smell gas strongly: Don’t flip switches or use phones inside. Leave immediately and call 911 or National Grid (1-800-233-5325). Once cleared, call us for repairs.

Outdoor Gas Line Installation

Outdoor gas installations require proper burial depth (18 inches minimum in Massachusetts), weather-rated materials, and code-compliant shutoff valves. We handle permits and inspections with local building departments in Beverly, Peabody, Lynn, and throughout Essex, Middlesex, and Suffolk counties.

Gas Line Frequently Asked Questions

How much does gas line installation cost?

Appliance hookups: $300-$800. New interior lines: $500-$2,000. Outdoor gas lines: $1,500-$4,000+. We provide free estimates.

Can you convert my electric appliances to gas?

Yes, if gas service is available. We run new lines and coordinate with National Grid if meter upgrades are needed.