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by Gary Gill
A gas fireplace can sit unused for months before cooler Colorado weather makes it part of the daily routine again. That long pause is one reason fall is a practical time to schedule service. Dust, worn components, ignition problems, gas-line … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
A gas line repair is not complete simply because a damaged section of piping has been replaced or a leaking connection has been tightened. Before gas service returns, the repaired system needs to be tested to confirm that the work corrected the … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
When a utility company identifies a gas leak, the tag placed on the system is not the end of the process. It is a notice that a safety issue has been found and that specific steps must be completed before normal gas service can continue. Depending on … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
Gas-powered fire pits, grills, ranges, dryers, fireplaces, patio heaters, water heaters, pool heaters, generators, and other appliances depend on more than a simple connection to a fuel source. The piping system has to deliver enough gas at the … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
Buried gas lines are designed to operate safely under normal ground conditions, but the soil surrounding them is not completely static. Seasonal moisture changes, freeze-thaw cycles, erosion, settlement, landscaping, and construction can all alter … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
An underground gas leak is different from a visible problem at an appliance connection or exposed pipe. Buried gas lines can run beneath yards, driveways, patios, landscaping, and other areas where the source of damage is hidden. When a leak develops … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
Natural gas and propane make everyday appliances convenient, but the piping that supplies them is part of a pressurized fuel system. When a leak develops, the priority is safety, not troubleshooting. Homeowners should know the warning signs, … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
An outdoor kitchen can add convenience and flexibility to a backyard, but gas planning should happen before countertops, patios, grills, or other permanent features are finalized. The gas system has to support the appliances safely, deliver the right … [Read more...]
by Gary Gill
A well-planned gas fire pit can make an outdoor area more comfortable, functional, and inviting through more of the year. That planning matters because a gas fire pit is connected to a fuel system. The line must deliver the correct capacity and … [Read more...]
Better Business Bureau
Natural Gas Homes Advantage Program
Rocky Mountain Hearth Patio & BBQ Association
Appliance Repair (Xcel subsidiary)