Home & appliance connections
Ranges, dryers, tankless water heaters, fireplaces, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens. New connections, replacements, and planned additions.
Plan Home Gas WorkPropane & natural gas services
For the home you live in. The business you run. The project you’re responsible for.
Find the gas services that fit your role, your equipment, and your next step.
Powering Homes & Businesses – Safely & Efficiently
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The details that matter to you
Open a guide to see the scope, the coordination, and the information that helps us move your request forward.
Start with what you want to power. We help connect the appliance plan to the piping, propane tank or natural gas supply, and installation work your property needs.
We review the proposed appliances and existing supply, discuss routing and access, and define the gas work, permit needs, and site preparation in a written scope.
Bring GGS into the project before the fuel connection becomes the last unresolved item. We coordinate the gas portion with the dealer, electrician, property owner, and supply provider as needed.
Define the fuel connection location, site readiness, installation sequence, and responsibilities before dispatch. Electrical work, generator commissioning, and utility meter changes remain coordinated with the responsible providers.
For new homes, additions, tenant improvements, and renovations, we help turn plans and appliance selections into a coordinated gas installation scope.
We identify the gas milestones and dependencies: utility readiness, trench access, framing, equipment delivery, finish work, and inspection access. Scope changes are reviewed before additional work proceeds.
Electricians, plumbers, remodelers, handyman services, tile installers, framers, roofers, and other trades can bring us in for the gas portion of a shared project.
We agree on the handoff points and site readiness with your team. Let us know before a pipe, vent, appliance connection, or gas equipment area will be disturbed or concealed.
Whether preparing a listing, responding to inspection findings, or helping a buyer after closing, a focused gas evaluation helps identify what needs attention.
We coordinate access with the authorized owner or representative and clarify the requested evaluation, available fuel supply, and transaction deadline before the visit.
Give us the property, the concern, and the person who can authorize work. We help coordinate scheduled gas service with residents, onsite teams, and management.
Define the approval limit or quote requirement, resident access, work-order number, and billing contact up front. We keep the gas scope tied to the correct property and request.
Opening, expanding, or rearranging a commercial kitchen? We coordinate the gas side of the project with the owner, general contractor, equipment supplier, and other responsible trades.
We identify supply and pressure needs, installation access, planned downtime, and dependencies on the utility and hood/fire-suppression providers. Those systems are coordinated with their responsible specialists.
We help food-truck and trailer operators address gas-system condition, equipment changes, and gas-related inspection findings before a planned opening or event.
Tell us which authority, event, or commissary is requesting documentation. We define the gas inspection and any repair work separately so you know what is included.
Help customers understand the gas work their purchase may require. GGS can review the installation details and quote the gas portion directly or through an agreed dealer arrangement.
Confirm who contracts and pays for the work, when the appliance will be onsite, and whether other trades need to complete electrical, water, drain, venting, cabinetry, or finish work.
We work with designers and their construction teams to make gas appliance selections and connection locations part of the project planning process.
Share selections early, especially when moving appliances or adding a fire feature. We flag gas-side access and equipment requirements for coordination with the designer, builder, and other trades.
After the site is safe to access, we can evaluate reported gas-system damage and develop a gas repair or replacement scope for the authorized owner, insurer, adjuster, or restoration contractor.
Clarify the contracting party, authorization, requested documentation, and coordination with other restoration trades before work begins. Coverage and claim decisions remain with the insurer.
Browse by the work you need
Already know the task? Start with a service below, or use the client guides above for a more tailored path.
Ranges, dryers, tankless water heaters, fireplaces, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens. New connections, replacements, and planned additions.
Plan Home Gas WorkSupply review, line sizing, piping, regulators, and tank planning for standby generators, coordinated with the installation team.
Plan Generator Fuel SupplyAboveground and underground tank projects, gas-line extensions, equipment relocations, and regulator work for the agreed fuel system.
Discuss Tanks & PipingScheduled gas-system evaluations, pressure testing, leak detection and repair, regulator service, and maintenance.
Request Scheduled ServiceRestaurant and bakery gas lines, equipment additions, mobile food vendor inspections, and coordinated commercial gas work.
Plan Commercial Gas WorkGas scopes, diagrams, permit preparation, test records, and inspection coordination as applicable to the contracted work.
Discuss a Project ScopeService availability and the final scope depend on your location, equipment, site conditions, and project requirements. We confirm these details before scheduling work.
From first conversation to completion
Send the address, equipment details, photos, and timing. We identify what needs a site visit or further review.
Review the proposed gas work, estimate, responsibilities, permit needs, and site-readiness requirements.
Align the installation or service visit with access, equipment delivery, other trades, and required inspections.
Complete the applicable checks and provide the agreed gas-work records, findings, or completion documentation.
Before you reach out
Have a project that does not fit neatly into a card? Tell us what you are trying to accomplish.
Ask About My ProjectYes. Tell us which fuel is available, or select “Not Sure” on the contact form. The equipment, supply, and installation approach will be reviewed for the project.
Yes. Identify the contracting party, onsite contact, and the trades involved. We can coordinate the agreed gas scope around their work and your equipment delivery.
Start with the jobsite address, a description of the work, appliance model numbers, photos, and your timing. Plans, inspection comments, and existing tank or meter details are helpful when available. A site visit may be needed.
Gas permit preparation and inspection coordination can be included where required and within the contracted scope. The relevant authority performs its inspections and makes approval decisions.
Yes. Request a real estate gas evaluation and share the transaction deadline, inspection report, property access, and utility status. We confirm the evaluation and reporting scope before the visit.
No. GGS provides scheduled service. If you smell gas or suspect an active leak, leave the area and call your gas supplier or 911 from a safe location.
Tell us the anticipated locations, project types, timing, and onboarding requirements. We can discuss how to organize estimating, authorizations, site coordination, and documentation for the work.
Let’s define your gas project
We’ll help you identify the next step for the gas portion of your project.