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Water Filtration SystemsWhat to do if you smell gas, and what adding or repairing a gas line for a range, dryer, grill or water heater involves. See our gas line installation and repair.
Adding a gas line for a stove, dryer, grill or tankless water heater means sizing the pipe for the new load, running a new branch with its own shutoff, and pressure testing it before anything is lit. This guide walks Benbrook homeowners through each step, the permit and inspection, and what the day of the install looks like.
A rotten egg smell near your stove often means gas is leaking. It may come from a burner, a pilot, a connector or an old gas line. Learn what to do in the first few minutes, how a plumber finds the leak and when the smell is really a drain.
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