Gas Line Repair & Installation in the Inland Empire

Drain Edge Rooter repairs, replaces, and installs natural gas piping inside and outside the home under our California C-36 plumbing license, including lines for water heaters, ranges, dryers, fireplaces, barbecues, and pool heaters. We are based at 619 E South St, Rialto, CA 92376 and serve the Inland Empire under California C-36 license #1078977, with about 139 five-star Google reviews.

Call (909) 927-3194. We answer 24/7.

If you smell gas right now: leave the house, do not switch lights or appliances on or off, do not use a phone indoors, and once you are outside call Southern California Gas Company at 1-800-427-2200 or 911. After the utility has made it safe, call us for repairs.

Gas Line Work We Handle

  • Leak repair on gas piping and fittings, and replacement of leaking flex connectors
  • New gas lines for ranges, dryers, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and pool or spa heaters
  • Water heater gas connections, including sediment traps and shutoffs, as part of water heater service and installs
  • Re-piping old gas lines and replacing corroded underground lines
  • Pressure testing after repairs or when the utility needs a test before restoring service
  • Seismic and excess-flow shutoff valves on request

How a Gas Job Works

  1. Safety first. If the utility has shut off your service or tagged an appliance, we start there.
  2. Find the problem. We test fittings and lines, check connectors and valves, and confirm the source instead of guessing.
  3. Size it right. For new lines and added appliances, the pipe has to carry enough gas for everything on the system. We check the load so a new range or heater does not starve the others.
  4. Permit and test. Gas piping work is permitted and inspected where the city requires it, and the system is pressure tested before it goes back in service. Where SoCalGas needs to restore or relight service, we coordinate with them.

We give you a written price before work starts. We do not take shortcuts on gas, and we will not connect an appliance to a line that tests bad.

Common Causes of Gas Line Problems

Older flexible connectors behind ranges and dryers, fittings disturbed when appliances are moved, corrosion on steel pipe that runs underground or along exterior walls, and lines that were added on by someone without the right materials or sizing. Underground lines to detached garages, pool equipment, and barbecues are worth checking on older properties.

Gas Line Repair & Installation by City

We also serve Ontario, Upland, Redlands, Highland, Loma Linda, Bloomington, Grand Terrace, and Riverside. See all service areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a plumber work on gas lines in California?

Yes. Gas piping is part of the work covered by a C-36 plumbing contractor license. Drain Edge Rooter holds C-36 #1078977.

Who do I call first if I smell gas?

Get everyone outside and call SoCalGas at 1-800-427-2200 or 911 from outside. Once the utility has made it safe, call us to fix the line or connector.

Do I need a permit to add a gas line?

New gas piping usually requires a permit and inspection. We handle that where it is required.

Drain Edge Rooter · 619 E South St, Rialto, CA 92376 · (909) 927-3194 · Open 24/7 · CA C-36 #1078977 · about 139 five-star Google reviews

Quick Answers: Gas line repair

Does Drain Edge Rooter offer gas line repair 24/7?

Yes. We are open 24/7, so call anytime at (909) 927-3194. We will talk through the problem and give you a straight answer on timing.

What areas do you serve for gas line repair?

Rialto, Fontana, San Bernardino, Colton, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Upland, Redlands, Highland, Loma Linda, Bloomington, Grand Terrace and North Riverside, from our shop at 619 E South St in Rialto.

Is Drain Edge Rooter licensed?

Yes. Owner Isaiah Infante holds California C-36 plumbing contractor license #1078977.

Will I know the cost before work starts?

Yes. We explain what the job needs and go over the price with you before any work begins.

Can Orangeburg sewer pipe be lined?

No. Orangeburg (tar-paper) sewer pipe cannot be lined or rehabilitated. It has to be dug up and replaced.

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