

Gas Line Installation & Leak Repair in Big Bear
Licensed, permitted, pressure-tested gas work. If you smell gas, leave the building and call us from outside.
What this covers
Most of Big Bear runs on propane, and propane is heavier than air — it pools in crawlspaces and low points instead of dissipating. That makes a small leak more dangerous here than it would be in a natural gas neighborhood down the hill.
We install and repair gas piping to code, pressure-test every run before it goes into service, and pull permits on work that requires them. This is not a category where we cut corners or where you should hire the cheapest bid.
Included in this service
- Gas leak detection and repair
- New gas line runs for ranges, dryers and heaters
- Fire pit, BBQ and outdoor appliance lines
- Generator and pool heater gas supply
- Propane tank to house line replacement
- Sediment traps, shutoffs and appliance connectors
- Pressure testing and documentation
- Permit coordination with San Bernardino County
Signs of a gas leak — act immediately
- A rotten egg or sulfur smell indoors or outdoors
- A hissing sound near a line, meter or appliance
- Dead or discolored vegetation over a buried line
- Pilot lights that repeatedly blow out
- Unexplained headaches, dizziness or nausea indoors
- A propane tank gauge dropping faster than normal
Not an emergency? Request a visit online and we will get back to you the same business day.
| Item | Pricing |
|---|---|
| Gas leak locate and pressure test | Flat rate |
| Appliance line run | Quoted by length and route |
| Shutoff or connector replacement | Flat rate |
Every price is confirmed in writing before work begins. Emergency and after-hours rates are quoted on the phone, not added afterward.
Gas Line Installation & Leak Repair across the whole valley
We provide gas line installation & leak repair in Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City, Sugarloaf, Fawnskin, Moonridge and Baldwin Lake & Erwin Lake. We are based in Big Bear City — already on the mountain, not driving up to reach you.
Gas Lines — common questions
Do not flip switches, unplug anything, or use your phone inside. Leave the building, take everyone with you, and if you can safely reach the tank shutoff on your way out, close it. Then call us — and your propane supplier — from outside.
Yes. Gas work that adds or reroutes piping generally requires a permit and an inspection in San Bernardino County, and we handle that as part of the job.
We do it often. The main considerations are tank capacity, the total demand of everything else on the system, and burial depth and protection for the run.
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