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Gas Services

Licensed Gas Services Near Stamford, CT

Connecticut homeowners trust Unified Home Solutions to keep their heating and cooling systems running safely and efficiently. Now we’re putting that same expertise to work on the gas lines that fuel your home or business. Unified Home Solutions offers professional gas services for residential and commercial properties across Connecticut, from Greenwich and Stamford to Fairfield and Bridgeport.

Natural gas and propane power many of the systems you rely on most: furnaces, boilers, water heaters, ranges, dryers, fireplaces, and backup generators. When the lines that feed them are installed and maintained correctly, you don’t have to think about them. When they aren’t, the risks are serious. That’s why gas work should always be handled by trained, licensed professionals who know the codes and take safety seriously.

Our team brings more than 50 years of combined experience in the trades and the care of a family-run company to every job. We test our work thoroughly, explain what we’re doing and why, and leave your property clean and safe. Here’s how we can help.

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Supply Line and Shutoff Valve Replacement

Every gas appliance in your home connects to the main line through a supply line and a shutoff valve. Over time, those components wear out. Older flexible connectors can crack or corrode, fittings can loosen, and shutoff valves can seize, making it impossible to cut the gas quickly when you need to.

Our technicians replace outdated or damaged supply lines with modern, code-compliant connectors, and we install new shutoff valves that operate smoothly and seal properly. If your home has older uncoated brass connectors, which are no longer considered safe, we strongly recommend replacing them.

A working shutoff valve is one of the most important safety features in your home. It lets you or a technician isolate a single appliance for service or in an emergency without shutting off gas to the entire property. After every replacement, we leak-test the connection and confirm the appliance is operating correctly before we leave.

Gas Line Repairs and Alterations

Gas lines can be damaged by age, corrosion, shifting foundations, accidental impact during renovations, or poor workmanship from a previous installation. Warning signs include a sulfur or rotten-egg smell, a hissing sound near a line or appliance, dead patches of grass or vegetation above a buried line, or pilot lights and burners that struggle to stay lit.

If you ever smell gas, leave the building immediately, avoid using light switches or phones inside, and call your gas utility or 911 from a safe distance. Once the area is safe, our technicians can locate the problem, repair or replace the damaged section, and pressure-test the system to confirm it’s sealed.

We also handle gas line alterations for remodels, additions, and changing needs. Whether you’re moving a range to a new kitchen island, relocating a water heater, or reconfiguring a commercial space, we’ll reroute your gas piping safely and to code, with minimal disruption to the rest of your property.

New Gas Line Installation and Extensions

Many Connecticut homeowners appreciate gas for its efficiency, reliability, and performance. Cooks love the control of a gas range, and gas-fired heating and water heating can deliver steady comfort through the coldest New England winters. Whatever’s driving your project, it starts with a properly designed and installed gas line.

Unified Home Solutions installs new gas lines for homes and commercial properties, and we extend existing lines to reach new appliances, additions, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, patio heaters, and pool heaters. We start by evaluating your current system and calculating the demand of every appliance it will serve, so the line is sized correctly and each appliance gets the pressure it needs.

From there, we route the piping efficiently, use durable materials suited to the application, and coordinate any required permits and inspections. Every new installation is pressure-tested before it goes into service, so you can enjoy your new appliances with complete confidence.

Gas Lines to Generators

In Connecticut, nor’easters, ice storms, and summer hurricanes can knock out power for days at a time. A standby generator keeps your lights, heat, refrigerator, and sump pump running when the grid goes down, but only if it has a reliable fuel supply behind it.

We run dedicated gas lines to standby generators for homes and businesses. Generators draw a large volume of gas when they start and run, so correct pipe sizing is critical. An undersized line can cause the generator to stall or underperform at exactly the moment you need it most. We calculate the generator’s fuel demand alongside your other gas appliances, confirm your meter and supply can handle the load, and install a line that delivers steady pressure under full demand.

We’ll work alongside your generator installer or electrician to keep the project on schedule, and we pressure-test the line and verify the connection so your generator is ready the next time the power goes out.

Gas Connections for Appliances

Buying a new gas appliance is exciting. Connecting it safely is where professional help matters. An improper connection can lead to leaks, poor performance, carbon monoxide risks, or a voided manufacturer warranty, which is why a quick DIY hookup is never worth the gamble.

Our technicians connect gas ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, clothes dryers, water heaters, furnaces, boilers, fireplaces and fireplace inserts, grills, and other gas appliances. We confirm the appliance matches your fuel type, install the proper connector and shutoff valve, check for adequate clearances and venting, and leak-test every fitting.

If you’re converting an appliance from electric to gas, or adding a gas appliance where there’s no existing line, we can handle that, too. We’ll extend the line, make the connection, and fire up the appliance to confirm it’s operating as it should. And because we’re also HVAC specialists, we’re well equipped to handle the gas side of furnace, boiler, and water heater installations.

Schedule Gas Service With Unified Home Solutions

When it comes to gas, there’s no room for shortcuts. Unified Home Solutions gives you a licensed, experienced team that follows code, tests every connection, and explains your options clearly. We’re a local company built on integrity and lasting relationships, and we treat your home or business with the same care we’d give our own.

From a single shutoff valve replacement to a new line for your standby generator, we’re ready to help homeowners and businesses throughout Connecticut. Ask us about flexible financing options for larger projects.

Contact Unified Home Solutions today for a safe and effective service.