Gas Line Installation in Indianapolis

Adding a gas appliance to a Castleton-area or northeast Indianapolis home means a properly sized, code-compliant line, and that is exactly what we install. Whether you are converting to a gas range, adding an outdoor grill or fire pit, installing a pool heater, or wiring in a standby generator, we run the line correctly the first time. Natural gas service in this area typically comes through Citizens Energy Group, and we connect new appliances to your existing supply safely.

What we run gas lines for

• Gas ranges and cooktops for kitchens converting from electric.
• Outdoor grills, fire pits, and patio heaters.
• Pool and spa heaters.
• Standby generators for whole-home backup power.

Proper sizing and a safe connection

A new gas line has to be sized for the appliance's demand and the length of the run, or the appliance starves and underperforms. We calculate the load, size the pipe correctly, and pressure-test the new line before putting it into service. Done right, your new range, generator, or pool heater runs reliably and safely.

This page covers new gas line runs. If you have a leak or a problem with an existing line, that is a safety matter handled under gas line repair.

Can you add a gas line for a new range?

Yes. Converting from an electric to a gas range is a common job. We run a properly sized line from your supply to the kitchen and connect it safely. Call (317) 436-3846.

Do you install gas lines for generators?

Yes. A standby generator needs a correctly sized gas line to run under load. We size and run the line and pressure-test it before it goes into service.

Can I get a gas line for an outdoor grill or fire pit?

Yes. We run lines for grills, fire pits, and patio heaters so you never deal with propane tanks again. We size the run for the appliance and the distance.

How is the line sized correctly?

We calculate the appliance's gas demand and the length of the run, then size the pipe so the appliance gets full flow. Undersized lines cause poor performance, which we avoid by doing the math up front.

Do you test new gas lines?

Yes. Every new line is pressure-tested for leaks before we put it into service. Gas work allows no shortcuts, and we confirm the line is safe before connecting the appliance.