Gas line Installation

Gas line work isn't a place to cut corners. Whether you're building new, renovating, or adding a gas
appliance, it needs to be done by a licensed gas fitter who knows the code and does the job right the first time. SMB Mechanical handles gas line installation across Calgary — from new construction rough ins to single appliance hookups. We're focused specifically on gas fitting, not general plumbing on the side, so it's what we do best.

Types of Gas Line Work We Do

New construction rough-ins

Full gas line rough-
in for new builds, coordinated with your builder or

contractor.

Appliance hookups

Connecting a new furnace,
range, fireplace, or water heater to an existing
supply.

Line extensions & relocations

Extending gas
service to a new area of your home or moving an
existing line for a renovation.

Common Appliances We Connect

Furnaces
Ranges and Cooktops
Fireplaces
Dryers
Water Heaters (tank and tankless)
BBQs, Fire Pits, and Outdoor Gas Features

Gas work affects the safety of your entire home. A licensed gas fitter makes sure:

Lines are sized correctly for the appliance and overall system
Work meets Alberta code and passes inspection
Your home insurance and resale aren't put at risk by unpermitted work
Cutting corners on gas work isn't worth the risk — to your home or your family.

Why Licensed Gas Fitting Matters

Our Process

Assessment : review your existing gas supply and what you're looking to add or change
Permitting : we pull the required permit so the work is fully compliant
Installation : line run or extended to spec, connected to the appliance
Pressure testing : every line is tested before it's put into service
Inspection : final sign-off so you have peace of mind and a paper trail

FAQ

Do I need a permit for a new gas line in Calgary?
Yes, gas line installation and extension work requires a permit and inspection in Calgary. We handle this as part of the job.
How much does gas line installation cost?
It depends on the length of line, appliance being connected, and site access. We provide free on-site quotes so you get an accurate number upfront.
Can you run a gas line for a BBQ or fire pit?
Yes, outdoor gas lines for BBQs, fire pits, and fireplaces are a common project for us.
Can you work with my builder or contractor?
Yes, we regularly work as the gas fitting subcontractor for builders and other trades on new construction projects.