Licensed, code-compliant gas line services from a Colorado Master Plumber. We diagnose the issue, explain your options, and get it done right—safely and on your schedule.
If you smell a sulfur or rotten egg odor, hear hissing near a gas line or appliance, or suspect any kind of gas leak:
Your safety comes first. Once Xcel confirms the area is safe, our licensed plumbers will locate the leak, make the repair, pressure test the line, and coordinate any required inspections—so your gas is restored safely and properly.
When a gas line fails, you need a licensed professional who can respond quickly, diagnose the issue accurately, and complete the repair to code. At Mr. Perfect Plumbing, every gas line repair is performed or directly supervised by a Colorado-licensed Master Plumber with over 20 years of hands-on experience. We don’t send general handymen or unlicensed techs—we send professionals who specialize in this work.
Gas leaks and gas line damage can happen for a number of reasons: aging pipe materials, ground shifting from Colorado’s clay soil, frost heave, corrosion, or improper work by a previous contractor. Whatever the cause, we locate the problem, explain what needs to happen, and provide a clear written estimate before any work begins.
If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait. Gas line issues can escalate quickly. Call (720) 743-5178 and we’ll get a licensed plumber to your home as soon as possible.
A gas pressure test verifies that your home’s gas piping system is sealed, leak-free, and safe to operate. It’s a standard requirement in several common situations, and in most cases, it must be performed by a licensed plumber with the proper permits before your gas utility will restore or connect service.
We handle the entire process from start to finish so you don’t have to coordinate between multiple parties:
You don't need to worry about the paperwork, the permits, or the back-and-forth with the city. We handle it all.
A gas line inspection is a thorough evaluation of your home’s gas piping, connections, and appliance hookups to identify safety concerns, code violations, or early signs of wear. Unlike a pressure test (which checks for leaks under pressure), an inspection looks at the overall condition of your gas system—materials, routing, support, ventilation, and compliance with current code.
A gas inspection can identify hidden safety issues that a general home inspection might miss.
If your home is 20+ years old and the gas piping has never been evaluated, an inspection can catch aging connectors, outdated materials, or improperly routed lines.
Denver’s expansive clay soil causes foundation shifting that can stress underground and interior gas piping.
Appliances that aren’t heating efficiently, pilot lights that struggle, or inconsistent hot water can sometimes trace back to gas delivery problems.
If you’ve never had your gas lines professionally evaluated, a routine inspection is a smart preventive step.
Our inspection includes a visual evaluation of all accessible gas piping, connections, shutoff valves, appliance hookups, and venting. We’ll document what we find, explain any concerns, and provide recommendations—with no pressure to commit to anything on the spot.
Whether you’re adding a gas stove, converting from electric to gas, running a line to an outdoor grill or fire pit, or connecting a new water heater or furnace, gas line installation requires proper sizing, code-compliant materials, pressure testing, and coordination with local inspectors.
We evaluate your existing gas system to ensure it can support the additional load, size the new line correctly, and handle all permit coordination and inspections. Every installation is pressure tested and inspected before we consider the job complete.
Gas line work should never feel rushed, unclear, or unpredictable. Here’s what to expect when you call Mr. Perfect Plumbing:
Tell us what’s going on—whether it’s a suspected leak, a pressure test need, or a new installation. We’ll schedule a time that works for you, often same-day for urgent issues.
A licensed plumber arrives, evaluates your gas system, and explains what we’re seeing—clearly and without jargon.
You’ll know the scope, the cost, and the timeline before we pick up a wrench. No surprises.
We pull the required permits, complete the work to Colorado fuel gas code standards, and pressure test the system.
We coordinate the city inspection, walk you through what was done, and make sure you’re completely satisfied before we leave.
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Services
Plumbing leak detection, Plumbing pipe repair
Al Norton
"These guys ran a long gas line for me that was both above and below the ground. Very happy with the outcome! Great guys, upfront, professional, efficient, and would recommend to family and friends."
marshall adams
"This company is awesome! I called with an issue on the gas line for my food truck and they were there in less than an hour ! Jeremy was very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend this company! Great service and great people !"
Katrina Current
No. Gas line work in Colorado requires specific licensing and training. Always verify that your plumber holds a valid Colorado plumbing license that authorizes gas work. At Mr. Perfect Plumbing, all gas line work is performed or supervised by our licensed Master Plumber.
Leave your home immediately without turning on or off any switches or appliances. Once you’re safely outside, call Xcel Energy at 1-800-895-2999 to report the leak. After the situation is stabilized, call us at (720) 743-5178 for licensed gas line repair.
In most cases, yes. If your gas was disconnected—whether due to nonpayment, a vacancy, safety concerns, or previous work—Xcel typically requires a gas pressure test performed by a licensed plumber, along with a city inspection, before restoring service. We handle the permit, the test, and the inspection coordination for you.
Cost depends on the size of the system, the jurisdiction’s permit fees, and whether any repairs are needed during the test. We provide exact pricing over the phone when you call, and there are never hidden fees. The test itself typically takes a few hours including inspection coordination.
Most residential gas line repairs can be completed in a single visit—often within a few hours. More complex issues, like underground line replacement or whole-system re-piping, may take longer. We’ll give you a clear timeline during your estimate so you know what to expect.
In most Denver-area jurisdictions, yes. New gas line installations, modifications to existing lines, and pressure tests typically require a permit and inspection. We pull all required permits under our license and coordinate the inspection process—you don’t have to deal with any of it.
There’s no single rule, but we recommend a professional gas line inspection if your home is over 20 years old, if you’re buying or selling a property, or if you’ve noticed any signs of gas line issues. Routine inspections are a smart preventive measure—especially in Denver, where clay soil movement can stress underground piping over time.
Absolutely. We install gas lines for outdoor grills, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, and patio heaters. Every outdoor gas line is installed with proper burial depth, code-compliant materials, a dedicated shutoff valve, and a final pressure test. We handle the permit and inspection so you’re ready to fire it up.
Yes. Gas line connections are a standard part of our water heater and boiler installation services. If you’re replacing a gas water heater, upgrading to a tankless unit, or servicing a boiler, we ensure the gas supply is properly sized, connected, and tested as part of the job.
We provide gas line repair, inspection, pressure testing, and installation throughout the Denver metro area, including Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Littleton, Centennial, Englewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, and surrounding communities.
