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Gas Line Services in Omaha
Safe Gas Line Installation & Repair You Can Trust.
Whether you need a new line for a gas range, dryer, fireplace, or grill — or you suspect a leak — gas work is not a place to guess. Omaha Drain installs, repairs, and pressure tests residential gas piping to code across the Omaha metro. We answer 24/7.
What a gas line visit includes
- Assessment of the appliance load your existing system is already carrying.
- Correct pipe sizing and materials for the run, not whatever's on the truck.
- Permit pulled and inspection coordinated where the job requires it.
- Pressure test and leak check before the system goes back in service.
- Upfront pricing in writing before any work starts.
Smell gas right now? Read this before you call us.
- Get everyone out of the house, including pets.
- Don't flip light switches, unplug anything, or use a phone inside — a spark can ignite gas.
- Leave the door open behind you and don't go back in.
- From outside, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line.
Once the utility has shut the gas off and cleared the property, call us and we'll find and repair the leak.
Leak Diagnosis & Repair
New Appliance Hookups
Permits & Pressure Testing
The Problem
Gas Work Is Not a DIY Project.
Gas piping requires specific training, correct sizing, and a real leak test. A small mistake can lead to a leak, a fire, or carbon monoxide exposure. Whether you're adding a range or you smell rotten eggs, this is a call to a professional.
- Smell of gas or rotten eggs
- Hissing sounds near pipes or appliances
- A line that needs moved for a renovation
- Switching an appliance over to gas
The Solution
Gas Piping Done to Code.
Our technicians work on residential gas systems every week — pressure testing, leak diagnosis, and running new lines for kitchens, dryers, fireplaces, and outdoor grills.
Every connection gets tested before the system goes back in service, and the work is done to the local code that the inspector is going to hold it to.
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Why Upgrade?
Convenience & Efficiency.
Outdoor Living
Stop hauling propane tanks. We install dedicated lines for permanent grills and fire pits.
Tested Before We Leave
Every line we install or repair is pressure tested and leak checked before it goes back in service.
How It Works
3 Steps to Safe Gas Service.
Assess
We look at the appliance, the load already on your system, and the best route for the pipe.
Install
We run the line using correct sizing and materials for the appliance, and pull the permit where required.
Test
We pressure test the system and leak check the connections before putting it back in service.
Why Choose Omaha Drain?
- Licensed and insured: we carry the credentials required for gas work in the Omaha metro.
- Tested, not assumed: we don't shortcut materials or the pressure test.
- Permit coordination: we pull the required permits and schedule the inspection where the job calls for it.
- Upfront pricing: you know the cost before we start.
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Omaha Trusts Us for Safety.
See why homeowners across the metro choose Omaha Drain for their most critical home systems.
Gas Line Services
Gas Leak Diagnosis
Gas Line Repair
Stove & Range Hookups
Clothes Dryer Installation
Gas Fireplace Lines
Outdoor Grill Lines
Water Heater Gas Lines
Pressure Testing
Questions, answered
Common Questions
What should I do if I smell gas in my home?
Get everyone out of the house first. Do not flip light switches, unplug anything, or use a phone inside — a spark can ignite gas. Leave the door open behind you and do not go back in. From outside, at a neighbor's house or down the street, call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line. Once the utility has shut the gas off and cleared the property, call us and we will find and repair the leak.
Can you run a gas line for my outdoor grill?
Yes. We install dedicated gas lines to patios and decks so you can run a permanent grill instead of refilling propane tanks. We size the line for the appliance and the total load already on your system, so the new run does not starve your furnace or water heater.
Do I need a permit for a new gas line?
New gas line installations and major alterations generally require a permit in the Omaha area. We pull the required permit and coordinate the inspection as part of the job, so you are not chasing paperwork with the city.
How do you check a new gas line for leaks?
We pressure test the line and hold it to confirm it is not losing pressure, then check connections with an approved leak detection method before the system is put back in service. Anything that does not hold gets corrected and retested before we sign off.
Safe, Code-Compliant Gas Service.
Adding an appliance or chasing down a smell? Call and talk to a local expert now, or book online.