Smelling Gas or Staring at a New Stove You Can’t Use?
You finally upgraded your kitchen, but now the gas stove is sitting in place, unhooked — or worse, you’re worried about a faint gas smell. Maybe the old flexible connector looks sketchy, or the shutoff valve doesn’t turn easily. You know gas isn’t something to “wing” with a YouTube video.
Improper gas stove hookup can lead to leaks, carbon monoxide risk, or code violations that show up during a home sale. It’s stressful, and you shouldn’t have to guess whether your family is safe every time you turn on a burner.