Gas line plumbing in Ballard

Ballard townhouses are gas-ready, and the older bungalows between Market Street and the canal often have a meter from a gas furnace that was replaced years ago. Either way, adding a range, dryer or tankless heater is a short run.

Gas line plumbing work in Ballard

New gas lines, leak detection and repair, and hookups for ranges, dryers, fireplaces and tankless heaters, installed to code and inspected.

  • Townhouse dryers and rangesShort branches off an existing line in a compact utility space, with a shut-off and a leak test.
  • Bungalow kitchen remodelsA new line to the range during the remodel, while the floor is open.
  • Breweries and shopsCommercial gas piping for small kitchens and equipment in Ballard’s industrial blocks.

How we do gas line work, in detail

What we see in Ballard

  • The old Ballard bungalows between Market Street and the ship canal have small basements and original drains. Bathroom remodels here usually mean re-routing a drain and bringing supplies up to code.
  • The townhouses built since the mid-2000s mostly came with tankless water heaters in a compact mechanical closet. Those units are now due for descaling, and the first generation is reaching replacement age.
  • Those small closets suit a wall-hung tankless heater.

Also in Ballard: tankless water heaters and water filtration. All plumbing in Ballard.

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Gas line plumbing in Ballard? Call us.

Phone (206) 708-3134 for a free written estimate. Same-day service is available for most calls, Monday to Friday.

Serving Seattle, Shoreline, Bellevue and Mercer Island.

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