Absolutely. Many neighborhoods in Central New Jersey are expanding their natural gas access, which is why you may have seen streets and sidewalks opened up recently. If your home is now eligible for service or you simply want to add a gas line to a new area of your house, we can run a properly sized and safely installed line to the location you need. We take care of permits, routing, proper trenching if needed, and all code requirements.

Yes, we work with both natural gas and propane. Natural gas is delivered through your utility’s underground piping system, while propane is stored in a tank on your property. Both fuels power appliances beautifully, but they require different regulators, piping considerations, and appliance settings. Our team installs, sizes, and tests systems for either fuel so your equipment runs safely and efficiently.

Definitely. Converting to gas is common for homeowners who want better performance from ranges, dryers, grills, or water heaters. The key is to install the correct fuel supply, proper venting, and equipment that is approved for gas use. We evaluate the appliance, the location, and the gas capacity to ensure the conversion is done safely and within New Jersey code.

Yes, we do, and we take this very seriously. Gas leaks are not a wait and see situation. If you notice a gas odor or suspect an issue with an appliance, line, or connection, we can inspect and repair it once the gas company confirms the area is safe. Regular maintenance and proper installation go a long way in preventing leaks, and we are trained to diagnose and fix issues correctly.

Of course. These projects add comfort and convenience to any home, especially in a four season climate like ours. We install gas lines for indoor and outdoor fireplaces, patio heaters, pool heaters, and other equipment that makes your backyard more enjoyable. Every installation is done to meet safety codes and includes the proper shutoff valves and ventilation requirements.

Stop everything and call 911 and your gas company immediately. Leave the home right away. Do not try to find the leak or fix anything yourself. Gas safety is no joke. Once the gas company makes the property safe, we can take care of any needed repairs, replacements, or upgrades.

Sometimes. It depends on the appliance and the type of fuel it is designed for. Some appliances are manufactured with conversion kits, while others are not approved for fuel changes. We will look at your specific equipment, fuel source, and home layout, then recommend the safest and most practical solution.

Yes. In rural parts of Central New Jersey, it is very common to lose power for long stretches during storms. Many homeowners choose standby generators for peace of mind. We size, install, and run gas lines for Generac generators, which are designed to activate automatically when the power goes out. A properly installed gas line keeps your generator running smoothly during outages so your home stays warm, powered, and connected.