Gas Line Services in Oklahoma City
For homes across Oklahoma City, natural gas powers some of the most vital systems—furnaces, water heaters, kitchen ranges, outdoor grills, and more. But gas lines demand a level of care, expertise, and code compliance far beyond ordinary plumbing work. That’s why homeowners in Northwest OKC and beyond call Silvernail Plumbing, Heating & Cooling when it matters most. We’ve been safely installing and repairing gas lines for over 100 years, always with an uncompromising focus on safety, precision, and long-term reliability.
We handle gas line work the right way—with permits, inspections, and peace of mind.
Whether you’re converting appliances to gas, running a new line to a detached garage, or worried about a possible leak, our licensed gas plumbers bring unmatched experience and attention to detail. Many homes in neighborhoods like Nichols Hills, The Village, and Bethany rely on natural gas—but aging lines, shifting soil, and weather extremes can put stress on those systems. Silvernail technicians are trained to identify risk, make compliant upgrades, and ensure your family stays safe year-round.
Homeowners trust us for gas plumbing services including:
- Complete gas line installation for new appliances
- Gas leak detection using calibrated electronic sniffers
- Emergency shutoff valve replacements and repairs
- Outdoor gas line extensions for fire pits and BBQs
- Retrofitting homes from electric to gas systems
- Pressure testing and permitting for all new installations
- Flexible gas line (CSST) and rigid pipe installations
- Generator and standby appliance connections
- Gas line rerouting during remodels or expansions
- Restoration of gas service after disconnection
Licensed Gas Line Repair & Installation by Experts Who Know OKC Homes
If you think there’s a gas leak, time matters. Call a licensed professional immediately.
Emergency Gas Leak Repairs—Fast, Licensed, and Safe
A gas leak can happen without warning—and the consequences can be serious. From faint odors to active hissing sounds near appliances, any sign of a leak demands urgent attention. At Silvernail, our trained technicians are equipped to respond fast. We use sensitive detection tools to locate the problem, secure the system, and perform a full repair up to Oklahoma Natural Gas and OKC code standards. We also coordinate directly with utility providers to restore service once repairs are complete.
Recognizing a possible gas leak:
- Sulfur or “rotten egg” smell indoors or outside near gas meters
- Audible hissing or whistling at joints or along gas lines
- Pilot lights repeatedly going out on appliances
- Discolored vegetation or dead patches of grass near buried lines
- Unusual health symptoms indoors like dizziness, headaches, or nausea
- Appliance flames that flicker orange instead of blue
- Gas meter spinning rapidly when no appliances are on
- Bubbling water or visible dirt movement near underground piping
- Corroded or rusted pipes, especially at joints
- Sudden spike in monthly gas usage
Bringing gas to your kitchen, laundry room, or backyard—done right the first time.
Appliance Gas Line Installations for New or Converted Systems
If you’re installing a new gas range, dryer, or fireplace insert, don’t trust the job to a handyman or general contractor. Improperly sized or connected gas lines can cause dangerous leaks or underpowered appliances. Our team at Silvernail ensures proper sizing, valve placement, regulator installation, and all necessary venting for smooth, efficient performance. We also handle conversions from electric to gas, including full permitting and coordination with the city or utility company as needed.
We install gas lines for appliances including:
- Gas cooktops and slide-in ranges
- Clothes dryers (natural gas and propane models)
- Tank and tankless water heaters
- Outdoor BBQs, fire pits, and kitchens
- Gas fireplaces and gas log sets
- Whole-home standby generators
- Pool and spa heaters
- Patio heaters and garage space heaters
- Boilers and radiant heat systems
- Accessory dwelling unit (ADU) connections
We’ve spent over a century earning trust—one safe, code-compliant job at a time.
Why Homeowners Across Oklahoma City Trust Silvernail for Gas Work
Gas line work is not just about function—it’s about safety. At Silvernail Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, we believe in doing things the right way, every time. That means clear communication, careful craftsmanship, and total transparency about your options. We’ve served homes in OKC since 1921, and we bring that generational experience into every service call. From routine upgrades to emergency repairs, you can count on us to protect your home and family like they’re our own.
What sets Silvernail apart:
- Licensed, bonded, and insured for gas-specific plumbing work
- Detailed diagnostics and pressure testing for every repair
- Clean, respectful work—no mess left behind
- Compliance with Oklahoma Uniform Building Code (OUBCC)
- Direct coordination with local gas utilities and inspectors
- Written estimates and no surprise fees
- Friendly, trained technicians who explain your options
- Flexible scheduling and fast turnarounds on permits
- Family-owned legacy of integrity and service
- Coverage throughout Oklahoma City, Edmond, Yukon, and more
Frequently Asked Questions
About Gas Line Services
What do I do if I smell gas inside my home?
If you smell gas indoors, your first priority is safety. Immediately leave the building—do not flip light switches, use electronics, or ignite flames. Call your gas utility provider (like Oklahoma Natural Gas) to report the potential leak. Once the area is secure, call Silvernail Plumbing, Heating & Cooling. We’ll arrive promptly to perform a thorough inspection, identify the leak’s location, and make the necessary repairs in compliance with all OKC codes. Never attempt to investigate or fix a suspected leak on your own.
How can I tell if my gas lines are old or unsafe?
Homes in many parts of Oklahoma City—especially in neighborhoods like Gatewood, Mesta Park, and older sections of Moore—often have gas lines that are 40+ years old. Signs of deterioration include visible corrosion, flaking pipe surfaces, a gas smell near joints or valves, inconsistent appliance performance, or unexplained increases in your gas bill. Even if you haven’t noticed problems yet, it’s a good idea to schedule a gas line inspection every 10–15 years or when taking ownership of an older home.
Do I need a permit to install or repair a gas line in Oklahoma City?
Yes. Any new gas line installation, appliance conversion, or major gas repair must be permitted by the City of Oklahoma City or your local jurisdiction. This includes pressure testing and inspection by a licensed official before the system can be re-energized. At Silvernail, we handle the entire process on your behalf—from permit application to final inspection—so you stay fully compliant without lifting a finger.
What’s the cost to install a new gas line for an appliance?
Costs can vary depending on the length of the run, accessibility of the area, type of appliance, and whether a permit is required. For example, a short run to a gas range may start around $300–$500, while longer installations for tankless water heaters or outdoor grills could range from $700 to $1,500+. We always provide a detailed, itemized estimate before any work begins, and we never push upsells or unnecessary add-ons.
Can you work with propane as well as natural gas?
Absolutely. We are trained and licensed to install and repair both natural gas and propane systems. If you're in a rural part of the OKC metro or outside city limits where propane is the primary fuel, we’ll make sure your installation meets safety codes specific to LP gas—including tank setbacks, pressure regulation, and corrosion protection. We can also help convert appliances between fuel types when needed.
Need Help with a Leak, Clog, or Fixture?
Call Silvernail Plumbing, Heating & Cooling for Expert Gas Line Service
For safe, licensed gas plumbing you can count on, there’s only one name Oklahoma City has trusted since 1921. Contact Silvernail today to schedule your gas line installation, repair, or leak inspection—done right the first time, with your safety at the center of everything we do.