Safe and Code-Compliant Gas Piping Services in Orange County, NY

Gas piping demands the highest level of precision, safety awareness, and technical skill. A single mistake can have catastrophic consequences, which is why homeowners and business owners throughout Washingtonville, NY, and Orange County trust A. Stevens Plumbing & Heating Inc. for all their gas line needs. Our licensed technicians install, test, and repair residential and commercial gas piping to strict safety standards. If you smell gas or suspect a leak, evacuate immediately and call 911 — then call us at (845) 496-5903.

Gas Piping Services We Provide

  • New gas line installation for stoves, dryers, fireplaces, generators, and grills
  • Gas line extension to new appliances or additions
  • Gas piping repair and leak detection
  • Pressure testing after installation or repair
  • Gas line relocation for remodeling projects
  • Appliance connection and disconnection
  • Inspection and code compliance assessment
Hand turning red valve on a metal gas pipe under wooden floorboards with yellow tubing nearby
Yellow gas pipeline with pressure gauges and valves in an outdoor industrial field

When You Need a New Gas Line

Adding a gas appliance—a new range, gas dryer, outdoor grill, whole-home generator, or a gas fireplace insert—requires properly sized and correctly installed gas piping. Undersized or incorrectly routed gas lines can reduce appliance performance and create safety hazards. A. Stevens Plumbing & Heating designs and installs gas piping systems that meet current code requirements and deliver the proper flow to all your appliances.

Gas Leak Warning Signs

  • The smell of rotten eggs or sulfur (the odorant added to natural gas)
  • A hissing or whistling sound near a gas line or appliance
  • Dead or dying vegetation in an otherwise healthy patch of yard
  • Bubbling in standing water near a gas line
  • Unexplained physical symptoms such as dizziness or nausea when indoors
Two yellow water shutoff valves on silver pipes, one with a hanging droplet
Two yellow-handled gas shutoff valves mounted on a wall, one with a flexible metal hose.

Safety First — Always

If you suspect an active gas leak, do not use any electrical switches, open flames, or phones inside the building. Leave immediately, leaving doors open as you exit, and call 911 from a safe distance. Once emergency services have cleared the scene, call A. Stevens Plumbing & Heating at (845) 496-5903 to assess and repair the line.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need a licensed plumber for gas line work?

    Yes. Gas line installation and repair requires a licensed plumber or gas fitter in New York State. Attempting to modify or install gas lines without the proper license is not only dangerous—it can also void your homeowner's insurance and create serious liability if something goes wrong. A. Stevens Plumbing & Heating is fully licensed for all gas piping work in Orange County.

  • How do you test a gas line after installation or repair?

    We perform a pressure test on all gas line work before the system is put back into service. This involves pressurizing the line and monitoring it over time to confirm there are no leaks at any fitting, joint, or connection point. No gas appliance is reconnected until we have confirmed the line holds pressure correctly.

  • Can you install a gas line for a whole-home generator?

    Yes. Whole-home standby generators that run on natural gas or propane require a properly sized gas line with adequate capacity for the generator's fuel demand. We size, route, and install the line to manufacturer specifications and ensure everything meets local code before the generator is commissioned.

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Schedule a Gas Line Inspection or Installation

Whether you're adding a new gas appliance or want a professional to inspect your existing system, A. Stevens is here to help. Call (845) 496-5903 or email info@astevensplumbing.com. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., with emergency availability outside those hours.