1. Call & diagnose
You call (833) 713-2101. We assess the job, check appliance BTU loads and meter capacity, and schedule your visit — emergencies jump the queue.
Safe, code-compliant gas lines for San Bruno homes — installed, repaired, and inspected by experienced local technicians. From a new range hookup in Mills Park to a full line replacement in the Crestmoor hills, every job is pressure-tested and verified before we leave.
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1. Call & diagnose
You call (833) 713-2101. We assess the job, check appliance BTU loads and meter capacity, and schedule your visit — emergencies jump the queue.
2. Permit, build & pressure-test
We pull the city permit, run black iron or CSST with proper shutoff valves and sediment traps, then pressure-test the line. It must hold steady before anything is closed up.
3. Inspect & relight
We meet the inspector, relight your appliances, verify every flame, and walk you through the finished work.
New gas lines sized to your appliances — ranges, dryers, fireplaces, outdoor kitchens.
Call (833) 713-2101Electronic detection and pressure testing that pinpoints leaks without tearing the house apart.
Call (833) 713-2101Full replacement and reroutes for remodels, undersized lines, and corroded pipe.
Call (833) 713-2101Safe, code-compliant hookups for ranges, dryers, water heaters, fireplaces, and BBQs.
Call (833) 713-2101Seismic shutoff valves that cut gas flow automatically when an earthquake hits.
Call (833) 713-2101System pressure tests, utility lockout restoration, and full safety inspections.
Call (833) 713-2101Built for Bay Area realities
San Bruno sits beside the San Andreas Fault — the lake that gave the fault its name is just west of Skyline Boulevard. We install seismic shutoff valves and build lines to ride out shaking, not just pass inspection day.
We know the housing stock
1940s bungalows in Mills Park, 1950s ranch tracts in Rollingwood and Crestmoor, steep hillside homes in Portola Highlands — each era hides different gas line risks, from aging steel to undersized runs. We diagnose for the house in front of us.
Safety is personal here
San Bruno lived through the 2010 Crestmoor pipeline explosion. That history is why we pressure-test every line, pull every permit, and never cut corners on materials — black iron or CSST, properly supported and bonded.
One call, zero runaround
No forms, no call centers, no waiting days for a callback. You tap, a local technician answers, and your gas line gets fixed — often the same day.
Local technicians across every San Bruno neighborhood — same-day dispatch, 94066 and beyond.
Crestmoor
Hillside homes above 600 ft near Skyline Blvd.
View area →Rollingwood
1950s ranch tracts along Rollingwood Dr.
View area →Portola Highlands
The city’s highest ridge, above 700 ft.
View area →Mills Park
Classic bungalows near El Camino Real.
View area →Belle Air
Bay-side flatlands near US-101.
View area →Downtown San Bruno
San Mateo Ave corridor & transit district.
View area →Bayhill
Near Tanforan and the I-380 corridor.
View area →Leave the house immediately — do not flip light switches, light matches, or use your phone indoors. Once you are safely outside, call 911 and your gas utility. After the utility has cleared the property, call us at (833) 713-2101 and our technicians will locate the leak, complete the repair, pressure-test the system, and restore your service.
We dispatch same-day across all San Bruno neighborhoods, from Belle Air to Portola Highlands. Suspected gas leaks are treated as emergencies and jump to the front of the schedule — our emergency line is answered 24/7.
In most cases, yes. New gas line installations, replacements, and reroutes in San Bruno require a city permit and a pressure-test inspection before the line is put into service. We pull the permit, coordinate the inspection, and relight your appliances after approval.
A seismic shutoff valve automatically stops gas flow to your home when it senses earthquake-level shaking. Given San Bruno’s location near the San Andreas Fault — and the city’s own history with gas infrastructure — it is one of the smartest safety upgrades a Bay Area homeowner can make.
A single leak at a fitting or valve can usually be repaired. Full replacement is the safer call when there are multiple leaks, widespread corrosion on steel pipe, or the line is undersized for your appliances — for example after adding a tankless water heater. Our technician will pressure-test the system and walk you through both options before any work begins.
Serving San Bruno, CA 94066, 94067, 94096, 94098 — from the bay-side flatlands to the Crestmoor and Portola Highlands hills.