Would you know if a gas line on your property in Arizona needed repair? A defective gas line is a serious concern that can not only affect your home, property, and appliances, but also the health and safety of those living in it—your family.
Read MoreHave you had your Natural Gas Master Meter inspected recently in Arizona? Your master meter gas system supplies two or more buildings, or multiple units inside one building. Master meter systems allow a multi-tenant property to bill tenants for individual measured utility usage. Note, it’s the property owner’s responsibility to make any repairs to the...
Read MoreThere are new policies concerning natural gas master meter systems that may affect you in Arizona. In November 2018 the Arizona Corporation Commission voted to approve and adopt a new policy regarding natural and propane gas master meter systems throughout the state. The policy requires that all master meter systems upgrade their pipes to bring them into compliance...
Read MoreBy Rosie Romero Special for The Republic | azcentral.com Mon Jul 22, 2013 12:37 PM So you’re adding a fireplace. You’re running a gas line out to your backyard grill. You’re adding a bedroom onto the back of the house or turning a garage into an office. You need a permit for these projects. That may seem obvious, but what about some of those other jobs that seem...
Read MoreBlue Staking is the act of marking underground infrastructure and facilities, such as electric, gas, water, telephone and cable lines, to prevent them from being damaged during any digging or excavation activities. It is a state law that all underground facilities must be marked before any digging or excavation starts. Arizona 811, previously known as Arizona Blue...
Read MoreI am going to go on a little rant here as an advocate for my customers … I am tired of seeing people being taken advantage of in my industry. I have been in the natural gas plumbing and pipeline industry in Phoenix, Arizona for the last 7 years. My background is owning/operating businesses and working with customers and employees. I have been able to build a...
Read MoreWhat is the Arizona Corporation Commission Pipeline safety inspection and why is it important to your facility or community? The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is a government agency that’s role is to enforce state and federal regulations, as well as to provide information and guidance to pipeline operators to ensure safe operations. The big idea behind...
Read MoreCathodic protection or CP is the most common way to protect your underground propane tank or metallic gas piping below grade from corrosion or rust in Arizona. Corrosion is a natural process that can cause costly damage for your business or residence. Cathodic protection is a simple method of protection that works by connecting the metal that we want to protect to a...
Read MoreRP Gas Piping is one of Arizona’s most qualified and efficient Natural Gas Contractors with a natural gas emergency response team that is ready to respond quickly and effectively when customers need service safely restored. RP Gas Piping is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and staffed by experts who receive specialized training in responding to natural gas...
Read MoreNew construction with natural gas: Natural Gas piping into a new facility is normally routed to the new building underground with natural gas plumbing materials, by personnel that are qualified and certified gas technicians to install the pipe and pressure test it; insuring the installation meets all building codes and is installed safely. This part of the...
Read MoreEvery year, professional gas companies find gas piping and gas appliances that have not been properly installed. Often times this discovery is found after an explosion or fire due to improper installation by unlicensed, untrained individuals like landscape contractors, general plumbers, handymen and homeowners who have completed the work themselves. Whether you are...
Read MoreBelow is an article that was featured on FOX 10 News on October 17th, 2013 about a women and man who were injured when their house exploded. The explosion was the result of a gas leak that occurred after the family started digging in their backyard. Peoria house explosion caused by natural gas leak Posted: October 17, 2013 4:15 PM MST Updated: October 22, 2013 4:16...
Read MoreHave you ever wondered who regulates the natural gas and liquid propane industry? The best answer is “lots of people.” Anything relating to drilling, processing, refining and transporting oil and gas is regulated by numerous federal, state, county and city agencies. Below is a small sample of the agencies who are directly involved with the natural gas and liquid...
Read MoreSince underground propane tanks are extremely dangerous and flammable, full or empty, you should proceed with extreme caution. Since the below ground propane tank was abandoned you probably do not know if the tank is full of propane or in proper working order. Here are a few options to try. Option A: If you are able to identify that the tank is owned by a propane...
Read MoreOn Sunday evening June 8, 2013, the quiet suburb of Beloit, Wisconsin was startled when the home at 2041 Meridith Drive exploded into a pile of rubble in seconds. Neighbors said it sounded like fireworks had gone off only to go outside and see the house across the street had collapsed. Several neighbors wanted to go look for survivors but feared further explosions....
Read MoreLocating gas lines used for natural gas or propane gas before you begin construction is not just the law in Phoenix and the surrounding areas of Arizona; it is also a smart and cost-effect move. Any time that there is construction on a property or structure that has natural gas lines or propane storage tanks, it is critically important to locate the gas line...
Read MoreWhen a tough economic period lingers on as this one has, many consumers feel pinched beyond what they can bear. They put off doing maintenance, repairs, and additions hoping to feel less stretched later on. Or worse, if the repair absolutely cannot wait, they choose the lowest priced bid that they receive. When it comes to gas line piping, gas plumbing, and gas...
Read MoreGas pipe line installations require current permits and inspection by municipal authorities. This ensures that the natural gas line or propane gas line installation is properly completed and complies with all codes. In addition to a proper initial installation for gas line plumbing, routine inspections and maintenance are crucial. All metallic gas lines will...
Read MoreUpgrading, updating, or starting from square one, any time that there is construction on a property or structure that has natural gas lines or propane storage tanks, it is critically important to locate the gas lines before any work gets underway.
Read MoreThere are few details more critical to home safety than an annual fireplace service call. Before your family and holiday guests arrive, schedule an annual fireplace service call with a reputable licensed propane gas plumber or gas line company.
Read MoreAs the weather warms up across the Phoenix, Arizona area, many families will enjoy their yards with cookouts on the barbeque grill. And area businesses sometimes offer a promotional cookout event for customers. Before you fire up that outdoor appliance for the season, consider the safety tips listed below. A few moments of planning can make all the difference for the well being of your family, your home, or your place of business.
Read MoreBefore you complete your own gas line installation in Phoenix, Arizona, be sure to consider that you must have a permit, that you may invalidate your appliance warrantee, and that you may invalidate your homeowner’s insurance.
Read MoreRP GAS PIPING cannot overstate the importance of hiring the proper contractor that is licensed and qualified for gas line and propane tank installation and of verifying a contractor or landscaper’s claim of qualification.
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