People often mistake lump gas plumbing under the general plumbing umbrella. While it’s true that both fields involve the transport of fluids, ultimately, gas piping stands out because of its unique risks, materials, and regulatory demands. In this article, we’ll...
Natural Gas
How Does Natural Gas Reach Our Homes?
That little blue flame that warms your home and cooks your food undergoes quite the journey to get there. As a matter of fact, natural gas travels hundreds of miles before reaching its final destination. In this article, we’ll explore how natural gas journeys from...
Cooking with Natural Gas: Why Chefs Prefer It
The Benefits of Cooking with Gas Aspiring foodies and professional chefs alike are increasingly recognizing the benefits of cooking with gas. As a fuel source, natural gas provides even heat distribution, variable temperature control, and instant on/off...
5 Ways to Save with Individual Gas Meters
Owning a multi-unit complex, resort, RV park, private, or corporate business in Arizona with a master gas meter comes with it a myriad of challenges, but installing a new gas system, with individual gas meters can save a lot of headaches…and money!
Top 5 Outdoor Fire Features to Brighten Up Your Yard
Outdoor fire features are a great way to take your landscaping to the next level. Whether you’re looking to host a party with friends or relax with the family after a long day of work, here are the top five natural gas fire features to consider when designing your...
Where Does Natural Gas Come From & How Does It Reach Homes?
Have you ever wondered how natural gas gets to your house? Read on to learn more about the key factors involved in safe and efficient natural gas delivery.
Clogged Natural Gas Line Symptoms and Causes
Unfortunately, clogged natural gas lines can happen. And when they do, the results can range from inconvenient to incredibly dangerous, even leading to a gas explosion (these are more common than most people realize). It is important to note that considering the...
Natural Gas Installation – New Construction and Retrofitting
New Natural Gas Installation A new natural gas installation into a new facility is normally routed to the building underground with natural gas plumbing materials. This is done by licensed and certified gas technicians who know how to install the pipes and pressure...
How to Choose a Grill: Fuel Source, Size, Budget, and More.
Outdoor grilling is an Arizona lifestyle. In Arizona we’re blessed with outdoor grilling weather almost year-round. Unlike our northern counterparts, we don’t have to worry about frigid temperatures or snow ruining our BBQ plans. Whether it's a casual weekday meal or...
Natural Gas PVC Sleeving for Gas Line Addition
Running a natural gas pipeline to a new or existing home or business is a smart upgrade to any property. Natural gas is a clean, efficient, cost-effective fuel source with many benefits. Natural gas PVC sleeving, a method of gas line installation, aids in adding...
Retrofitting a Fireplace: Convert from Wood to Gas Logs
Fireplaces are a great addition to any home. They provide warmth and create an ambient, welcoming environment. They’re also a major focal point of conversation when homeowners have guests over. All that being said, as awareness of environmental impact and health...
Natural Gas vs Electricity: Which is More Cost Effective?
If you’re thinking of upgrading or installing new appliances in an effort to save on electricity costs and utility bills, it is very likely that you’re looking at natural gas vs electricity. One way to save costs is to look at your needs, your use, and the pros and...
3 Reasons to Schedule an Annual Master Gas Meter Inspection
Have you had a master gas meter inspection in Arizona recently? If not, it’s time to give us a call! Today, we’ll tell you more about master gas meter maintenance, including three big reasons you need to schedule annual inspections. Master Gas Meter Inspection...
10 Questions about Natural Gas
You have questions about natural gas, and we have answers! Today, we’re answering 10 top questions to provide you with the information you want. We will delve into the origins of natural gas, its extraction process, environmental advantages, global production, and...
Do You Know If You Have Natural Gas Lines On Your Property?
Did you know, private/house gas lines after the gas meter on your property or place of business in Arizona are your responsibility to inspect, maintain and repair, not the gas companies? Most homeowners and business owners will be aware of whether or not there is a natural gas supply and meter to their home, but many do not know the number of and where the actual gas lines are located on their property, or if they are underground or above ground.
Installing a Natural Gas Pipeline to Exterior and Outdoor Appliances
Installing a gas pipeline to exterior appliances is a relatively common practice for homeowners. This allows them to easily access natural gas, which is beneficial for several reasons we'll discuss later in this article. We'll also discuss the basic steps to safely...
5 Safety Tips for Natural Gas Fireplaces
When we're experiencing the colder months of the year, the cozy warmth of a natural gas fireplace is a lovely way to keep your home both warm and inviting. However, while they offer convenience and comfort, it's important to remember you must take safety precautions...
Natural Gas Upgrades to Increase Your Home Value
Phoenix homeowners are always on the hunt for upgrades that will not only make their homes more comfortable, but could also improve their home's value. Today, we're sharing some natural gas upgrades that will do just that, including dryers, ranges, water heaters, and...
What Natural Gas Inspections Should You Have Done Before Fall
Fall is right around the corner, which means cooler weather and the start of the heating season. Before you fire up your furnace, it's critical to schedule natural gas inspection services to ensure everything is in working order and there are no potential hazards....
What to Do During a Natural Gas Emergency
A natural gas emergency is not something to take lightly. If you smell gas, hear a blowing or hissing noise, see damaged natural gas piping, or have any other reason to believe there is a natural gas leak, evacuate the area immediately and call your natural gas...