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Gas appliance hookups
A gas appliance hookup connects a range, dryer, grill, fire pit or heater to your gas supply with an accessible shutoff valve, a rated connector and, where required, a sediment trap, then leak-tests every joint.
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Swapping an electric range for gas, or adding a built-in grill, is common in Valley remodels. It often needs a new stub-out or an extended line.
Outdoor connections need to be rated for UV and heat exposure.
Gas Appliance Hookups at a glance
- Includes
- Shutoff, connector, sediment trap, leak test
- Outdoor
- UV- and heat-rated materials
Signs you need gas appliance hookups
- New gas range or dryer
- Outdoor kitchen project
- Old uncoated brass connector
- No shutoff valve behind the appliance
How the plumber handles it
- 1
Check supply
The plumber confirms the line size and pressure for the appliance.
- 2
Connect
They install the shutoff, connector and sediment trap per the manufacturer and code.
- 3
Test
They leak-test the connection and confirm the appliance lights and burns cleanly.
What affects the cost
Prices depend on what the plumber finds, so the plumber quotes on site. These are the main factors:
- Existing stub-out or new line
- Distance from supply
- Indoor vs. outdoor
- Permit
Frequently asked questions
Can the appliance store hook up my gas range?
Some do. Many Valley cities require a licensed contractor for new gas piping, but a simple reconnection may not need one.
Gas Appliance Hookups across the Valley
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