Gas Line Services in Palmetto

Reliable Gas Line Installation & Repair Across Sarasota & Manatee Counties

Natural gas and propane power some of the most critical appliances in your home or business, from water heaters and furnaces to stoves and outdoor grills. But gas lines also carry potential danger if they’re damaged, corroded, or improperly installed. That’s why homeowners throughout Palmetto trust LT Plumbing LLC for safe and code-compliant gas line plumbing.

Since 2006, we've built a reputation for handling these specialized projects with the utmost care, performing everything from new line installations for appliances to complex system repairs. Our large team of over 60 plumbing professionals is rigorously trained in gas line codes and procedures, giving you confidence in the quality and security of our work.

Is your gas line giving you cause for concern? Call our 24/7 emergency response line right now at (941) 883-9861 for urgent gas line service in Manatee & Sarasota Counties.

Gas Line Professionals You Can Trust

Many home plumbing repairs are relatively minor, but gas lines are different. A faulty line is not only a utility problem but a potential hazard. This is why professional installation, repair, and code compliance are non-negotiable. Attempting DIY work or hiring an unlicensed contractor puts your property and safety at risk.

 At LT Plumbing LLC, every technician who works on your gas system is trained in leak detection, pressure testing, and code requirements. We use advanced diagnostic tools to find even the smallest leaks and handle replacements with long-lasting, corrosion-resistant materials.

Our gas line services include:

• Gas line installation
• Gas leak detection and repair
• Pressure testing and inspection
• Gas line rerouting for remodels
• Outdoor gas line installation for grills, pools, and generators
• Appliance hook-ups and connections

We’ve built a reputation for quality and responsiveness throughout Sarasota and Manatee counties. Whether it’s a small residential project or a complex commercial system, our customers know we treat every call with the same urgency and respect.

What to Do If You Smell Gas

Gas leaks can be silent killers; sometimes, they build slowly and invisibly before becoming life-threatening. The most recognizable sign is a strong sulfur or “rotten egg” odor, which utilities add to natural gas to make leaks easier to detect. When you catch that smell, it’s not something to investigate on your own; immediate action can make all the difference in keeping your household safe.