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Gas lines, installed to code

New gas lines, extensions, BBQ and stove hookups and gas fireplace lines, done by licensed gas technicians with permits and inspection handled.

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Gas line installation

The BBQ, the range, the fireplace.

The current site states that gas work in Ontario requires a TSSA-licensed gas technician and that Five Stars pulls the required permits and schedules inspections, with a written quote before any work begins.

  • New gas line installation
  • Gas line extensions
  • BBQ gas lines
  • Gas stove and appliance hookups
  • Gas fireplace lines
  • Gas line repair and leak detection
Built for long-term safety

What every gas job includes.

From the checklist on the current Five Stars gas line page.

  1. SizingLine sized for the appliance load.
  2. PermitRequired permits pulled.
  3. Pressure testFull line pressure testing.
  4. Leak checkLeak detection at every connection.
  5. InspectionTSSA inspection and sign-off.
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Signs you need gas line service

Know the warning signs.

  • Smell of rotten eggs near appliances
  • Hissing sound near gas lines or the meter
  • Higher than normal gas bills
  • Appliances with a low flame or poor performance
Smell gas? Leave the building first, then call 911 or your gas utility's emergency line from outside. Call Five Stars for the repair once it is safe.
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Vaughan and York Region, 24/7

Adding a BBQ, range or fireplace?

Call the 24/7 line and describe what is happening, or send a request and Five Stars will call you back to confirm a time.

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