Gas Line Repair in Fairfax, CA

Many Fairfax homes started as early 1900s summer cabins and bungalows that were later turned into full-time houses, so the gas pipe behind the walls is often original and undersized. We drive over from Rohnert Park to repair leaks and replace corroded black iron in the wooded homes up toward the Cascades and along Bolinas Road. When a kitchen gets a real gas range or a house adds a tankless heater, we run a properly sized line and pull the permit. The town sits in a creek valley with damp lower lots, so we also route lines away from standing water and set them up right. Because Fairfax is in earthquake country, we set a seismic gas shutoff valve at the meter, and all gas work is done to code and inspected.

What that looks like on the job: A typical Fairfax job is replacing original black iron in a converted early 1900s cabin near Bolinas Road and running a new line to a gas range, permit and inspection included.

For the full rundown of our gas line repair work, see the Gas Line Repair page. Leaks, new lines, additions, and gas main replacement.