Gas Line Repair in Petaluma, CA

Petaluma sits about ten minutes south of our Rohnert Park base down Highway 101, and the west side holds the highest concentration of old Victorians in Sonoma County. Those 1880s to 1910s Queen Annes and Italianates were often piped for gas long ago, and the original black iron running to the furnace and range is corroded and undersized by today's standards. We repair leaks, replace tired sections, and run new lines when a homeowner puts in a gas range or a tankless heater. Across the river in the newer East Petaluma tracts off McDowell, we add lines for dryers, pool heaters, and outdoor kitchens. Since this is earthquake country, we also install a seismic shutoff valve at the meter. Every gas line we touch gets a permit and a city inspection.

What that looks like on the job: A typical Petaluma call is repairing a corroded gas line in an 1890s west side Victorian, or running a new sized line to a gas range in a remodeled kitchen off McDowell.

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