Handling of gas piping is not as simple as it may seem. Knowledge of plumbing code regarding gas systems, along with knowing local City codes and ordinances is essential for someone to start even thinking about getting in to any gas work. Often people dismiss and disregard these rules and consequently serious accidents happen. Some so called plumbers have misinformed consumers about the necessity of following the basic rules of gas work handling, in order to avoid giving out high job estimates. Unfortunately gas is an explosive fuel, you simply cannot cut corners. Job costs are what they are. Our advice; If you need gas plumbing work done in your San Jose home or business don’t shop solely based on price, seek expertise first. Call us today at 408-282-7020 you’ll be glad you did.
Natural Gas is a very volatile combustible and is particularly dangerous when is found in confined spaces like: basements, walls, under slabs or any space were it could be contained in a pocket small or large. This is where it is particularly dangerous and when ignited will act as an explosive device.
We have some of the best qualified technicians you can find in San Jose to install new gas line pipes for your gas stove, fireplace, pool heater, that new barbecue pit you have been thinking about for so long, or any other project you may have a need for.
No mater if you need a gas pipeline repaired under ground, under a structure or anywhere else in your home or business we are here to help, just call us today at 408-912-7787 and experience the professional Allstar difference.
We are specialized and equipped with state of the art electronics to handle just about any gas leak detection situation.
Together with our gas leak detection skills comes our vast experience in gas leak repairs. From fixing a small gas leak at your water heater gas valve to repairing multiple gas leaks in a complex commercial gas pipe system we handle it all.
We have some of the most experienced gas-plumbing technicians the local San Jose industry has to offer. Our plumbers are trained both in our classroom and on the field in order to correctly size any gas system that is presented to us. Properly sizing a gas system will provide the right amount of gas to every gas fixture guarantying proper operation and safety.
