Gas Line Services in Loveland, CO
Inspection, leak detection, and repair for gas lines feeding water heaters, ranges, and fireplaces — handled safely and up to code.
Call (970) 559-6466Smell gas right now?
Leave the area immediately, don’t use switches or open flames, and call your gas utility’s emergency line first. Once it’s safe, call us to inspect and repair the source.
Our Gas Line Services
- Leak detection — pinpointing the exact source, not just guessing
- Gas line repair — fixing damaged or corroded lines
- New appliance connections — water heaters, ranges, dryers, fireplaces
- Line inspection — as part of a larger renovation project
- Shutoff valve repair & replacement
Signs of a Possible Gas Leak
Natural gas is odorized specifically so leaks are noticeable. Watch for:
- A sulfur or “rotten egg” smell near an appliance, meter, or gas line
- A hissing sound near a gas connection
- Dead or discolored vegetation in a specific patch near a buried line
- Higher-than-usual gas bills with no clear explanation
If you notice any of these, treat it as a safety issue first — leave the area and contact your gas utility’s emergency line before calling a plumber for the repair.
Gas Line FAQs
Do I need a permit for gas line work in Loveland?
Many gas line jobs require a permit through Larimer County, especially new lines or significant repairs. We handle the permit process as part of the job.
Can you connect a new gas range or water heater?
Yes — including running a new line if one doesn’t already exist in the right location.
Is gas line work covered by a service call fee?
Yes, the same diagnostic approach applies — see our full cost guide.
How do you find a gas leak without digging up the yard?
We use gas detection equipment and pressure testing to narrow down the location before any excavation. In many cases the leak is at an accessible fitting or connection, not the buried line itself.
Can you upgrade my gas line for a new appliance?
Yes — if your new appliance needs more gas flow than the existing line supports, we can upsize the line or run a dedicated new one to meet the appliance’s requirements.
Is gas line work covered by a service call fee?
Yes, the same diagnostic approach applies — see our full cost guide.
Common Gas Line Problems We See
- Corroded fittings on older gas lines that develop small leaks over time
- Improperly sized lines for a new high-demand appliance, causing pressure issues
- Damaged lines from nearby digging or landscaping work
- Old shutoff valves that no longer seal completely
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Serving Loveland & Surrounding Areas
Proudly serving ZIP codes 80537 and 80538, and these neighborhoods:
Gas Line Safety: What We Check Every Time
- Pressure test on the full line before and after any work, to confirm there’s no leak anywhere in the system
- Fitting and connection inspection at every joint, not just the section we’re actively working on
- Proper sizing verification to confirm the line can safely handle the appliance load connected to it
- Shutoff valve accessibility — we make sure your shutoff is reachable and working, not buried or seized
- Code compliance check against current City of Loveland and Larimer County requirements
If you ever smell gas, that’s not a wait-and-call-tomorrow situation — leave the house, don’t operate any switches, and call from outside. See our emergency plumbing page for full safety steps.
LovFlow Plumbing Co. · 1208 S Cleveland Ave, Loveland, CO 80537