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Crystal Falls Plumbing Co.
Leander's Licensed 24/7 Plumber
Licensed & Bonded Gas Work

Gas Line Repair & Installation in Leander

New gas runs, appliance hookups, CSST replacement, generator and pool heater lines.

  • Licensed Texas RMP
  • Flat-rate written quote
  • Same-day scheduling
  • Workmanship warranty

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  • 4.9★ · 187+ Reviews
  • Licensed & Insured (TX RMP)
  • 24/7 · 60-min response
  • Upfront flat-rate pricing
  • 12+ Years Serving Leander
  • Locally owned family business

Gas plumbing is not DIY work — a single unpermitted hookup can void your homeowner's insurance and, more importantly, kill someone. Crystal Falls Plumbing runs a dedicated gas-licensed division for Leander natural gas (Atmos Energy) and propane (Central Texas dealers) installations, repairs, and appliance hookups. Every gas job we do is pressure-tested to code and permitted through the City of Leander or Williamson County.

We install new gas runs for ranges, cooktops, ovens, dryers, water heaters, tankless heaters, patio grills, fire pits, pool heaters, and whole-home generators. We also inspect and repair the yellow CSST (corrugated stainless steel tubing) common in Central Texas new construction — including proper bonding, which is a common code violation we find on 2-year-old homes.

When You Need a Gas Plumber

If you smell gas anywhere in or around the home, leave first and call from outside. Do not switch on lights or use garage door openers.

  • Rotten-egg smell inside the home or near the meter
  • Hissing sound near a gas appliance or line
  • Dead grass or plants in a straight line across the yard
  • Higher-than-normal Atmos Energy bill with no usage change
  • Adding a gas range, generator, or pool heater
  • Converting an electric appliance to gas
  • Yellow CSST tubing that hasn't been properly bonded

How We Handle Gas Work

  1. 1. Inspection & Design

    We measure the load on your existing gas system, size the new line correctly (BTU calc), and design a route that minimizes wall or slab penetration.

  2. 2. Permit

    We pull the gas plumbing permit in our license number and schedule the Atmos Energy or city inspector.

  3. 3. Install & Pressure Test

    New line installed in black iron or approved CSST, pressure-tested to 3 PSI for a documented minimum test time, and photographed for records.

  4. 4. Appliance Hookup & Leak Test

    Final connection to the appliance, gas turned on, all joints leak-tested with a bubble solution, and the appliance is fired and verified.

What Our Gas Line Work Actually Includes

  • Combustible-gas detector sweep of every joint, meter connection, appliance stub, and buried service riser
  • Pressure test on any repair or new run — held per code and documented
  • Yellow CSST or black iron pipe sizing based on BTU load of every appliance; no undersized runs
  • Bonding of CSST per the current NEC — often missed on 2000s-era installs and a real fire risk in a lightning strike
  • Appliance hookup: range, water heater, tankless, pool heater, generator, patio grill, fire pit, gas dryer
  • City of Leander gas permit pulled under our RMP license (natural gas + LP endorsements) and inspection scheduled and closed on your behalf

What Affects the Price

Gas work is priced by distance from the meter, pipe material, code work required, and appliance BTU load.

  • 1Distance from meter to appliance
  • 2Black iron vs. CSST tubing
  • 3Interior wall runs vs. attic vs. under-slab
  • 4Meter upgrade required by Atmos Energy for larger loads
  • 5Permit and inspection fees
  • 6Number of appliances on the run
Local Expertise

Serving Leander & Williamson County

Leander is served by Atmos Energy for natural gas, and any new line install requires an Atmos coordination step for meter sizing. We handle that coordination in-house so you don't spend a week on hold. For the propane-served properties on the west side of the service area (Volente, parts of Liberty Hill, Spicewood), we work with the local dealers to schedule tank fill and regulator sizing.

Why Leander Homeowners Trust Us With Gas Work

Gas is not a DIY category. Our RMP carries natural-gas and LP endorsements and every install is permit-pulled and inspected.

  • Licensed Texas Master Plumber with natural-gas AND LP endorsements — required for legal residential gas work in Texas
  • Permit-pulled and inspected — the closed inspection record is proof the work was done right
  • Full pressure test and combustible-gas detector sweep on every install and every repair
  • 24/7 dispatch for suspected gas leaks — leave the house first, then call from outside
  • Lifetime workmanship warranty on new gas line runs

Gas Line Service Across Williamson County

New patio kitchens in Travisso, generator hookups in Sun City, standby-generator installs across Lakeway — we run gas calls across the Williamson County + Highland Lakes footprint every week.

Our Guarantee

All new gas installations carry a 5-year workmanship warranty and are documented with pressure-test records, permit copy, and photos.

Gas Line FAQs

Straight answers to the questions we hear most from Leander homeowners.

Yes. We hold an active Responsible Master Plumber license with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners including natural gas and LP gas endorsements.

Most single-appliance runs take one visit (4–8 hours). Longer runs across slabs or through attics may take two visits including inspection scheduling.

Yes. We work with Generac, Kohler, and Cummins installers to properly size the gas run for a 20–24 kW residential standby generator.

Yes, when properly installed and bonded to the electrical ground. CSST failure in Central Texas is almost always caused by missing bonding — a common code violation we routinely find and correct.

Yes. Any new gas line run — including a patio grill drop, pool heater, standby generator, or interior appliance rework — requires a plumbing gas permit pulled by a Texas RMP with natural-gas or LP endorsements. We pull the permit, do the install, and schedule the City of Leander inspection.

Watch for: a rotten-egg smell (mercaptan is added to natural gas so leaks are noticeable), a hissing sound near the meter or an appliance, dead vegetation near the buried service, and any unexplained rise in your gas bill. If you smell gas, leave the house first, don't touch light switches, and call us from outside — 24/7.

Need gas line in Leander today?

Call (831) 290-4327 — a licensed plumber picks up 24/7. Same-day slots available in Leander, Cedar Park, Liberty Hill, and Georgetown.

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