Gas Line Installation and Repair in Naples, FL

Licensed A-1 gas technician performing a gas line safety check in Naples, FL

A-1 Plumbing & Gas installs and repairs gas lines for Naples, Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, Marco Island, Estero, and surrounding Collier and Lee County communities. New gas line runs, appliance connections, outdoor kitchen and pool heater hookups, and LP propane systems. Natural gas and propane. Licensed gas contractor (LQ34383). Permit pulled on every new installation. Free written estimate before any work starts.

Gas Line Services We Provide

Signs You Need Gas Line Work

Gas Safety: What to Do If You Smell Gas

Leave the building immediately. Do not turn any switches on or off, do not use your phone inside the building, and do not start a vehicle in an attached garage. Call 911 and your gas company from outside. Once the gas company has secured the supply and cleared the home, call A-1 at (239) 699-3144 for gas line inspection and repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a permit to install a gas line in Florida?
Yes. Florida state law requires a permit for all new gas line installations and most gas line repairs. A-1 pulls the permit, coordinates the inspection, and handles all documentation. You do not have to manage that yourself.
What appliances can you connect to natural gas or LP propane?
Gas ranges and cooktops, gas dryers, tankless and tank gas water heaters, pool and spa heaters, whole-home and standby generators, outdoor grills and built-in outdoor kitchens, fire pits, fire bowls, and gas fireplaces.
Can you run gas to an outdoor kitchen or pool heater in Naples?
Yes. Outdoor kitchen and pool heater gas runs are among the most common jobs we do in Southwest Florida. They typically involve trenching and a permitted underground line run. We handle the full job from estimate to final inspection.
What is the difference between natural gas and LP propane?
Natural gas is piped from the utility. LP propane is stored on-site in a tank. Not all areas of Southwest Florida have natural gas service, so LP propane is common in Golden Gate and rural Collier County. A-1 installs and services both.
How do I know if I have a gas leak?
The most common sign is a rotten egg or sulfur smell. A hissing sound near a line, dead vegetation over a buried line, or a higher-than-normal gas bill can also indicate a slow leak. Any suspected leak is an emergency. Leave the building and call 911.

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A-1 Plumbing & Gas Inc. — 3522 Plover Ave, Naples, FL 34117 — (239) 699-3144 — FL License #CFC1430079 & #CFC1432791 — Gas LQ34383