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Gas & Water Piping in Austin

New lines run, old lines repaired, appliances connected safely. This is the plumbing that most wants a licensed master — and Nick has held that licence since 1989.

Piping is the part of plumbing where a licence stops being a formality. Gas and pressurised water lines are unforgiving of shortcuts, and the right way is the only way worth doing. Nick runs, repairs and connects them to code.

If you smell gas, this comes first

An active gas leak is an emergency. Leave the house, don't touch switches or flames, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Once you're safe and the immediate danger is handled, a licensed plumber repairs the line properly. Please don't wait on a callback for a leak you can smell.

The work Nick does

New gas lines for ranges, water heaters, outdoor kitchens and generators; repairs and replacements of ageing lines; and safe connections and disconnections when appliances come and go. On the water side, supply lines run, repaired and re-piped where old material has had its day.

All of it sized, sloped, tested and installed to code — because with piping, the code is the difference between routine and dangerous.

Common piping jobs

  • New gas line for a range, heater or generator
  • Repairs to corroded or damaged lines
  • Appliance hook-ups and disconnects
  • Water supply lines and re-pipes
  • Pressure and leak testing
Good to know

Gas & Water Piping — common questions

There's a gas smell right now. What do I do?
Treat it as an emergency: get everyone out, avoid switches and flames, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Line repair comes after you're safe.
Why does gas work need a licensed plumber?
Because the failure modes are serious. A master plumber sizes, installs and tests to code so the line is safe for the life of the home.

Got a leak? Ring the Englishman.

Monday to Friday, 8 to 5 · Calls returned promptly

(512) 288-0749