How Much Does It Cost to Run or Fix a Gas Line?
The cost to run a gas line is $20 per linear foot, and gas leak repairs will cost around $200, though this price will significantly increase if you need wall or ground excavation
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Reviews of Gas Fireplace Repair Near Your Area
Cahaba Plumbing
Follow up was commendable; a company employee discovered on his own a bent metal line and called for assistance to correct with no cost to me.
- Jimmy B.
Cahaba Plumbing
They called to schedule the repair, and arrived on time. They determined the problem in the fireplace gas line and corrected it. Took about an hour overall.
- Shirley R.
EAGLE SERVICE COMPANY
Very prompt, professional, courteous and knowledgeable. Would definitely use them again should the need arise.
- David R.
Bag Pipe Plumbing
We were very pleased with all services performed by Mike with Bag Pipe Plumbing. He seems be very knowledgeable, is very courteous and professional, and was very reasonably priced. We have called him a couple of times for more work, but he apparently has been doing more home renovation plumbing work, and hasn't been able to take the small repair jobs that we have had. However, he has always given us names of other companies that do perform the work that we need, so he has even been helpful when he doesn't take the job. We were always very pleased with his work.
- Chuck G.
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What are common problems with gas fireplaces?
Two overriding problems are common to gas fireplaces, almost always leading to gas fireplace repair work for a local service:
- Gas fireplace will not light — this could be a clogged pilot light, broken thermopile, closed gas valve, or (in older models) a faulty thermocouple
- Flue venting — Even with clean-burning propane or natural gas, deposits can build up in the flue, blocking combustion gases from escaping; this is extremely dangerous
What parts typically need gas fireplace repair?
Electronic or electric ignitions often require professional service to adjust or replace them. Other parts that require replacement or repair:
- Thermopiles, sensors that converts electrical impulses into thermal energy to ignite the gas, can fail and are easily replaced by a professional
- Gas burners can become clogged with dust and debris, leading to an impure burn (fluttering flames) and weak flames
- Gas valves can either not open to allow gas to flow for ignition, or they may leak when closed; sniff for the tell-tale stink of the additive gas, methyl mercaptan, used to signal a gas leak
How much should gas fireplace repair near me cost?
Angie's List research found you should expect a $100 average charge for a service call, with costs of around $150 for pilot light repair.