Can you run a new gas line for a range, BBQ or dryer?

Yes, and it is the core of what we do. The manifold on this page is our work: six valved take-offs with labelled drops for the BBQ and the gas dryer, so the next person who opens that room knows exactly what feeds what.

Do you check for leaks?

Gas leak detection is one of our listed services, and every connection we make is leak-checked before the panel goes back on. An install ends with the burners lit, not with the last fitting tightened.

My gas meter piping looks rusted. Can that be redone?

Yes. The before and after on this page is a real meter re-pipe: corroded unions and the old flex line out, new hard pipe in, painted and sealed at the wall.

Do you hook up gas fireplaces and cooktops?

Both are documented on our record. Gas stoves, cooktops and fireplaces connected, tested, and left burning correctly. If it runs on gas, it is the kind of call we take.

Six burners lit blue on a professional gas range installed by Smood Services

Services · Gas

Residential gas services in Toronto & the GTA.

Gas line and appliance installation is our specialty. This photograph is our own: six burners lit during the final test on one of our installs.

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New exterior gas line run along a house foundation — New line, run along the foundation

New lines & hookups

To wherever the flame is going.

A new range, a cooktop, a BBQ or a dryer: we run the line to where the appliance is going, then connect it, leak-check it and flame-test it in the same visit. Gas stoves and cooktops set up alongside dishwashers appear throughout our review record.

Gas meter with a new flex connector on a stone wall — Meter + flex connection

The mechanical room, labelled.

The work nobody is meant to see deserves the same care as the work on show: a black-iron manifold with six valved take-offs, copper drops hand-labelled BBQ and gas dryer, and a tankless water heater vented beside it.

Basement mechanical room with a black-iron gas manifold, six valved take-offs, labelled copper drops for BBQ and gas dryer, and a tankless water heater with twin PVC vents — Gas manifold · every drop valved and labelled · our work

At the meter

A re-pipe you can read from the curb.

The same meter, before and after. Rusted unions and the old corrugated flex line on the left; new steel pipe on the right, fitted, painted, and sealed where it enters the wall.

Gas leak detection is on our record as well. If you smell gas, please call the utility’s emergency line first. We are here for the repair that follows.

Gas meter with rusted unions and an old yellow corrugated flex line on a stone wall — Before · rusted unions

The same gas meter re-piped with new painted steel pipe and a sealed wall entry — After · new hard pipe

Blue and orange flames over stones inside a gas fireplace during a service call

Every connection leak-checked. Every burner lit.

A gas job doesn’t end at the last fitting. It ends with the flame burning in front of you. That is the habit our customers keep describing: everything checked and working before we leave.

Gas questions.

If you can smell gas right now, leave the building and call Enbridge’s emergency line before anyone else.

Yes, and it is the core of what we do. The manifold on this page is our work: six valved take-offs with labelled drops for the BBQ and the gas dryer, so the next person who opens that room knows exactly what feeds what.

Every gas job, on its own page.

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Where we work.

Each city has its own page · jumps to gas

The specialty, on the phone.

Tell us what's being connected and where it's going. The line, the hookup and the lit-flame test all happen in one visit.

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7 a.m. to 9 p.m. · seven days a week

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