
Gas line installation & repair
Gas line installation for stoves, cooktops, dryers and other appliances — new lines run, tested and connected to code by licensed plumbers.

Gas leak repair across Westchester County, 24 hours a day: leaks traced and repaired, connections made safe, and help getting service restored after a Con Edison or National Grid shut-off.
Natural gas has an added odorant that smells like rotten eggs. Get everyone — including pets — outside, don’t touch light switches, phones or appliances inside, and call 911 or your gas utility from outside. Then call us.
A gas leak can lead to a fire or an explosion, and a poorly made gas connection can cause one. That’s why gas piping, stove hook-ups and leak repairs should always be left to a licensed professional.
KBD carries out gas leak repair across Westchester County at any hour, holidays included. We find the leak, repair the pipe, fitting or appliance connection, and pressure-test the line, then work with you, your landlord or building management until the utility can turn the gas back on. New gas piping and appliance lines are covered on our gas line installation page.
Leaks found and repaired, whether from piping, a fitting or an appliance connection.
Leaking connectors and shut-off valves at stoves, dryers and water heaters replaced and tested.
Every repaired line pressure-tested before the gas goes back on.
Leaks found and repaired so Con Edison or National Grid can restore your service.
Tell us what’s going on. If water is coming through, shut the main valve off first — we can help you find it.
Right away for emergencies, and at a time that suits you for everything else.
We find the cause, explain it in plain terms and give you the price before any work starts.
The job done properly, the space left clean, and an honest word if anything else needs attention.
Still not sure? Phone us — asking costs nothing.
Yes. Licensed plumbers carry out gas leak repair and gas piping work. If you smell gas, leave the building and call from outside.
Yes. Gas leak repair runs 24/7, holidays included. The order matters, though: if you can smell gas, get everyone out, call 911 or the gas utility from outside, and let them make it safe first. Once they have, call us to find and repair the leak.
By testing rather than guessing. The piping, fittings and appliance connections are checked one by one, and the line is pressure-tested, so a leak too small to smell still shows up. The repair is tested the same way before the gas goes back on.
This is common in older buildings with aging pipes. The property owner or landlord calls us, we find and repair the leak and pressure-test the line, and the utility can then restore service. We can speak with building management directly.
No. Gas connections need the right fittings and testing — a poor connection can cause a leak, a fire or an explosion. Leave it to a licensed professional.
Dizziness, nausea and light-headedness that improve in fresh air. Carbon monoxide has no smell — if you suspect it, get outside and call 911.

Just outside these towns? Call anyway and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.
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Gas line installation for stoves, cooktops, dryers and other appliances — new lines run, tested and connected to code by licensed plumbers.

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We cover gas leak repair across all ten towns in our service area — including Yonkers and White Plains.
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