
Gas leak repair
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.

Gas line installation for stoves, cooktops, dryers and other appliances — new lines run, tested and connected to code by licensed plumbers.
Switching to a gas stove, adding a gas dryer or moving an appliance across the kitchen all mean new gas piping — work that has to be sized, sealed and pressure-tested properly, because a poor connection can leak for years before anyone notices.
KBD handles gas line installation and gas line repair across Westchester County: new lines, extensions and relocations, and repairs to older piping that has corroded or been damaged. Every line is connected to code and pressure-tested before the appliance is ever lit.
Gas runs for stoves, cooktops, ovens and dryers.
Existing lines extended or re-routed for a remodel.
Aging or corroded gas lines replaced with new pipe.
Every line pressure-tested and the appliance connected safely.
Corroded sections, failed fittings and lines damaged during a renovation repaired, then pressure-tested before the gas goes back on.
A leaking joint can cause a fire or an explosion. Gas lines should only ever be installed, altered or repaired by a licensed professional.
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 — sized for the appliance, routed cleanly, pressure-tested and connected. That’s the most common gas line job we do.
Yes. Gas line repair covers corroded sections of older pipe, fittings that fail a pressure test and lines damaged during building work. The repaired line is pressure-tested before it carries gas again. If you can smell gas, treat it as a leak: leave the building and call 911 or your gas utility from outside before you call us.
Yes. Older buildings often have aging gas lines; we replace them and handle what the utility needs if service has been shut off.
Always. Every new or altered line is pressure-tested before it carries gas — that’s what proves the joints are sound.
A licensed professional, never a handyman. KBD is licensed and insured, holds Westchester County plumbing license #1744, and provides a certificate of insurance when a building or board asks for one. Where a permit is needed, it comes from the local village, town or city building department.

Just outside these towns? Call anyway and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.
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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.

Water heater installation in Westchester County, including replacing a tank that is failing: gas and electric units sized to your household, installed to code, with the old unit taken away.

Tankless water heater installation and repair across Westchester County: gas, electric and propane units sized to the house, vented to code, and repaired when they throw an error code or start running cold.
We cover gas line installation & repair across all ten towns in our service area — including Yonkers and White Plains.
Guides written off real jobs in the Rivertowns, with photographs from the day — what went wrong, what it was telling us, and what you can check yourself before it costs anything.
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