Residential Gas Line Installation & Repair Services | Palm Bay FL

Residential Gas Line Installation & Repair Services in Palm Bay, FL

Safe, code-compliant gas line installs & repairs—done right the first time

Adding a gas range, converting a water heater, or fixing a suspected leak? Inlet Mechanical provides residential gas line installation and repair across Palm Bay and Brevard County. We size, install, pressure-test, and bond gas piping for natural gas and LP (propane)—and we handle permits and inspections with the City of Palm Bay.

“They rerouted our kitchen gas, added proper shutoffs and sediment traps, and passed inspection the first time.”

— Marisa K., Palm Bay

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Gas piping services & upgrades

New gas piping for ranges/cooktops, dryers, furnaces, fireplaces, water heaters (tank & tankless), pool heaters, generators & grills
Leak locating & code pressure testing per Florida Building Code – Fuel Gas (FBC FG §406): test at ≥1.5× working pressure, not less than 3 psig
CSST installs with bonding (typically 6 AWG copper to the grounding electrode system) per manufacturer/NFPA guidance
Appliance shutoff valves and sediment traps/drip legs where required (IFGC/IRC §408)
Meter/tank tie-ins, regulators, and load calculations for added appliances
Sunshine 811 utility locates before any digging or boring on your property
Permitting & inspection coordination with Palm Bay’s Building Department

Every project follows the 2023 Florida Building Code – Fuel Gas and manufacturer instructions—pressure-tested, bonded (for CSST), and inspected—so your system is safe and compliant.

benefits of professional gas line work

Rotten-egg (sulfur) odor near appliances or piping (mercaptan)—leave immediately and call your gas utility/911
Hissing at a connection or bubbles during a soap test
Appliances dropping out when another turns on (undersized line/regulator issue)
Visible corrosion, kinked/fatigued connector, or damaged CSST
Recent digging/fence posts/landscaping along the gas route

benefits of a pro installation

Code-compliant pressure tests verify tightness before turn-on (FBC FG §406)
Safer operation with proper shutoffs, sediment traps, and regulator sizing (IFGC/IRC §408)
Lightning-aware CSST bonding to reduce arcing risks (per ICC/NFPA & manufacturers)
Lower landscape impact when trenchless/boring is appropriate—paired with 811 locates to protect buried utilities
One-stop permits & inspections for a smooth pass in Palm Bay

From load calcs to final inspection, we document sizing, test pressures, bonding points, and valve locations—so you have a clear record for future service and resale.

Ideal for

Kitchen range or dryer upgrades
Converting electric to gas water heating
Adding a pool heater, fireplace, grill, or standby generator
Replacing aging or leaking gas lines
Remodeling with appliance relocations
New CSST runs that must be bonded

Serving Palm Bay & Surrounding Communities

We proudly serve these cities, including:

Do I need a permit for residential gas work in Palm Bay?

Yes. Gas piping additions/alterations are permitted work and inspected by the City. We handle the submittal and scheduling through Palm Bay’s digital plan room.

How are gas lines pressure-tested?

FBC FG §406 requires testing at least 1.5× the proposed working pressure and not less than 3 psig for a prescribed duration with approved gauges—before connecting appliances.

What is a sediment trap and do I need one?

A sediment trap (drip leg) is a short vertical leg near the appliance inlet that catches debris/moisture before it reaches the appliance. It’s required on most gas appliances unless integral to the unit.

Schedule residential gas line installation or repair in Palm Bay

Call Inlet Mechanical at 321-723-0858 or [Book Online] for gas line installation, leak repair, appliance hookups, CSST bonding, and code pressure testing in Palm Bay, FL. Safe, compliant, and inspection-ready.

321-723-0858

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