What Our Gas Pressure Test Includes

• System Assessment: Visual inspection of accessible piping, valves, flexes, and appliance connectors

• Sectional Isolation (as needed): Cap/plug branches to isolate problem areas

• Test Gauge & Pressurization: Set up a calibrated gauge, pressurize the system to the level required by your city/utility

• Stabilization & Hold Period: Monitor gauge for required duration per local code

• Documentation: Provide results for inspectors/utility and advise on next steps

• Repairs (If Needed): Code-compliant fixes, retest, and inspection coordination

We follow Texas and local city requirements for test pressure and duration. Specifications vary by jurisdiction and scope of work.

Our Step-by-Step Process

1. Safety & Shutoff: Verify system is safe, isolate appliances/branches as needed

2. Leak Check & Prep: Identify obvious issues (loose fittings, damaged flexes, missing drip legs or valves)

3. Pressurize & Gauge: Install a test gauge and pressurize per code

4. Hold & Observe: Maintain pressure for the required time; verify no pressure loss

5. Repair (if needed): Correct leaks, bonding/grounding for CSST, code corrections

6. City Inspection: We schedule/meet inspector when required

7. Restore Service: Relight pilots, verify appliance operation, and review safety

Transparent Pricing

• Diagnostic & Test Setup: Upfront, itemized

• Repairs (if needed): Priced before any work begins

• Emergency/After-Hours: Call-out fee may apply (due before dispatch)

• Permit/Inspection fees: Passed through when required by your city

No surprises — you’ll know the cost and scope before we start.