Gas Line Work in Toronto & GTA

Gas Line Installation for HVAC Equipment

Gas line work needs to be planned and done properly. When you’re upgrading HVAC equipment, the gas line must support the new appliance safely and cleanly. HVAC Bureau installs and upgrades gas lines as part of your HVAC replacement or new installation scope.

When gas line work is needed

• You’re replacing a furnace or boiler
• You’re upgrading a tank water heater or going tankless
• The existing line routing is outdated, cluttered, or hard to service
• The new equipment requires a different connection setup

What you get

• Clean routing and solid connections
• A mechanical space that’s easier to service later
• Code-ready work tied to the approved scope
• Clear communication on what’s included and what’s not

How Your Gas Line Project Works

Gas line work isn’t something you want improvised. The goal is to define the scope clearly, install cleanly, and leave your mechanical area organized.

1) Site assessment

We review:

• The equipment being installed or replaced
• Existing gas line routing and connection points
• Access and layout in the mechanical space
• The cleanest route for a serviceable final setup

2) Clear scope and plan

You receive a straightforward scope that outlines:

• What gas line work is included
• Where the new routing will go
• What needs to be modified or replaced
• How the work ties into your HVAC install timeline

3) Installation

On install day we focus on clean execution:

• New piping and fittings installed to the approved scope
• Tidy routing with a serviceable layout
• Clean jobsite standards and organized close-out

4) Walkthrough and handover

Before we close out:

• You get a walkthrough of the new routing and shutoff location
• We confirm you understand the final setup and what was changed

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Gas line pricing depends on routing complexity, access, and how much needs to be updated to support the new equipment safely. The right approach is a clear scope up front and clean work that holds up.

Typical scope includes

• Gas line installation or rerouting tied to HVAC equipment
• New fittings and connection work as approved
• Tidy routing and clean close-out
• Basic walkthrough of the final setup

Why clean routing matters

A clean, serviceable gas line layout makes future servicing easier and helps keep the mechanical space safer and more organized.

What affects price and timeline

• Length of run and number of turns/transitions
• Access difficulty in the mechanical space
• How much old piping needs to be removed or rerouted
• Coordination with the main equipment install (furnace, boiler, water heater)
• Any requirements tied to permits or inspections when applicable