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Gas line bonding/grounding “4.7.3 – All interior metal gas piping that may become energized shall be made electrically continuous and shall be bonded in accordance with the requirements of the local electrical code or, in the absence of such, the Canadian Electrical Code, Part I.” CSA B149.1 Any metal pipes,tubes or conduit in your home […]

Underground (Polyethylene) Gas Line. Is it safe to run a gas line underground?  Absolutely! In fact, having the gas line buried has many benefits. It minimizes the maintenance required for the typical iron pipe. There are less fittings on the gas supply line which minimize points of failure or potential leaks. Aesthetics – having an […]

Can I disconnect my BBQ, or do I need a gas fitter to complete this for me? If your BBQ is a freestanding unit and not a built in one, it has a quick disconnect fitting. Unless the quick connect fitting it seized, a homeowner can disconnect their BBQ without the assistance of a gas […]

Pipe sizing and reaming – done right! Sizing a gas system is critical for the performance and safety of your appliances. Undersized gas lines will cause incomplete combustion which has a direct effect on flue gasses emitted. One of the common byproducts of incomplete combustion is Carbon Monoxide or CO. Larger appliances such as pool […]

Periodically inspect your home for signs of corroded gas supply lines. It is a good habit to get into to visually inspect your gas supply lines every once in a while. Iron pipe will accumulate surface rust and require a fresh coat of paint. If left untreated, it will eventually become “pitted”. A quick way […]

Check your natural gas BBQ hose before every use to prevent a BBQ fire! It is very important you inspect your BBQ before every use. If you smell natural gas and the burner knobs are off, there is a good chance you have a damaged natural gas hose. Run your fingers along the hose to […]

Maintaining your BBQ grill for great taste and long life! Nothing beats a good BBQ with your family and friends. The best BBQ meals are cooked on a clean hot grill. We have put together a few handy tips that will help you keep you BBQ looking and performing as new. Before cleaning your BBQ […]

Screws should never be used to secure gas dryer vents as they will trap lint and potentially catch fire! 7.5.3 – A moisture-exhaust duct shall not be secured with screws.CSA B149-1 Every year there are over 40 house fires in Toronto alone that are started from gas dryers. Did you know that your vent must […]

Snow melt systems  – knowing what to expect There are 2 types of snow melt applications. It is important to understand the difference between both systems before making the decision to invest in yours. Commercial/Critical applications We install critical systems in Hospitals, rooftop Heli-pads and shopping mall melting pads. They have many non- standard and […]